Guide to Reporting Student Achievement - 2021-2022; Grades 7 - 9
This guide will help parents and guardians understand assessment practices and communication of assessments at F.R. Haythorne.
Bigstone Cree Nation artist finds a creative way to keep his nieces and nephews busy while they stayed home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Métis Nation of Alberta (MNA) is hosting its first Métis Youth Culture Camp, July 15-20. The camp is free for a limited number of MNA youth citizens who are between the ages of 13 and 17. Throughout the week, campers sleep in trapper tents, participate in a canoe expedition from Métis Crossing to Victoria Settlement, take part in harvesting and hide-tanning workshops, voyageur games, and of course, learn cultural activities such as finger-weaving, beading and dance. The goal: For youth to build valuable connections and leave the camp with a more positive and whole sense of identity and belonging. The registration deadline is June 15. Learn more | Posters | Camper registration
Bent Arrow Traditional Healing Society
Alberta Native Friendship Centre
Native Counselling Services of Alberta
First Nations and Inuit Hope for Wellness Help Line
1-855-242-3310 (Toll-Free)
Elder Wilson reflects on four years with Elk Island Public Schools. Thank you Elder Wilson, for being a part of our story. bit.ly/2WSypnS #EIPS #EIPSAltLearning pic.twitter.com/MraBXLBwST
This guide will help parents and guardians understand assessment practices and communication of assessments at F.R. Haythorne.
Please have a look at our School Education Plan for the 2022-2023 school year.
The policy that FRH follows for cellphones and other devices changed! Click here for all the details.
Want to check student achievement, attendance records or pay school fees? Follow this link to access the Powerschool Parent Portal.