As the 2021–22 school year comes to a close, we would like to take this opportunity to express some words of appreciation and a message of hope for the coming year. Parents/caregivers play a critical role in their child(ren)’s education. This year, in particular, your support was paramount. Thank you for the continued communication between…
Hanover School Division remains committed to keeping our community informed and updated with new information as it becomes available. Today, we are providing an update regarding new Public Health Orders, Term 2 report cards for Grades K-8, and a newly established Violence Threat Risk Assessment Protocol (VTRA). To ensure the safety of our students and staff, Hanover School Division will continue to…
Public health officials have announced that Manitoba is lifting proof of vaccination requirements beginning March 1, 2022. The following changes to public health orders will impact schools in Manitoba: Proof of vaccination will no longer be required in public places as of March 1, 2022. For schools, this means…
In looking at the forecast for the next few days, there is the possibility that extreme cold weather may result in school closures this week. A reminder that schools will be closed for cold weather reasons when it’s too cold for students to be exposed to the elements for even a short period. The HSD Weather-Related School Closure Policy requires that schools close for cold weather reasons when…
Hanover School Division remains committed to keeping our community informed and updated with new information as it becomes available. As noted in our email correspondence yesterday, the new public health orders will come into effect on Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2022. Please take a moment to review the following…
As announced by Premier Health Stefanson this past Friday, new public health orders will come into effect on Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2022. The complete news release and backgrounder are available for viewing on the Manitoba Government website. Several changes in the new public health orders will impact schools, including a move from…
On behalf of the Hanover School Division, I want to thank our parents/caregivers for their understanding and cooperation on winter storm or cold days when student safety and division policy necessitate cancelling school. We fully understand the inconvenience and disruption that school closures have on…
Keeping our school communities safe and healthy is of utmost priority for in-person student learning. As parents/caregivers, there are two things you can do to help us in keeping our schools safe and healthy. Keep your child(ren) home if they are ill, even if symptoms are mild. Report any positive cases identified through…
Hanover School Division remains committed to keeping our community informed and updated with new information as it becomes available. Today, we are providing an update regarding the return to in-class learning, contact tracing and case management in schools, mask enhancement guidance, and …
As a proactive measure, the Manitoba government is shifting to a one-week remote learning period for most Manitoba students after the holiday break to ensure schools can implement enhanced measures for in-person learning. This new measure was announced today by…