Search results
- HMMS Council is a valuable home/school link that supports the learning environment of our students and children. HMMS Council acts in an advisory capacity providing ideas and input to assist the principal and where appropriate, school board trustees, in their decision making on educational issues.
henrymunroms.ocdsb.ca/school_council_
People also ask
Where is Henry Munro middle school?
Who is Henry Munro?
How many students does Henry Munro have?
Where do students go when they graduate from Henry Munro?
The HMMS Council is here to help increase communication between the school and our community and to serve the needs of students. HMMS Council cooperates with our school principal and is an important link between parents and the school community.
- Our School
The active Henry Munro School Council brings together...
- Our School
- Our School
- Our Students
- Our Staff
- Our Community
- Programs and Services
Our school is named after Henry Munro, a descendant of a United Empire Loyalist who at one time owned the land on which our school was built. The first phase of Henry Munro Middle School was constructed in 1966, with an addition completed in 1969.
Henry Munro has an enrolment of 560 students with ethnic and linguistic backgrounds representing over 30 countries. In addition to English and French, additional languages spoken by our students and their parents include: Arabic, Mandarin and Cantonese Chinese, Somali, Spanish, Russian, Kurdish, Punjabi, Farsi, Urdu, Gujarati, and Vietnamese. Our s...
Henry Munro has 53 professional and dedicated teachers, educational assistants, administrative, and custodial staff, who work hard to improve and sustain a vibrant learning environment. As a result of a unique partnership between the OCDSB and the Ottawa Community Immigration Services Organization, Henry Munro has the benefit of the services of a M...
Henry Munro Middle School is located in the Beacon Hill North area of the City of Ottawa, and serves the Carson Grove, Pineview and Cyrville areas, as well as North and South Beacon Hill. We welcome volunteers to our school, and have a number of parents working with teachers and on School Council projects. The active Henry Munro School Council brin...
Academic Programs
1. Regular English with Core French 2. Early French Immersion
Special Education and ESL Programs
All of our Special Education and ESL Programs are coordinated through the Student Support Services (SSS) Team. 1. Grade 6/7/8 Congregated Behaviour Intervention Program. 2. Gifted support and educational assessments through our Learning Support Teacher. 3. Collaborative teaching strategies used by homeroom teachers and Student Support Service teachers to provide remedial help to exceptional students. 4. English as a Second Language program. 5. English Literacy Development.
Clubs and Activities
Henry Munro offers a large variety of lunch time and after school activities for our students, including: 1. Intramural and inter-scholastic teams for both boys and girls in many different sports, including: soccer, cross-country, touch football, volleyball, badminton, dodge ball, basketball, and track and field. 2. Drama club, school bands, vocal club, and rock band programs. 3. ‘Pay it Forward’ and the ‘All in Student Action Committee’ to promote a positive school climate 4. Other clubs and...
- 2105 Kender Ave, Gloucester, ON K1J 6J7
Recognizes and appreciates that the school is part of a larger community and both must be mutually supportive. Works co-operatively and consults with school council, recognising it (school council) as an active participant in the school community.
- 2105 Kender Ave, Gloucester, ON K1J 6J7
Jul 19, 2010 · Henry Munro Middle School is in the Beacon Hill neighbourhood of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada and is operated by Ottawa Carleton District School Board. The school educates in grades 6–8. Henry Munro offers early French immersion.
Henry Munro Middle School Principal Profile As a school mentor and the primary school administrator, the Principal of Henry Munro Middle School (HMMS) must possess certain key characteristics. As such, the HMMS school council has identified the following criteria as essential. The principal must, in relation to students:
A school council is a formal group of students chosen to represent their peers in discussions with school administrators, teachers, and staff. Its primary purpose is to provide students with a platform for expressing their views and concerns, thereby influencing school policies, decision-making, and overall school life.
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB, known as English-language Public District School Board No. 25 prior to 1999 [4]) refers to both the institution responsible for the operation of all English public schools in the city of Ottawa, Ontario and its governing body.
