Students will be given opportunities for locker cleanouts over the next couple weeks, with the final locker cleanout on June 4.
No. Students will only be responsible for their personal items, which must be removed from school property by end of day, June 4.
Our IT Department is already working to ensure a smooth transition between buildings. This means that the network is ready to go and all necessary infrastructure is in place. Over the course of the moving weekend, laptop and tablet carts will be moved over, and our computer labs plugged in.
The final three weeks for Grades 9-12 in the new building will move forward as normal, consisting of exam review, practical exams and final exams.
There are a few circumstances that are alleviating the pressures of a full-scale move; newly purchased items are already installed at the new build which includes some new furniture and appliances, books and equipment only used certain times of year are already moved. Office storage items are being moved earlier in May, and seasonal items are also being moved ahead of time. The only items being moved during the transition time of June 5 will be last-minute items that the classrooms still require to finish the year.
Food services for PSHS students will continue in the same manner as this year with food offered to students three times per week in the cafeteria.
No. An open house is being planned for September to introduce families to the school.
No. The school will be operating as a usual school day. An open house will be held in September for families to see the school.
All buses will continue to unload and load students in the same bus loop formation; the main doors for the new building are directly across from the old building bus entrance.
Start and end times will remain the same for June, and in the event any changes need to be made for September, communication will be provided to families.
All students will be provided a map/floor plan for the new build which teachers will review with students to plan for the first day in the new building. On the first day, students will be welcomed into the building by all available staff and directed to their first period class. Their classroom teachers will be in the hallways outside their classroom doors to ensure students clearly see their classroom. Room numbers will be clearly visible outside each classroom, and designated staff will be circulating to help students navigate to their first period.
Yes, there is a main office on the secondary side of the school closest to Isabella St., which will be open June 8.
Yes, the main telephone number remains 705-773-7979
All safety procedures will be reviewed with staff and students, and a planned fire drill with advance notice will occur to give all staff and students a walk-through in June. All appropriate safety drills will be planned for the 2026-2027 school year and reviewed in the Family Handbook distributed in September.
The demolition isn’t scheduled to be underway in the old school until approximately June 26, so there shouldn’t be anyone in the new school at that time, including staff.
No, a safety fence will be placed around the old school, but demolition is scheduled to start approx. June 26.
Parking will be affected slightly, in that it will move closer to the new school, away from the old school.
Yes, both elementary and secondary schools will be open and ready for students.
The elementary and secondary schools are separated through clearly marked fire doors on the upper and the lower floors of the right-hand side of the building. There is a separate main entrance and main office for secondary, and a separate main entrance and main office for elementary.
