News & Announcements

(September 2024) Accidents can and do happen! Each year, many families are left financially unprotected when their children are injured at school, on field trips, while participating in non-school activities, or at home.

(May 31, 2024) As announced on May 30, 2024, the Ministry of Education is modernizing Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) requirements to ensure that students have the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in their chosen pathways and continue to build a skilled workforce that strengthens Ontario’s economy and furthers its global competitive advantage.

(Sept 29, 2023) On Saturday, September 30th, Canadians will recognize the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation. Algoma District School Board (ADSB) students and staff acknowledged this special date on September 28th (as September 29th is a Professional Development day).

(Oct 20, 2022) Grade 8 students are enjoying their final year as intermediate students. While they have graduation and school trips to look forward to, they also have high school on the horizon and may have thoughts and questions about their transition to Grade 9. Algoma District School Board (ADSB) has planned an event that will encourage Grade 8 students to begin thinking not only about entering high school, but also about planning for their future.

At the November 15th Inaugural Meeting, Algoma District School Board (ADSB) welcomed four new Trustees for the November 2022 to November 2026 term.

(September 20, 2023) The Algoma District School Board (ADSB) welcomes three new Student Trustees for the 2023/2024 school year. They are Casey Bouvier from Chapleau High School, Andrew Vair from Superior Heights and Desirae Schell-Migwans from Superior Heights as our Indigenous Student Trustee. All appointments became effective as of August 1, 2023.

(Nov 16, 2022) Algoma District School Board (ADSB) held their Inaugural Meeting on November 15, 2022. Jennifer Sarlo was acclaimed and will continue in her role as Chair of the Board while Elaine Johnston was nominated by Trustee Susan Myers and elected as ADSB’s new Vice Chair.

(Oct 4, 2022) This fall Algoma District School Board (ADSB) has seen a significant increase in the number of Multilingual Learners registered with the Board. In August and September alone, ADSB welcomed 68 students from 13 countries to 23 of our schools speaking 16 different languages. Trustees at ADSB’s October 4th Committee of the Whole meeting learned more about the supports that are in place to welcome and register these students into our schools from Megan Turner McMillan (the Board’s K-12 ELL Coordinator) and Linda Kirby (ADSB’s Program System Administrator.)

Algoma District School Board (ADSB) senior staff shared a very positive update and overview of opening enrolment numbers at Algoma District School Board’s first Regular Board meeting held on Tuesday, September 20, 2022.

Hailey has demonstrated exemplary leadership skills during her days as a Chapleau High School Raider. Hailey was an instrumental team member of the Student Senate leadership group since Grade Nine where she organized a variety of student-led activities including spirit days, holidays, cultural days, Pink Shirt Day and representing our school at the Board Level. One key event that Hailey was part of was hosting a board wide leadership conference at our school for Student Senators from all ADSB high schools. Students from across the district came to Chapleau to participate in this completely student-led conference. Hailey was also actively involved in sports while at CHS. She was a member of the Badminton, Basketball, Curling and Volleyball teams, where she showed great determination, skill and talent.

Hailey has demonstrated strong community involvement by volunteering above and beyond the mandatory 40 hours required for graduation. She volunteered for the Township of Chapleau during community event days, the gymnastics club, various community Churches, the Hospital Foundation Board and other local groups. Hailey has shown a great deal of passion and warmth when working with younger students. She was always eager to organize activities and events for our K-12 students. Hailey is certainly a great role model and leader! The work she completed around our school will have a lasting impact.

Hailey has been chosen by her classmates & teachers as the 2020 Class Valedictorian. She is certainly deserving of this title given her strong academic abilities receiving the highest average awards in her grade for her grade nine and ten years. She also maintained an exception average throughout her Grade Eleven and Twelve years along with being an amazing ambassador for our student population through her Student Senate involvement and Sports.

Congratulations Hailey! Good luck next year as you pursue Nursing at Laurentian University. Continue to make us proud and never forget your Chapleau High School roots!