Wednesday, September 30th
No School (Truth & Reconciliation Day)
Mission Statement
Culture - Legacy - Inspiration - Community - Knowledge - Success
Where Everything CLICKS. We empower students to shape their own legacy by inspiring a culture of community, knowledge, and success.
Thursday, September 24, 2026
School Day 4
- Niverville High School will celebrate National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Tuesday September 29th. Students are encouraged to wear orange to honour residential school survivors and victims.
- Interested in Panthers clothing? The Phys Ed department has Panthers athletic shirts for sale (cash only) – $25 for a t-shirt, $30 for a long sleeve. See Mr. Toews or Mr. Lockerby if you are interested in purchasing one.
- Looking for more volunteers to help with the NHS Hockey tournament this Friday and Saturday. Hockey knowledge is required. See Mr. Lockerby if you are interested.
- D&D meeting for any students interested on Monday after school from 4-6pm in the learning commons.
- Grad Class of 2026: Your first graduation meeting is Wednesday October 7 at 11:45am in the MPR. A parent/guardian meeting will follow that evening at 6pm!
- JV Boys and JV Girls Red Volleyball practice today at 4:00pm.
- Boys Soccer game today vs Gab Roy. Game time is 5:30pm at Hespeler Park.
- JV Girls Black Volleyball practice today at 6:00pm.
- Head shots and team photos for all athletes on the fall sports teams (Cross Country, Soccer, Volleyball, Hockey) on Tuesday, September 29 at 12:30pm. MANDATORY ATTENDANCE!!!
- The Yearbook team will meet tomorrow at lunch hour in Mr. Kornelsen’s room (117); it’s important for all members to attend as we get things up and running
- Rocket League: Practice today at lunch in room 204!
- Vaping is not allowed anywhere on school property, that includes washrooms. If you’re caught vaping, suspected of vaping or “passing a vape”, expect a minimum 3 day out of school suspension.
- Our school is a scent-free zone. Please do not spray perfumes or body sprays inside the building. Be respectful and help keep our environment safe for everyone!
- Personal laptops should not be used by students during school hours and in class.
Latest News
NHS Start of School Year Newsletter – September 2026
Dear NHS Students, Families, and Community, Welcome to the 2026–2027 school year! Whether you are new to NHS or returning for another year, we are very glad you are here. Last year, our school focused on two guiding priorities: Culture and Community. Those priorities continue this year as we work to make NHS a place where students feel known, supported, challenged, and proud to belong. The purpose of this communication is to communicate all pertinent information with you to start… Read More
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NHS End of School Year Newsletter – Summer 2026
Dear NHS Families, Students, Staff, and Community, “The beautiful thing about learning is not simply what we know, it is who we become along the way.” As another school year comes to a close, it is incredible to reflect on everything we have accomplished together. When we welcomed students back in September, we introduced a renewed vision for Niverville High School: Where Everything CLICKS. We empower students to shape their own legacy by inspiring a culture of community, knowledge, and… Read More
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NHS Newsletter – June 2026
“Success is not measured by how far you have to go, but by how far you have come.” Dear NHS Families, Students and Staff, Just like that, we have arrived at the final month of another incredible school year. As we reflect on the 2025-2026 school year, one word continues to stand out: growth. This year, we focused on our guiding stars of Culture and Community. Together, we worked to create a school where students feel connected, supported, challenged, and… Read More
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