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Heritage Regional High School is the owner of its own television studio and Media Studies program. |
Heritage Regional High School is the owner of its own television studio and Media Studies program. |
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==HRHS== also happens to be one of the worst schools of all time. |
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| Heritage Regional High School | |
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| Address | |
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7455 Chemin Chambly , ,
Canada
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| Coordinates | 45°29′24″N 73°23′28″W / 45.49000°N 73.39111°W / 45.49000; -73.39111 |
| Information | |
| School type | English International Baccalaureate secondary school |
| Motto | Respect - Excellence - Pride |
| School board | Riverside School Board |
| Principal | Kimberly Barnes[1] |
| Grades | 7 to 11 (Secondary 1 to Secondary 5) |
| Enrollment | 1603 students |
| Language | English, French |
| Area | South Shore (Montreal): St. Hubert (Longueuil), Boucherville, St. Bruno and hinterland/rural areas |
| Colour(s) | Grey, black, and green |
| Mascot | Husky |
| Team name | Heritage Huskies |
| Website | www |
Heritage Regional High School is a public secondary school located in Saint-Hubert, Quebec. Prior to being known as Heritage, the school was known as MacDonald-Cartier Memorial High School.
Heritage Regional High School is the owner of its own television studio and Media Studies program. ==HRHS== also happens to be one of the worst schools of all time.
The iCan program is a program for students with an interest in computers. The program consists of a condensed schedule like Sports Excellence; but, instead of doing sports, every student has two hours of time to work on various projects on the computer. Some examples of projects in Secondary 1 are Scratch, making an agenda cover page, and learning html. In Secondary 2, students do some of the same things, but with some more advanced projects such as learning Ruby and Photoshop. In Secondary 3, projects may include learning Photoshop, html, Python, Sql, Java, and 3D image rendering.
The Secondary 4 IBO students performed several plays on stage. The theme was media, which included movies and television shows. A variety of different plays were also performed.
In 2008, the plays were presented again during the IBO open fair to give parents, students and others who had missed the original performances to see them.
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The HRHS Environmental Club belongs to Roots and Shoots, a program offered by the Jane Goodall Institute. The club has been active for many years, although not only at HRHS. The club was started by Coleen Carter when she was working at RVR High School. When she came to teach at the new Heritage Regional High School (renamed from MacDonald Cartier Memorial High School), the Environmental Club followed.
In the last few years, the club has raised several hundred dollars for various charities; adopted a whale, owl and chimpanzee and a polar bear; and collected over 2000 old prescription eyeglasses and over 200 pounds of plastic and aluminum tabs for recycling.[citation needed]
Heritage was awarded with the Earth School status by the Green Schools Program and was the first school to receive it in the province of Quebec.[2]
