Human Resources & Safety
Safety
- Staff Accident Reporting
- Asbestos Code of Practice
- Safety Program
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Implementation
- Section 3 Hazard Assessment and Control
- Section 4 Emergency Preparedness
- Section 5 First Aid
- Section 6 Chemical Hazards
- Section 7 Personal Protective Equipment
- Section 8 Hearing Conservation
- Section 9 Confined Spaces
- Section 10 Infection Control
- Section 11 Employee Safety and Security
- Section 12 Accident Incident Reporting Investigation
- Section 13 Safe Work Practices
- Section 14 Third Party Contractor Adherence
- Section 15 COVID-19 Pandemic – School Relaunch
Human Resources & Safety
The Holy Family Catholic Regional Division (HFCRD) congratulates Krystle Brulotte who will be the Vice Principal of Holy Family School in Grimshaw in the 2021/22 year. She brings over 10 years of teaching experience to this position and has experience working in multiple HFCRD schools. Krystle has been a Teacher at Holy Family School in Grimshaw since 2012 and is an active member of the school community.
“We warmly welcome Krystle to this new role at Holy Family School. Since she has been part of the school community for many years, we are confident that she will smoothly transition into this new role,” said Superintendent Betty Turpin. “Krystle’s professional experience together with her established relationships within the school community make her an ideal candidate for this position.”
Krystle grew up in Northern Alberta and graduated from the University of Alberta in 2009 with a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education with a minor in Math and Science. She began her teaching career at Ecole Providence School in McLennan and after three years, she transferred to Holy Family School in Grimshaw. The majority of her teaching experience has been in Junior High, mainly teaching Math, Science, Religion, and various CTF courses. She has been an active member of the Holy Family School community for almost 10 years and is grateful for the opportunity to learn and grow professionally in this new leadership role.
“I love being part of the Holy Family School community and I am grateful for the opportunity to continue my career with this amazing school,” said Krystle. “I look forward to working with the staff, students, parents and guardians of Holy Family School in this new capacity.”
Congratulations Krystle
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Glenmary School is very proud of Mrs. Coen's Religion 25 class who spearheaded the Helping Hands Healing Hearts Initiative.
After the Kamloops discovery, students in Religion 25, who were just starting a unit on Indigenous Spirituality, reached out to Mrs. Coen with ideas of being able to do something to help. After some class discussions, they decided they wanted to honour the students of the St. Augustine Mission on Shaftsbury Trail.
The Peace River Museum and Peace River Aboriginal Interagency Committee are working together to do this very thing, so the funds raised are going to help with signage at the Monument here in Peace River where it is more accessible for people to learn about the Indigenous history of Peace River.
Their goal was to raise $430, a dollar donation for each Handprint on the walls of Glenmary. Our school surpassed this goal, raising just over $490. Also, Mr. Andy Gullion, a friend from Rainbow Lake heard about the project, and donated $430 in memory of his mother and aunt, Anne Gullion and Juliette Turk (nee Ghostkeeper), who attended the St. Marten's Residential School in Wabasca from 1927-1933.
Thank you to the Glenmary School community and Mr. Andy Gullion for your generous support. We look forward to seeing the signage at the Treaty 8 Monument in Peace River.
The Holy Family Catholic Regional Division (HFCRD) congratulates Jennifer Anderson who will be the Acting Principal of Holy Family School in Grimshaw in the 2021/22 year. She brings 20 years of teaching experience to this position and has been part of the Holy Family School and Holy Family Parish since 2004. Jennifer has been the Vice Principal of Holy Family School in Grimshaw since 2015 so she is very familiar with the school and community.
“Jennifer has been a strong member of the Holy Family School community for many years. She will be an excellent leader for the school,” said Superintendent Betty Turpin. “Jennifer’s professional experience and her strong faith in God will make her successful in this new role.”
After earning her Bachelor of Education from the University of Alberta in 2001, she moved up north to McLennan for her first teaching position at École Providence School. After three years, she moved to Grimshaw to join the staff at Holy Family School. Through her years of service, Jennifer has been a teacher, student services coordinator, and faith coordinator. She has also been the Vice Principal at Holy Family School since the fall of 2015.
“I am really excited for the challenge of being Principal at Holy Family in the upcoming school year,” said Jennifer. “I am looking forward to taking on this new leadership opportunity in a school community so near and dear to my heart.”
