F. G. Miller Jr./Sr. High School

Monday, September 30, 2019, is Orange Shirt day, and the Crusaders join in remembering the lives of children who attended residential schools. We encourage all our staff and students to colour the Realm ORANGE on the 30th and take a moment to stop by our display in our Common Area to view the timeline. To learn more about Orange Shirt Day, view the video below. You can also visit http://www.orangeshirtday.org/ to hear more about the stories and history of residential scho

Monday, September 30, 2019, is Orange Shirt day, and the Crusaders join in remembering the lives of children who attended residential schools. We encourage all our staff and students to colour the Realm ORANGE on the 30th and take a moment to stop by our display in our Common Area to view the timeline. To learn more about Orange Shirt Day, view the video below. You can also visit http://www.orangeshirtday.org/ to hear more about the stories and history of residential scho

Sunday, September 30, 2018, is Orange Shirt day. The Crusaders join in remembering the lives of children who attended residential schools on Tuesday, October 2, 2018. We encourage all our staff and students to colour the Realm ORANGE on Tuesday and take a moment to stop by our display in our Common Area to view the timeline. To learn more about Orange Shirt Day, view the video below. You can also visit http://www.orangeshirtday.org/ to hear more about the stories and his

Friday, September 29, 2017, the Crusaders join in remembering the lives of children who attended residential schools. We encourage all our staff and students to colour the Realm ORANGE on Friday and take a moment to stop by our display in our Common Area to view the timeline. To learn more about Orange Shirt Day, view the video below. You can also visit http://www.orangeshirtday.org/ to hear more about the stories and history of residential schools. Friday is a day to tel

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The ultimate loss for a parent is to lose a child. Only those who live with this soul-tearing experience can understand the devastation that follows a tragedy of this magnitude. Now imagine a father reliving the experience of losing his son over and over again at presentations in schools in an effort to impact our youth into making positive decisions. Greg Drew is that man, and Jammin’ 4 Jay is his silver lining. In what would be his last presentation, Mr. Drew retold the

Our senior high school Crusaders and staff had the opportunity to learn about the ultimate gift a Crusader family gave when tragedy struck their beloved daughter. Former alumna of the Class of 1991, Dawn Tremblay, tragically died in a motor vehicle accident on May 25, 1996, just one day before her 23 birthday. Organ donation is only possible when the heart is beating and the organs are getting blood and oxygen. Dawn had signed her organ donor card, and her parents Remi (one o

Wednesday, May 3, 2017 is the perfect day to wear a hat for "Hats On for Mental Health" Day! Not only are we wearing some hard core hats, but it is the perfect day to rock out at the Robb Nash Project presentation. Part of Robb's purpose is to use the heavy metal platform to bring awareness to mental health issues that students deal with every day with the hopes that they will make positive choices in their lives daily. To learn more about mental health click on the poster to