Dr. Frank J. Hayden Secondary School
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Please be advised that Dr. Frank J. Hayden Secondary School is currently closed due to the Province of Ontario province-wide shutdown. We are working remotely and staff can be reached by email. Thank you for your continued patience and understanding.
A Message from Halton Food For Thought
Halton Food for Thought is dedicated to feeding the success of our students, one healthy, happy student tummy at a time.
We are in this together! To help support our most vulnerable student families during these unprecedented times HFFT is providing Grocery Gift Cards to purchase healthy snacks and meals this summer.
One registration per household.
Registration closes June 19th, 2021.
Grocery Gift Card value will depend on total registrations received.
Cards will be distributed via email or mail in July.
Halton Food for Thought reserves the right to verify student status with our partner schools.
If you know of a Halton student family who might benefit from Halton Food for Thought support this summer, please have them email info@haltonfoodforthought.com.
When we feed students nutritious food, we are offering them their best chance for success. We want all children to reach their full potential and lead healthy, active lives.
Together we #FeedTheirFuture!
Stay safe, stay well this summer.
Your friends at Halton Food for Thought
Huskies!
All staff and students must complete the Covid-19 school screening. Please click the link to get started.
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Mental Health & Well Being Information Sessions hosted by the Halton District School Board
The HDSB is hosting more than 15 Mental Health & Well-Being Information Sessions for parents/guardians in April and May. These sessions will cover specific topics based on feedback from parents/guardians through a survey sent earlier this year. Each will be led by a mental health expert in that area who will share their knowledge and provide helpful information and resources.
Session presenters will include HDSB staff and mental health experts from local community organizations including Reach Out Centre for Kids (ROCK), ADAPT, Danielle’s Place, National Eating Disorder Information Centre (NEDIC), Eat2Grow, CHM Therapy Services, Halton Support Services, Developmental Services of Ontario, Mental Health and Addiction Nurses, Roots Community Services, and Bayridge Counselling Centres.
Session topics include:
Healthy eating, body image, eating disorders
Self-regulation and emotional well-being
Substance use, vaping, online/video gaming
Supporting children with learning disabilities
Social isolation and connectedness for 2SLGBTQ+ youth
Impact of COVID-19 and racism for Black identifying families
Staying engaged during online learning
Anxiety
Psychiatric medications
Learn about the various sessions available and view event details on the Mental Health & Well-Being Information Sessions webpage.
How to register: Registration is required for these sessions as limited spots are available. Parents/guardians can register by completing the Mental Health & Well-Being Information Sessions Registration Form. Sessions will be held on Google Meet or Zoom (depending on the session) and registrants will be emailed a link to access the session. Sessions will not be recorded.
You will have the opportunity to submit questions when completing the registration form or during the session.
Welcome to Hayden's Class of 2025!
For Grade 8 Information click here or go to our Guidance Tab
Hayden Huskies welcome our Grade 9 class!
Please click on this link for your virtual welcome to Husky Nation!
Our school is a trial school for the HDSB's Free Menstrual Products initiative!
Students can now access menstrual products at no cost in our washrooms. The Free Menstrual Products initiative is an attempt to address some of the gaps in access to menstrual products to promote awareness and alleviate the stigma of menstruation. Dispensing machines have been installed in one multi-stalled washroom on each floor of the school.
The HDSB is gathering student feedback before this initiative is expanded to other schools. Students are invited to complete a short survey between now and the end of December 2020 to share what they think about the Free Menstrual Products initiative: http://bit.ly/FeedbackPeriod.
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