Family Handbook 2019-20

Cinquantenaire

A Cinquantenaire is the name given to an Old Girl who graduated 50 to 59 years ago.

Chapel of St. Cecilia

The Havergal Chapel is located on the B Level in the Upper School and is used for quiet reflection and Anglican services. Communion is an optional offering and is celebrated monthly. Special services for Advent, Ash Wednesday and Holy Week are also held in this space. The school Chaplains extend a warm invitation to all to come in for conversation or pastoral care.

Class Rep

A Class Rep is an Old Girl who represents her graduating class by keeping in touch with as many other Old Girls from her year as possible. This group of women helps to organize reunions and prepares news of classmates for publication in the ​ Chronicle ​ , the annual publication of the Old Girls.

Clubs: Tuesday Programming

Students, faculty and staff have initiated clubs in response to the various interests and ideas of our community. Students who are interested in starting a club or an action initiative should contact the Head, Senior School, the Head of Middle School or the Director of the Forum for Change. Most clubs meet on alternate Tuesdays during lunch or, when appropriate, after school or at an alternative designated time. ● Middle School clubs offer half-year opportunities and students are required to join two clubs over the course of the school year. ● Senior School students are year long experiences. ● Upper School clubs are offered to Grade 7 through 12 and meet on alternating Tuesdays.

Clubs: Competitive Clubs Programming

Competitive clubs are designated as such to recognize the increased level of commitment— financial, student preparation and travel requirements—by faculty and students. These clubs operate at specific times outside of the Tuesday Clubs programming. Competitive Clubs include: Debating, DECA, HOSA, Model UN and Robotics. Competitive Clubs may change their designation.

Last Edited: August 20, 2019 Havergal College Family Handbook 2019–20

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