The NYHDP has now reached the 5 year mark and it is still growing and going strong, an...
- ABOUT
- NYHDP COMMUNITIES
- HOCKEY NUNAVIK
- PROTOCOL
- SELECT PROGRAM
- REGIONAL MINOR HOCKEY TOURNAMENTS
- PHOTO GALLERY
1. Academic Coordinator: → Work under the coordination of the NYHDP Coordinators → Coordinate all academic aspects of the NYHDP in collaboration with the Kativik School Board and all the schools under KSB juridiction → Respect the Kativik School Board’s mandate → Implement and reinforce all program's rules and guidelines while acting as an academic coordinator and tutor → Work in collaboration with the School Administrations in regards to the students-players’ selection (adequate attendance, behaviour and effort) for all Select hockey sessions/trips/tournaments → Collaborate with the students-players’ teachers → Respect the precise Academic mandate provided by the classroom teachers (schoolwork, exam, etc) → Submit a report to the Kativik School Board if requested → Submit a student report to the school administration and to the classroom teachers → Take part in the training of Academic Tutor(s)/Coordinator(s) if needed → Take part of different KSB meeting to inform school personnel about the program → Promote the NYHDP and its Select Program → Supervise the Academic Supervisors in implementing the NYHDP for each community → Supervise the schools follow-ups in regards to all minor hockey tournaments under the NYHDP → Make when required, the necessary representations so that each KSB school names a reliable Academic Supervisor who will submit the participants’ weekly school reports on time → Help and supervise the academic tutor → Be accessible at the Kuujjuaq Forum while in Kuujjuaq 2. Academic Tutor: → Work under the coordination of the NYHDP Coordinators → Respect the Kativik School Board’s mandate → Work in collaboration with the School Administrations in regards to the students-players’ selection (adequate attendance, behaviour and effort) for all Select hockey sessions/trips/tournaments → Collaborate with the students-players’ teachers → Respect the precise Academic mandate provided by the classroom teachers (schoolwork, exam, etc) → Submit a student report to the school administration and to the classroom teachers → Take part in the training of Academic Tutor(s)/Coordinator(s) if requested by the program → Take part of different KSB meeting to inform school personnel about the program (if requested by the Coordinator) → Work in collaboration with the KSB Educational Services in regards to the program → Promote the NYHDP and its Select Program 3. School Principal: → Work in collaboration with the Academic Coordinator, Academic Tutors and Academic Supervisors in verifying the participants’ weekly school reports if needed → Give visibility to the NYHDP and its Select program in the school → Use the NYHDP and its Select program as a tool for motivating students 4. Academic Supervisor: → Work under the coordination of the NYHDP Coordinators → Verify the weekly report describing the performance of every student involved in the program. → Inform the Principal about the progress of the program in the school → Supervise the participants’ enrolment in the program → Act in collaboration with the LHT, inform the school students about the NYHDP → Submit to the municipality’s Recreation Director, the weekly reports describing the performance of every student involved in the program.Use the website. → Submit if requested at the end of each year, a report in collaboration with the LHTs. This report must also be signed by the School Principal → Report to the Program Coordinator(s) about any incidents that may occur 5. School Teacher: → Provide the needed academic support for all students-players who have to be away from their classroom to participate in the Select program → Use the NYHDP and its Select program as a tool to motivate students → Work in collaboration with the academic supervisor, School Principal and academic coordinator Make sure to register student on the NYHDP website and submit a quick weekly report for those kids.