We are inviting the Mobile Central High school community to display or hang a Mobile Central High jersey, MCHS clothing, or any other sports memorabilia you may have on your front door or porch this evening in the memory of Stacey Lynn and Corey.
Our thoughts are with the Kenny family and their many friends within Mobile Central High family and our broader community during this difficult time.
Changes to Chartwells Cafeteria Service
Hello families,
We are excited to continue our expansion of the pay-what-you-can school lunch program to now include your school starting on October 28!
For more information, and to place your lunch order, visit chartwellsk12.ca or scan the QR code below:
HOW TO ORDER:
Scan the QR Code above to be linked directly to the Chartwells Eats website or visit chartwellsK12.ca
Type in and search for students’ school name
View the menu and make your daily selection
Choose your preferred payment amount (if paying less than the full amount)
Checkout your order!
Important: As a reminder, there will be no ability to purchase lunch on the day of service. Therefore, if you do not order before the ordering window closes, families should send along a packed lunch for students.
We hope you will participate. Bon Appetite!
Chartwells Eats
2025-2026 School Year Start
Welcome Back!
Bus Transportation
School doors open at 8:50 and dismissal at 3:00. Below is a link to our website with information related to transportation, including safety. The application to request courtesy seating is also in this link. Please ensure that your child takes the bus they are assigned, we do not have room on the bus for those outside of their designated area.
https://mobilecentralhigh.nlesd.ca/resources/student-transportation
Please be sure to refer to the section on this page pertaining to Parking Lot Safety at Mobile Central High. This section is very important to ensure our parking lot is safe.
Allergies with Anaphylaxis and other Serious Medical Concerns
We also want to ensure that any medical forms that may be required for your child are completed by September. The link below will include these forms. This section also includes information on life threatening allergies and foods that can not be brought into the building so that we can keep all of our students safe. Currently, we can not have the following:
Mango
Nuts of any kind
Shellfish
Fish
Peas and other legumes
Pear
Visible eggs such as those in a sandwich or a boiled egg
https://mobilecentralhigh.nlesd.ca/resources/medical-information-and-forms
If your child has any medical conditions that require medical forms, please ensure that these forms and any necessary medications are brought on Wednesday and given to the office. If there are any other medical issues you need to discuss, please contact the school.
Cafeteria Service
Cafeteria service will begin on Monday, September 8th.
Other Important Information
NLESD Back to School Information: Here is the link to the district’s website which has some great information for families: Back to School Information
School Website: Mobile Central High
Regular Bell Schedule:
8:50 1st Bell
9:05- 10:05 Period 1
10:05-11:05 Period 2
11:05-11:20 Recess
11:20- 12:20 Period 3
12:20 – 1:00 Lunch
1:00-2:00 Period 4
2:00-3:00 Period 5
We look forward to working with our families this year and having a great return to back to school!
Chartwells Menu
Chartwells Elementary NL 2025-2026 Posting Menu.pdfFoods not to be taken to school due to life threatening allergies include:
Mango
Nuts of any kind
Pears
Shellfish
Fish
Peas and other legumes. Such as split peas in pea soup, chickpeas in hummus and soybeans such as WOW butter.
Visible eggs such as those in a sandwich or a boiled egg. Please be careful not to prepare or purchase this food. For example, Tim Horton’s egg sandwiches are not permitted. Thanks.
It is important that all parents and guardians are aware that the school uses a video security system. We believe this is necessary to protect the safety and security of students, staff and visitors and to protect student and district property.
According to district policy, a video/electronic security system can be a valuable tool for promoting safe and secure teaching and learning environments. Such systems can support the implementation of Safe and Caring Schools policies and may help schools to respond to bullying behaviour, prevent or reduce theft and vandalism and provide a means for holding individuals accountable for criminal or unbecoming conduct while on district property. The use of video/electronic security systems on district property balances the privacy rights of students and others with our obligation to provide safe learning and working environments and the need to protect district property from theft and vandalism.
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