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Elementary School Calendar 2025-2026

High School Calendar 2025-2026

An updated version of your account statement will be available on the COBA portal starting August 25, 2025.

In accordance with the educational service contract,

• 50% of the balance is due at the start of the school year, on August 29, 2025,
• and the remaining 50% is due by February 1, 2026.

To access your account statement, please follow these steps:

Step 1:

• Visit our website.
• Click on the “Portals” tab located at the top of the page.
• Select “Parents and Students Portal” from the three portal options.

Step 2:

• Log in to the COBA portal using your credentials.
• Go to the “Account Statement” section.
• Download the updated statement available from August 25.

To make a bank payment:

Please follow the instructions provided in the link below:
 Bank Payment Instructions

If you have any questions regarding your account statement, please do not hesitate to contact us at:
 comptesrecevables@vanguardquebec.qc.ca

Letter to Parents – Back-to-school 2025-2026

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How to access the Parents’ Portal:

Access to the COBA Portal is available via our website.

Click on the “Portals” tab at the top of the page.

You’ll see three portal options. Select “Parent & Student Portal”.

Loan of computer equipment to students

To support students in their learning, each student will receive a computer provided by the school at the beginning of the school year. This tool will be essential throughout their school years with us, so it’s crucial that it is carefully cared for.

Here are a few important points to note:

Student responsibility: The student is responsible for the safe and proper use and maintenance of his or her computer. It’s important to keep the equipment in good working order to avoid any inconvenience.

Technical support: A dedicated and efficient team of computer technicians is available at the school to assist students when needed. They are on hand to help with day-to-day use and to resolve any technical problems during school hours.

It is also possible for the student to borrow headphones and a graphic calculator (if required in the student’s math and science courses) from the IT desk.  To consult the liability contract concerning the use of the computer and any other loaned equipment, please click here.

We are counting on your cooperation to ensure that your child takes full advantage of this valuable tool, while respecting the established rules.

COMING SOON

Elementary behaviour code and rules

High School behaviour code and rules

Ethics Policy

COMING SOON

Our school will have a new uniform for the 2025-26 school year.  We are pleased to announce that our new supplier will be HFM (Souris Mini) and that our students were involved  in choosing clothing items which are now part of the Vanguard collection. The objective : a modern, comfortable and affordable uniform ! 

We suggest you sign up for the supplier’s newsletter at  www.uniformeshfm.com.  You will receive pertinent information such as how to place an order, boutique hours, etc.

Here is the complete collection : EVS planches de collection avec prix 2025-2026.pdf

Important Information 

The uniform will include a top AND bottom. Here is what each student must minimally wear : 

• A polo from the Vanguard collection depending on elementary or high school level;
• Pants or a skirt from the Vanguard collection;
• Other items from the collection are optional, but available for those who want more variety; KEEP IN MIND THAT ITEMS WHICH ARE NOT PART OF OUR COLLECTION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED ;
• Socks and tights are not mandatory, but if worn with a skirt, only black, white, navy blue and grey will be accepted.  
• It is not mandatory to buy shoes from our supplier; regular shoes will be accepted; there are no colour restrictions on shoes;

Physical Education

• Purchasing the phys. ed. outfit is not mandatory, but the sports pants from our collection can be worn during class; 
• For hygiene reasons, students must wear a different outfit during phys. ed. class (different top and pants or shorts)

A little touch for our graduates

• Students from grade 6 and grade 11 can choose a crewneck with “Graduate” printed on the back which students can wear throughout the school year.

To keep in mind

Here is the purchase guide which includes other information :

Purchase guide EVS pdf.pdf

It is now possible to visit one of the following service points to try on sample clothing items:

• Souris Mini Boutique – Quartier DIX30
• Souris Mini Boutique – Fairview Mall

Please note that no inventory will be available on-site. The clothing items provided are strictly samples intended for fitting purposes to help determine the correct size to order. Once the appropriate size is selected, the order must be placed online via our website: www.uniformeshfm.com.

Online Orders : You will find the password in the guide

Please note that both the DIX30 and Fairview boutiques each have only one fitting room, so some waiting time may be required. We thank you for your patience and understanding.  If you have any questions or require further assistance, feel free to contact us at: info@uniformeshfm.com.

If you have other questions, you may contact the secretary from your sector:

Elementary :  secretariatprimaire@vanguardquebec.qc.ca

English High School :  highschoolsecretary@vanguardquebec.qc.ca

Thank you for your collaboration in letting us offer our students a positive and inclusive learning environment.

Who is the Vanguard School complaint procedure for?  

Response: To any person (student or parent) who, after having attempted to resolve a dispute with the principal, feels that they are not satisfied or that the problem persists despite the steps taken.

The purpose of this procedure is to provide guidelines for Vanguard School to follow and enforce in the handling of complaints from students or their parents. The purpose of this procedure is to ensure that any complaint (covered by this procedure) is dealt with effectively, diligently, impartially, and objectively, in a fair manner, and with respect for the rights of all persons involved in the complaint.

Steps to follow in dealing with a problematic situation

Step 1: Always contact the person with whom you have a dispute to understand the situation and work with them to find solutions if necessary (call or email).

Step 2: If the complainant is still dissatisfied or if the situation persists, refer the problematic situation to the principal of the sector to which the student belongs. Allow 5 working days for this to happen.

Step 3: If the complainant is still dissatisfied or if the situation persists, fill out the complaint form, which the general administration will process within 5 working days.

Step 4: If there is still dissatisfaction on the part of the complainant or if the situation persists, it is possible to submit a request for a complaint review to the National Student Ombudsman as follows:

• Through the Government website: Quebec.ca/student rights
• By phone / texto : 1-833-420-5233
• By email: plaintes-pne@pne.gouv.qc.ca

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