Fact Sheet

The following information is provided for you to read a bit about what is available at CHS as you consider submitting an application. 

Sports

CHS offers hockey, basketball, volleyball, badminton, soccer, and track. Sports practices do not conflict with classes, but games sometimes will if the teams are required to travel. Students should speak with their respective coaches for more detailed information. For contact information, phone 1-800-667-5199.

School calendar

Students receive a break at Christmas and at Easter and are required to leave campus for both of these holidays. The CHS term system is slightly different than most high schools in that we have three terms rather than two semesters. Students register for four classes from September to December, four classes from January to April, and another two in May and June. There are several benefits to this system:

• Students are able to leave school behind and enjoy family and friends over Christmas without the stress of coming back to finish exams.
• Students in Grade 12 are able to gain university credits by taking college classes during their spare periods.
• The May and June semester allows more time to be given to art classes, practical and applied arts classes, and other subjects that have set-up and take-down time; it also helps students spend more concentrated time on subjects that a particularly challenging. 

Dormitories

Each dorm room contains a desk with drawers, a chair, a twin bed, and some shelves and a closet per occupant.

Internet access is available for students. Please contact us for more information regarding the details. 

Pay phones are available in each dorm. In addition, a student is allowed to set up a personal account with SaskTel and have a phone installed in their dorm room for the year.

In-dorm curfew is 10:30 p.m. on week nights; lights out time depends on the student's grade.

There is a mandatory study period for all dorm students for an hour and a half each evening, Monday through Thursday.

Each residence leadership team is led by a residence director, who oversees and gives leadership to the dorm. In addition, there are college-aged residence assistants who have been hand-picked to live on the halls and work closely with the high school students throughout the year.

Parents and friends are more than welcome to visit, and students are welcome to go home most weekends. We do have a few "closed" weekends where students are required to stay on campus because of events that have been planned for them. Overnight campus leaves must be cleared with dorm leadership in advance.

Students are able to go to Moose Jaw for basic shopping, banking, entertainment, and other needs by signing out at their dorm. In order to allow trips of a longer distance, parents must phone in and give their permission.

Students have access to a computer lab that is designated specifically for the high school if they are not able to bring a computer themselves.

Our dress code does not require uniforms, but we do ask for modesty from our students as well as sensitivity in avoiding any types of clothing with questionable morals or slogans.

In order to get to Caronport, you must fly to the Regina airport. Regina is approximately one hour drive east of Caronport. Moose Jaw, the closest city to Caronport, is about a 15-minute drive to the east. All three cities are located on the Trans-Canada Highway #1. If you need help finding a ride from the airport to Caronport, please contact us at 1-800-667-5199.

Please don't hesitate to contact our Admissions team at 1-800-667-5199 or by email if you have any further questions. We look forward to hearing from you. 

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