oha girl's Hockey
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All OHA students live on campus in our dorm with our on-site dorm parents. Our students are not billeted with families.
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Yes, the welfare of our students is a top priority. Students are not permitted to leave campus property without the correct documentation being submitted. Without this documentation, a student may be deemed "missing" and the authorities may be notified. A Leave Form must be completed prior to removing a student from our property.
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The dorms are locked between 9:45 and 10:00 p.m. A late admittance may disturb students who are studying or sleeping, therefore they are not permitted. Students returning after curfew will be required to make their own arrangements for accommodation.
We urge caregivers to make every effort to return to the Academy on schedule. For more information, please review "Curfews" in the Student Handbook.
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There is no summer camp pregram at OHA but families are welcome to make an appointment for a campus visit at any time of year. f they schedule a visit during the academic year, the student can spend a day at the academy and workout with a team in the training centre and in an on-ice practice.
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Call the dormitory at 1-613-330-9202 or email dorms@ontariohockeyacademy.com
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Information on local hotels, links to maps and local airports can be found on our Contact page
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OHA provides shuttle service to Montreal, Ottawa and Massena airports. We prepare and support them before they go, and we remain available to assist them via text, and phone, if required.
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There is cable TV in the lounge, but no cable in the rooms. There is campus-wide WiFi.
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Students may bring a minifridge to their dorm room. Stoves or cooking devices of any kind are not permitted for insurance reasons. There is microwave on each floor for student use. Full details are available in the Student Handbook. https://www.ohacanada.com/forms
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We do not have a store on-campus, but we typically schedule weekly store trips with the students to a local department/grocery store and a sports store, to ensure they can stock up on sundries as required.
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Absolutely, OHA coordinates these tests.
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With the help of the school principal, you and your child will choose a path and tailor a curriculum that is specific to your learning goals.
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Generally there is one hour to 90 minutes of on-ice practice as well as one hour to 90 minutes off-ice practice Monday through Thursday. Tournaments and league games, usually played on Fridays and weekends, count for approximately 60 games per year.
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Absolutely. OHA has many connections with dentists, physiotherapists etc. in the community. The school nurse will ensure the student has transportation to the medical professional and attends on the date you have arranged. She will also stay in touch with the student via text to ensure everything is going smoothly..
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If one of our vehicles is available, we are happy to offer transportation. Please contact Admissions@ontariohockey academy for details on fees Students may also book their trip via the taxi service.
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No. OHA has a strong relationship with the community of Cornwall, and will ensure that all students have access to volunteer communities.
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In some cases, yes, there is support available. Please review our Financial Aid page for the the full details.
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Regulations vary greatly from country to country and provice to province. We advise parents to consult a tax professional for details specific to their location.

