Route 715 (Andrew Weaver) serving Saint Mary’s Bay Academy is running approximately 30 minutes late Route 711 (Kyle Surette) serving Weymouth and and Saint Mary’s Bay Academy is running approximately 30 minutes late
TCRCE’s Student Transfer Policy was updated last month. The full policy can be found here and you can review the key changes below: Updates to the Student Transfer Policy: 1. No Reapplication Required: Once a transfer is approved, there is no need to reapply each year. This change aims to simplify the process and reduce […]
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Join us for a virtual Q&A for parents and caregivers of children with autism starting Primary in Nova Scotia this September 2025. Hosted by the Provincial Preschool Autism Service in partnership with the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, and Nova Scotia Early Childhood Development Intervention Services.
Here’s our February Regional Update. On the cover of this month’s newsletter, you’ll find this year’s poster for African Heritage Month. This month, and all year long, we celebrate and recognize the important contributions and vibrant culture and history of African Nova Scotians. Also in this month’s newsletter, we share information on a new NSCC
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For schools that are in phase one of the program: We want to inform you of an issue with NS Pay services that occurred over the weekend, as well as the steps required to re-submit your order if necessary. On Sunday, January 26th, NS Pay services were unavailable between 12:00 AM and 9:30 PM. During
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We hope you enjoy our December Regional Update. Inside, you’ll find various photos from schools around the region, including snapshots of learning activities along with holiday festivities. We are also sharing an update on our pilot project to support student attendance, our October Staff of the Month winners, and a video to learn more what it’s
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Here’s our November Regional Update. In this month’s newsletter, you’ll find photos from various schools, including the MGEC robotics team, Diwali celebrations, and Remembrance Day ceremonies. On page three, we are taking time to celebrate TCRCE employees, including our October staff of the month recipients. You’ll also find information on an opportunity for grade 10
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The Tri-County Centre for Education is recruiting persons with interest to work as a Casual Teacher Assistant (TA). The TCRCE is offering a FREE two (2) day training/workshop on working as a Casual Teacher Assistant (TA) in the Public School System for Interested persons. DATES: January 21 & 22, 2025 – You must be available
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On October 27, the Government of Nova Scotia called a general election. While all routine business related to school and regional operations continues during the period leading up to the election, some activities related to government priorities have been paused. We will be postponing the Public Engagement Session originally scheduled for October 29, 2024. An
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Here’s our October Regional Update. In this month’s newsletter, we provide an update on some of the Ideas for Education pilots, provincial assessment data, a save the date for our public engagement session, photos from our schools, information on the first provincial SAC conference, and more! Check out this month’s report here. TCRCE October 2024 Newsletter (7)
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We are pleased to share that we will be continuing our public engagement sessions that began last school year. These sessions, that will strengthen the voices of local families, will provide an update on the following topics: student achievement and well-being, safe and inclusive schools, the school lunch program, and communication. TCRCE will be holding
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