Here’s our October Regional Update. Each month we share stories from our schools and how we are working on the priorities we’ve laid out for the year. It’s important to us that we continue to show you the work that’s happening inside our schools to support student achievement and well-being. Inside this month’s issue, you’ll […]
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As we shared last week, to make testing more accessible, and to support early detection of COVID-19, Nova Scotia is introducing a take-home testing pilot program for families with children under the age of 12. Test kits will be distributed to students in this age group over the next few weeks. Please review this notice
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Dear school community, Thank you for your efforts to keep our communities and schools as safe as possible. On Monday, October 4, the Provincial Proof of Vaccination Protocol will be implemented in Nova Scotia. This protocol applies to school-related extracurricular events and activities that happen outside the regular school day, including sports. You may have
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Dear parents/guardians, As we wrap up the first month back to school, I’d like to take a moment to thank you for a successful start to the new school year. Through everyone’s collective efforts, we continue to provide a safe and healthy school environment. We know the best place for children to learn is in
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Earlier this month, the Province of Nova Scotia announced it will recognize September 30th annually as Truth and Reconciliation Day. All TCRCE schools and offices will be closed on September 30th. This provides intentional time to pause and reflect on the concepts of Truth and Reconciliation. TCRCE schools and offices will respect, reflect, and observe
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It’s that time of year and a number of TCRCE schools are once again participating in the Nourish Your Roots Campaign. Boxes of fresh produce from Nova Scotian farms are sold to the greater community. Nourish Your Roots is a farm-to-school fundraiser created and facilitated by Nourish Nova Scotia to help schools and non-profit childcare
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Tri-County Regional Centre for Education (TCRCE) is pleased to announce its afterschool program will soon be run by the Boys and Girls Club of Yarmouth. As of October 1, 2021, the Boys and Girls Club of Yarmouth will operate the afterschool programs at Plymouth School, Port Maitland Consolidated Elementary School, and Drumlin Heights Consolidated School.
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Dear school community, This afternoon, Health and Wellness Minister Michelle Thompson and Dr. Robert Strang, Nova Scotia’s chief medical officer of health, announced that Nova Scotia will not be moving to Phase 5 of its reopening plan until October 4. Click here to read the news release. What does this mean for schools? As part
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The Town of Yarmouth has advised TCRCE of a number of upcoming road closures and detours that will occur as work continues on an infrastructure project on Parade Street. These detours are scheduled to begin Thursday, September 16, 2021, and last for approximately three weeks. This is a large detour area and the options for
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Dear school community, As we wrap up the first day of the 2021-22 school year, I’d like to take a moment to welcome back our returning students and staff, and send greetings to all those who are new to TCRCE. While we all hope and expect this school year to look a bit more normal,
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