The Department of Education and Early Childhood Development is inviting students to take part in completing the Student Success Survey. The survey asks children in Grade 4 to 12 about their thoughts, feelings, and experiences in school. The survey will be administered between May 2 to May 13, 2022. Statistical reports from the survey will […]
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NOVA SCOTIA ASPIRING LEADERS PROGRAM Applications for Cohort F Beginning August 2022 Now Being Accepted CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS ON VIRTUAL INFO SESSION HAPPENING MARCH 28 The Program: The Nova Scotia Aspiring Leaders Program (ALP) is a professional learning program for teachers, mentors, and department heads who are interested in becoming effective school principals and
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Dear parents/guardians, As we wrap up March Break and prepare to return to classes on Monday, March 21, I have an important update to share with you related to masking. This afternoon, the province announced that masks will still be required in schools, on buses, and in TCRCE offices and worksites for a few more
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Dear parents/guardians, As we enter this year’s March Break, we want to take a moment to update you on changes in our schools beginning March 21, as well as recognize the hard work of our students and staff. Beginning March 21, the province is moving into Phase 3 of its reopening plan. For our schools,
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Literally Nutritious Cooking Program Combines Healthy Eating, Literacy & Skills Based Learning Tri-County Regional Centre for Education (TCRCE) has once again partnered with Nourish Nova Scotia to bring back “Literally Nutritious.” First launched last year, “Literally Nutritious” is a virtual nutrition literacy program made possible with the assistance of a community food grant through the
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We are pleased to share with you our Regional Update for the month of March. As you’ll see, we have a lot to share and many reasons to be proud. In the Regional Executive Director’s message, you’ll read how our schools celebrated African Heritage Month and hear about our plans to continue this education throughout
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We’re thrilled to share the Town of Yarmouth’s third annual African Heritage Month Virtual Celebration: Through Our Eyes. Students from Yarmouth Elementary, Maple Grove Education Centre, Meadowfields Community School, and YCMHS have all contributed to this wonderful compilation, paying tribute to local heroes through inspiring and thought-provoking conversations. There are also a number of other
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Public Health has updated the COVID-19 daily checklist to include nausea, diarrhea, and vomiting symptoms. We encourage you to refer to this list daily before sending children to school. https://novascotia.ca/coronavirus/docs/Daily-COVID-checklist-en.pdf
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February is African Heritage Month and we invite you to join us this month, and all the months that follow, as we honour the theme of Through our Eyes: The Voices of African Nova Scotians. Throughout the month, TCRCE is Celebrating Voices of African Descent and will be highlighting students, staff, community members, and elders
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Good evening, This is a message for parents/guardians of students travelling on route 224 (Everett Sabean) which serves both Carleton Consolidated Elementary and YCMHS and route 931 (Michael Carter) which serves both Digby Neck Consolidated and Digby Regional High School. Unfortunately, due to driver availability, Routes 931 and 224 are cancelled Monday, Feb. 7, 2022. Both
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