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| Welcome to the Tri-County Regional School Board Website |
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| Dr. Jim Gunn's report on school utilization is now available via the TCRSB website. Please click on the Important Docs link. The report is entitled "School Utilization Study PART 1 Final Copy".
Anyone wishing to provide feedback should send it to the attention of Tanya Forrest, Assistant to the Superintendent/ Board Secretary, by March 12, 2010, at the following address:
Tri-County Regional School Board
79 Water Street, Yarmouth, NS, B5A 1L4
Phone: 1-800-915-0113 or 902-749-5696
Fax: 902-749-5697 or tforrest@tcrsb.ca | | |
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Last Wednesday night, Arcadia School hosted a Family Literacy Night.
The event started in the gym where parents and students listened to a brief talk by the principal, Janet Sollows, on the importance of Family Literacy. Grade 1 teacher, Susan Berry read the story “Perfect Snow” by Barbara Reid to all assembled. To involve the specialist subjects, participants sang an action song about snow in English and French. Parents and students went to classrooms for an activity related to snow and then to the cafeteria for prize draws and refreshments. | | |
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Thanks to Phoebe Cameron's successful presentation to the Municipality of Barrington council members on January 25th, Barrington Municipal High School is the recipient of $3000 for the school's Breakfast for Learning Program.
See the article in the Shelburne County Coast Guard for more information.
Great job Phoebe et al, and a huge thanks to the MoB Council for such a generous contribution. | | |
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In December, Carleton School had their own Olympic Torch Relay with all students and staff having a turn at being a torch bearer. With the flags of many countries on display, the Olympic Torch Relay went around the school. Following the relay, there was a presentation from Julie Caissie, who carried the torch for both the Vancouver and Calgary Olympics. Julie discussed with the students her experiences. She also explained to the students how, in her case, she had to write an essay as part of the selection process to carry the torch for the Vancouver Olympics, which tied in nicely with the school’s SIP Writing goal.
In true Canadian style, all the students were dressed in red and white.
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From Lockeport Elementary School:
"The students of Lockeport Elementary School sold "Helping Hands" to raise money for the relief effort in Haiti. The Lockeport high school students raised money as well. Because of the kindness, compassion and generosity of the people of Lockeport, over $500 will be sent to Haiti. We, the staff of the Lockeport family of Schools, would like to thank the students for the energy and leadership they brought to this project and also the parents and community members that were so willing to give to this great cause. We hope that other schools will raise funds and share their stories with us."
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