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A minor drama reaches happy conclusion
Article online since May 14th 2008
BY RAFFY BOUDJIKANIAN raffy.boudjikanian@transcontinental.ca A minor drama at Pierrefonds Comprehensive High School has ended in satisfaction for some concerned parents as a beloved music teacher who may have had to leave the school next year due to a lack of student enrolment in the music...
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WIAIH hosts talk with therapist
Article online since May 10th 2008
Pediatric Occupational Therapist Annemarie Couture B.S.c erg Monday May 26th, 2008 7:00PM-9:00PM Would you like to know more about sensory integration issues and how it may impact global development and specific learning skills? David does not seem to hear us when we speak to him. Johnny...
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West Island girl leads the way to Washington
Article online since May 8th 2008
BY RAFFY BOUDJIKANIAN raffy.boudjikanian@transcontinental.ca West Island youth Georgia Stavrakis, 12, is all set to represent her school, Dorset Elementary in Baie d'Urfé, at the prestigious People to People Leadership Forum in Washington D.C. in October. She was out walking her dog when...
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Literacy award nominations
Article online since May 6th 2008
There are less than three weeks left to nominate deserving individuals and educators for a Canada Post Community Literacy Award. These awards highlight and celebrate the achievements of Canadians making a special effort or an important contribution to improving our literacy landscape. The...
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Off into the sunset for Pearson commissioner
Article online since May 3rd 2008
BY RAFFY BOUDJIKANIAN raffy.boudjikanian@transcontinental.ca It is curtain time for Lester B. Pearson School Board commissioner Ralph Tietjen, who is stepping down from his position as commissioner for Ward 15 (Beaconsfield North). "(Saying goodbye) is always a mixed emotion, but particularly...
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Ringette Sports-Etudes program launched
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Justice on his mind
( April 25th 2007 )
Private, public schools make a deal
( April 11th 2007 )
Science is golden for high-school students
( April 3rd 2007 )
Cash from property sale to fund new John Abbott science complex
( March 28th 2007 )
Three Dictée champions from West Island schools
( March 22nd 2007 )
JAC seeks field upgrade with some help from Ste. Anne, Quebec
( March 14th 2007 )
Story time
( March 14th 2007 )
Learn how to learn: McGill ethicist tells students
( March 8th 2007 )
Students at College Gerald-Godin in Ste. Geneviève make some noise about Bill 142
( February 23rd 2007 )
Local French college expanding
( February 21st 2007 )
Teacher’s wish for peace delivered
( February 21st 2007 )
Students set for Improv Games
( February 14th 2007 )
Children play roles to help students in Africa
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Tightening school security
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Convincing students they can reach for the top
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Roxboro teacher wins prestigious award
( January 24th 2007 )
Who will challenge the status quo?
( January 10th 2007 )
Memoirs of a principal
( January 10th 2007 )
New faculty evaluation system
( January 10th 2007 )
High school clique for a cause
( December 20th 2006 )
Teachers’ union recalls dark days of Bill 142
( December 20th 2006 )
New school back on the move
( December 20th 2006 )
New French-language educational centre opens
( December 20th 2006 )
New director for French board
( December 20th 2006 )
English public school access denied
( December 6th 2006 )
Adult ed students build community ties
( November 29th 2006 )
St. Thomas students hit the streets for charity hockey tourney
( November 28th 2006 )
Funding for music program
( November 22nd 2006 )
Choosing future careers
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