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Posted: March 22, 2015

Mango Mania – Nutrition Month 2015: Eating 9 to 5!  Week 2 MANGO and the ASD-N Healthy Learners Team are promoting healthy eating during Nutrition Month. Bored with the same old sandwich? Think outside the lunch box! Reinvent dinner leftovers. Read more to learn about some shortcuts to quick, healthy & delicious lunches…Packing lunch is a healthy and budget-friendly habit. Keep it interesting! Reinvent tonight’s leftovers into tomorrow’s lunch with these three tasty ideas: 1. Leftover chicken or turkey + avocado + cheese + baby kale + tortilla = scrumptious southwestern wrap.

Posted: March 16, 2015

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Posted: March 13, 2015

A number of ASD-N schools have participated recently in the GREAT BIG CRUNCH. March is Nutrition Month organized by the Dieticians of Canada, and to mark the occasion school-wide apple eating events with students crunching into apples emphasises the importance of natural unprocessed foods being an important part of everyone’s diet.  Ian Baillie Primary School in Miramichi invited ASD-N School Superintendent Beth Stymiest to their event which they held in conjunction with previously postponed Pink Shirt Day. To see photos of the event visit Great

Posted: March 13, 2015

The first of three ASD-N Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Fairs was held on Wednesday last at Superior Middle School in Bathurst. Thirty participants from Campbellton Middle School, Dalhousie Middle School, Jacquet River School and Superior Middle School displayed very well prepared projects for judging and seemed delighted and proud to explain their work that represented a diversity of interests. Twelve of the projects were selected to participate in the River Valley Regional Science Fair in Fredericton on April

Posted: March 13, 2015

Please view the attached document for a complete list of CUTE Awards finalists.  We hope to see everyone at the show.

Posted: March 9, 2015

Anglophone North School District is pleased to announce that the 2015 CUTE Awards will be held at the James M. Hill High School Theatre on Wednesday, March 18th, 2015. The annual CUTE (Creative Use of Technology in Education) Awards is an event that recognizes and encourages the creative use of technology by students and teachers in ASD-N classrooms. Please note the following important dates: Monday, March 9th - Deadline for Submissions Wednesday, March 11th - Announcement of Finalists The 2015 categories will include: Digital Photography Digital Art Photo Essay Digital Video

Posted: March 8, 2015

Mango Mania – Nutrition Month - Eating 9 to 5!  Week 1 MANGO and the ASD-N Healthy Learners Team are promoting healthy eating during Nutrition Month. Did you know? Almost 40% of Canadians skip breakfast, increasing their risk for morning brain drain. Read more to learn about some quick breakfast ideas… Rushed mornings can leave little time for breakfast. If you skip the morning meal, your body and brain will lack fuel. That means you might be less alert and unable to concentrate at work. You’re also missing out on some big benefits. Eating a healthy breakfast is linked to:

Posted: March 2, 2015

Schools across ASD-N last week recognized Pink Shirt Day.  The purpose of the day is to help establish awareness about the harm of bullying and to finding means to educate students on how to work towards a bully-free school.  Typically the day is organized by students themselves and it uses a peer to peer  approach.  Here are some links to photos of activities in several ASD-N schools.  Bathurst High School,  Saint Andrews Elementary, Dr. Losier Middle School and  Miramichi Valley High School.

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