A CBC News story about Miramichi Valley High School and their Special Olympians has won the national RTDNA award! The story, which originally aired in February 2019, won the Adrienne Clarkson Award for diversity for all of Canada. Congratulations to MVHS students and staff, to the Special Olympians, to Special Olympics NB, and to Vanessa Blanch!
Congratulations CBCNB for winning the 2020 RTDNA Canada National Diversity – Adrienne Clarkson Award (Radio) for CBC New Brunswick - Miramichi Students Bond with Special Olympians.
The 2020 Restigouche Turnaround Achievement Awards recognizes youth from our local schools who have overcome multiple barriers as a result of their effort, commitment, and perseverance and turned their situation around in a positive way. As well, it also recognizes the unsung heroes – the teachers, parents, and/or counsellors - who spend the time, effort and contribute to the youth’s journey to self-reliance. In light of the circumstance surrounding COVID-19, and its necessary precautionary measures, we cannot host the traditional banquet associated with this worthy recognition. We bel
A grade 4 student at Rexton Elementary, Milee Millea, recently won the "Difference Maker of the Year” award presented by The Rick Hansen Foundation. This is a National award given to students who have made a difference in their own lives by overcoming personal challenges, as well as making a difference in their community and world around them.
Attached is a write up from her teacher, Tracy Lynds, (who nominated Milee for the award):
The 2020 Chaleur Turnaround Achievement Awards recognizes youth from our local schools who have overcome multiple barriers as a result of their effort, commitment, and perseverance and turned their situation around in a positive way. As well, it also recognizes the unsung heroes – the teachers and/or counsellors - who spend the time, effort and contribute to the youth’s journey to self-reliance. In light of the circumstance surrounding COVID-19, and its necessary precautionary measures, we cannot host the traditional banquet associated with this worthy recognition.
Anglophone North School District has always looked for ways to share and celebrate learning. This sharing and celebration has often taken the form of face-to-face gatherings like STEM Fest and Discover. Just because we can’t gather students and educators together, doesn’t mean there isn’t innovative and unique learning taking place in homes across our district.
Our teaching and learning look different right now and we want to find a different way to share, celebrate and support this learning.
We are inviting teachers to submit examples of student home learning.
The ASD-N Virtual Olympics will take place over 10 days, May 25-29 and June 1-5. Each day will consist of 3 activities. The Virtual Olympics are open to any ASD-N students and their family members. Events can be done as many times as desired, just take the best result. Results of events can be recorded on the scorecard that will be provided and can then be submitted via a Microsoft form at the end of each of the two weeks.
ASD-N Families for whom technology for the purpose of learning is not available or is challenging, you are invited to sign up for an education supplement to be delivered in a Saturday newspaper. Call 1-844-615-7542 and provide delivery information. The deadline for the next edition is May 7 at noon
