Please see important information from the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development below, on the new Rapid Testing Program that is being rolled out in schools next week:
Anglophone North School District collaborated with the other Anglophone School Districts in New Brunswick to create a video for Orange Shirt Day, lifting the voices of Mi'kmaq, Wolastoq, and Peskotomuhkati leaders and knowledge keepers across the province.
Students from all grade levels and at all schools throughout Anglophone North School District have been opening their hearts and their minds this Truth and Reconciliation Week.
Like many things these past 18 months, Orange Shirt Day 2021 presented an unprecedented problem for those wishing to commemorate the legacy of residential school survivors and victims across Canada. In response to supply shortages due to COVID-19 and a surge in demand for orange shirts in the wake of the discovery of the remains of 5143 Indigenous children at residential school sites across the country, ASD-N students in Miramichi came up with a solution.
ASD-N is observing Truth and Reconciliation Week, September 27th to October 1st. Join us all week long as we highlight some of the achievements and happenings that touch our district.
Sheree Allison, Executive Director of Boys & Girls/Big Brothers Big Sisters in Miramichi, was very excited to share some great news.
Due to Corona Virus protocol, Kindergarten registration for September 2021 in Anglophone School District North will be changing. This year, the first step to register your child for Kindergarten is to contact your community school by telephone between September 20th and October 8th to make an appointment for an in-person meeting at the school.
Earlier this afternoon, the Government of New Brunswick announced changes to the Healthy and Safe Schools guidelines. These changes will come into effect on Monday, September 20th. A letter from Deputy Minister George Daley was sent home to families, outlining the changes. Today's government news release also provided an overview, and the excerpt from that release can be found below:
The Province announced that starting tomorrow, Tuesday, September 14, students of all ages must wear a mask in all areas of the school and while on school buses. Masks may be removed when students are eating, drinking, or engaged in sports or physical education classes.
