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Teachers! Check out this online event for grades 5 to 12 tomorrow on Orange Shirt Day! This event will be available for stream on www.education.nctr.ca at any time on September 30th, 2020. This will allow you to play, start and pause the event at your convenience on September 30th, 2020.
Join thousands of young Canadians on September 30 in honoring residential school survivors, their families and their communities in a unique virtual event aimed at supporting and encouraging true reconciliation across Canada.
Register here: www.eventbrite.ca/e/every-child-matters-chaque-enfant-compte-tickets-107741056400?utm-medium=disc...
Every Child Matters / Chaque enfant compte
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A Virtual Event Open to All Canadian Schools For Youth Grades 5 - 12 to Honour Residential School Survivors, their families and communities
Helpful tips from @AHS_media to help your child be comfortable and confident wearing a mask: https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/assets/info/ppih/if-ppih-covid-19-sch-tips-help-child-wear-mask.pdf
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đŸ“£Teachers, are you looking for an activity for your students? Check out #NorthernLights ! This unique virtual show will engage students while teaching them Canada's history. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2EwijLg
Orange Shirt Day is on September 30th. This colouring activity would be a great way to initiate a conversation about residential schools with your child. This Wednesday let’s honor all those affected by residential schools by wearing orange and starting these important conversations.
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On Wednesday we honored HFCRD's Edwin Parr Nominee Cassidy Yasinski at the annual ASBA Zone 1 awards ceremony. Cassidy began her teaching career at Glenmary School & Holy Family CyberHigh last year, and we are blessed to have her in our division teaching math and science. She earned this nomination by demonstrating a high level of understanding of how students learn best and for fostering a learning environment with enthusiasm for course content. Although Cassidy was not selected as the Zone 1 recipient for the Edwin Parr Award, we are extremely proud of all she has accomplished in her short time with us.
Congratulations Cassidy!
