We are pleased to share with you our Regional Update for the month of March. As you’ll see, the theme of this month’s report is literacy. In the Regional Executive Director’s message, you’ll learn about a short and intensive literacy project for identified students in grades 1 & 2, aimed to address any possible decrease …
As TCRCE began to prepare its System Improvement Plan in the Spring of 2019, it necessitated a deep look at our existing data and evidence of progress. Several areas for growth related to student achievement were identified. The development of the plan was more than an opportunity to point out what needed improvement, but also …
Ready Shoot Aim – Developing our System Improvement Plan Read More »
TCRCE is embarking on a large scale collective efficacy project. This is intended to bring coherence to a number of initiatives happening within our Regional Centre for Education. In our schools (and regionally) we are doing many things to improve student achievement and well-being. The goal is to align them in a way that takes …
The Nova Scotia Aspiring Leaders Program (ALP) is a professional learning program for teachers, mentors, department heads, and regional centre/board consultants who are interested in becoming effective school principals and/or vice principals. The program is offered by the Nova Scotia Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, in partnership with the Educational Leadership Consortium of …
Aspiring Leaders Program – Applications Now Being Accepted Read More »
What is Collective Efficacy? We are defining collective efficacy as our RCE’s shared belief in its capability to organize and implement the actions required to improve student achievement and wellbeing. Having a stronger sense of collective efficacy will strengthen our collaboration, create additional momentum, and encourage innovation within TCRCE. What is TCRCE’s collective efficacy focus? …
Welcome to the Regional Executive Director’s Collective Efficacy Blog Read More »
Here’s our February Regional Update. Each month we create a report that shares stories from the last month highlighting student achievements, learning priorities, and regional goals. Inside this issue, you will find the folllowing articles and features: A number of highlights from African Heritage Month. How hosting an international student can grow your home and …
To kick-off Nutrition Month 2021, the Tri-County Regional Centre for Education (TCRCE) has partnered with Nourish Nova Scotia to launch “Literally Nutritious.” The new virtual nutrition literacy program highlights simple and delicious slow cooker recipes for the whole family. “Literally Nutritious” is made possible with the assistance of a community food grant through the Nova …
