Dear families, I want to provide an update on the status of at-home learning. Today, at the provincial news briefing, Dr. Strang and Premier Rankin announced at-home learning will continue until the end of this school year. While we were hoping to return to classes this year, we have also been hearing about the success …
Dear parents/guardians, Tri-County Regional Centre for Education (TCRCE) is looking for your input as we examine opportunities to clarify unclear border areas within a small number of school catchment areas. You are receiving this email because you have a student who attends one of the schools where families and/or school staff may have questions as …
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Here’s our Monthly Regional Update. Throughout this newsletter you will see photos of both in-person and at-home learning, as well as a number of resources for parents/guardians who are supporting students with online classes. Also included in this newsletter: Literally Nutritious Winners Pizza Soup Recipe Meet our Team Community Youth Child & Well-Being Survey Lieutenant …
May 7, 2021 Dear families, Today, the province announced that all schools in Nova Scotia will continue at-home learning until at least the end of May. The province will reassess before the end of the month and an update will be provided then. We’ve just wrapped up our first full week of at-home learning and …
Dear families, Today, the province made an announcement that all schools in Nova Scotia are moving to at-home learning for a period of at least two weeks. An update will be provided to families by May 12, 2021. Schools will close to students at the end of day today (Tuesday, April 27, 2021) and online …
There were a number of new restrictions announced at today’s COVID-19 provincial briefing. Beginning immediately, the community use of schools is suspended until further notice and any event between two or more schools is cancelled. TCRCE schools are still currently permitted to have afterschool practices/intramurals at their individual school sites, however the maximum participation for …
Dear school community, This afternoon, the Premier and Dr. Strang announced a number of new restrictions throughout the province. As part of that announcement, masking in our schools will now extend to all students (pre-primary to Grade 12) beginning tomorrow with full implementation by Monday, April 26, 2021. While we recognize this is a change …
The Department of Education and Early Childhood Development is inviting students to take part in completing the Student Success Survey, which was last completed in 2019. The survey asks children in Grade 4 to 12 about their thoughts, feelings, and experiences in school. The survey will be completed in classrooms between April 15 and April …
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 …
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 …
