Grand Erie News Archive - 2020
I’m reaching out today with another important update regarding back-to-school.
Nolan Cross of Brantford Collegiate Institute and Vocational School (BCI) and Amy Hutchinson of Paris District High School (PDHS) are this year’s recipients of the James Hillier Foundation scholarship.
The Ministry of Education has outlined its guidelines for the continuity of student learning during school closures for COVID-19.
Deep in the belly of Major Ballachey Public School, tucked away inside a tool cupboard in the custodian’s room, is evidence of a friendly competition one hundred years in the making.
Yesterday (February 24), the Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario (ETFO) announced that escalated job action, in the form of Phase 6 Work-to-Rule, will begin in school boards across the province tomorrow (February 26).
Grand Erie District School Board has completed important next steps in the analysis of data collected from its first student census.
The past few months have seen great changes to our schedules, routines and plans as COVID-19 plunged the world into an unprecedented crisis. But even in a crisis, there is opportunity, and for many, that opportunity might include returning to school to further their educations.
Government of Ontario Announces All Grand Erie Schools Will Remain Closed for the Rest of the 2019-20 School Year
As the saying goes, it takes a village. For Mt. Pleasant School’s students and staff working together to build a float for this year’s Brantford JCI Santa Claus Parade, that couldn’t be more true. The dedicated group brought to life the village the school calls home in an impressive display that showed their pride as it made its way down the parade route.
When a group discussion in one of Tollgate Technological Skills Centre’s Special Education classes back in January turned to the topic of Australia’s wildfires, students wanted to get involved and help however they could.