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Star City School to close after 2026-2027 school year - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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Star City School will close at the end of this school year in July. The North East School Division (NESD) board of education made the decision during the regular meeting on Sept. 22 at the NESD office in Melfort. The decision was made after the Star City School Community Council (SCC) passed a motion during their Sept. 8 annual meeting to close the school. NESD director of education Stacy Lair explained that in June the board put forward the intention to have the school put in a Viability Review
Catholic Division part of provincial Reading Screener program - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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The Prince Albert Catholic School Division is part of a new tool that will be used to help reading levels for Grade 3 students in the province. The Ministry of Education is continuing to work with educators and educational partners through the Action to Improve Early Literacy (AIEL). As part of this, beginning in 2026-2027 all students in Kindergarten to Grade 3 will participate in the Provincial Reading Screener. Director of Education Lorel Trumier updated the board on the screener during their
Catholic board approves continuing Indigenous Education Committee - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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In response to Pope Francis’ Apology for Residential Schools in 2022 and in the spirit of reconciliation, the Prince Albert Catholic School Division created a new Indigenous Education Committee in the division. The board approved the Indigenous Education Committee to continue for another year at its regular meeting on Sept. 14. Director of Education Lorel Trumier gave an update on the committee’s progress during the board’s regular meeting on Sept. 14. The school division made the decision after
Catholic Division appreciates decade of support from Feeding our Future - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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The Feeding our Future Emergency Lunch program is celebrating 10 years serving students in Prince Albert. The program has served over one million meals to students in Prince Albert in the decade since it began. The program serves student in both the Saskatchewan Rivers Public School Division and Prince Albert Catholic School Division. It provides emergency lunches to all children in need, from Kindergarten through Grade 8. The program partners include Lakeland Ford, Lakeland Hyundai, Broda Group
Province celebrates opening of Playground Equipment Grant for second year - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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A celebration marking the opening of another round of School Playground Equipment Grant applications was held at Ecole St. Anne School on Wednesday. Representatives from the Prince Albert Catholic School Division, Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association, and Ecole St. Anne School joined Parks, Culture and Sport Minister Alana Ross to announce the opening of the second year of the grant. “Today is also an opportunity to celebrate how the program has made a difference after just one year,” R
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