Government addressing Protecting Students Act, again
By Ashley Clark BELLEVILLE – A bill allowing school boards to report inappropriate behaviour by teachers to their licensing body is back in the spotlight. The Protecting Students Act aims to[…]
By Ashley Clark BELLEVILLE – A bill allowing school boards to report inappropriate behaviour by teachers to their licensing body is back in the spotlight. The Protecting Students Act aims to[…]
By Emilie Quesnel and Cali Doran BELLEVILLE – Water Month is making waves across local schools this October. This month is part of an initiative paired with the Healthy Kids Community[…]
By Ashley Clark BELLEVILLE – The candidates for first-year and justice studies leaders at Loyalist College have been announced. There are four students running for first-year leader and two running for justice[…]
By Angus Argyle BELLEVILLE – Renovations are complete and students from Our Lady of Fatima Catholic School will be moving back home at the end of December. The school has been[…]
By Tara Henley and Vanessa Stark BELLEVILLE – Students from Sir John A. MacDonald Public School began classes Tuesday at Centennial Secondary School. The Grade 7 and 8 students were relocated to the high school after[…]
By Angus Argyle BELLEVILLE – Grade 7 and 8 students from Sir John A. MacDonald Public school are going to high school next week. Kerry Donnell, communications officer for the[…]
By Tara Henley BOWMANVILLE – In many ways, Sarah Paton is just like any other eleven-year-old girl. She enjoys going on field trips, she argues with her big sister and she can’t[…]
By Ashley Clark BELLEVILLE – For elementary and high school students, Easter Monday is a day off, but for Loyalist College students it’s a normal Monday. This is because grade schools are[…]
By Nikolai Karpinski BELLEVILLE — A 12-year-old student at St. Paul Secondary School in Trenton will be raising awareness throughout Ontario for students living with disabilities. Keirra MacLeod was chosen as[…]
By Stephanie Clue BELLEVILLE – Is the school going to stay open? That’s the question many parents are asking about Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf. Concerns have been raised recently[…]