One-day walkout on the way for local teachers
By Keenan Weaver Teachers in Belleville are expected to join the rest of the province in stopping all voluntary activities as of Monday, December 10, according to local ETFO president[…]
Are students paying to work?
By Shelby Wye Matt Berry waits in the child and youth worker’s office for one of his final assignments to be edited by one of his professors. The room is[…]
Secondary school skills competition hosted by Loyalist
By Melissa Murray While students are studying, travelling, and taking some time off from Loyalist during reading break, area high school students will labour in a full-day skills competition at[…]
Math success strategies yield student achievement
By Amanda Lorbetski Belleville secondary and college students are taking advantage of math support services, and are improving their classroom performance. EQAO statistics show that roughly one third of Hastings[…]
Quinte Secondary School does away with dress code
Reporter Renee Rodgers talks to Quinte Secondary School students about the abolishment of the school’s dress code. No related posts.
Quinte Secondary School does away with dress code
Reporter Renee Rodgers talks to Quinte Secondary School students about the abolishment of the school’s dress code. No related posts.
Quinte kids getting back to school boost
By Jack Carver Quinte region are children getting the school supplies they need for a fraction of the cost through the Good Backpack program. Students in the Hastings and Prince[…]
Continuing education sign ups start at Loyalist
By Jack Carver Thousands of registrations in some of the 850 offered courses at Loyalist College are expected for the Continuing Education program as registration starts today. The courses are[…]
Talks between Ontario colleges and unionized faculty underway
By Marc Venema Most of the big issues have yet to hit the table as Ontario colleges and unionized faculty begin work on a new contract agreement. “We don’t have[…]
CUPE brings attention to the cost of education
By Gail Paquette CUPE workers armed with signs reading ‘Cuts Hurt Kids’ chanted the same slogan at the Board of Education office at 15 Anne Street, Belleville, Monday night.On the[…]
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