SD79 ABED Annual Report 2012-13
Rita (Culture and Language teacher) and Francine (Aboriginal Student Support Worker) were helping students make winter decorations with Métis and Coast Salish designs. Here is one student working away. :-)
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How to Help Your Reluctant Learner Boy Find Success in School and Life by Nikki Friedrich This is a free presentation for all parents, educators and mentors of boys 7-17 sponsored by Cowichan Valley District PAC The following issues will be addressed: - Why do boys struggle more than girls? - 7 things parents can do - How to connect boys with reading - Easy ways to instantly increase boys confidence & performance Nikki Friedrich is a former classroom teacher and literacy tutor. She is currently pursuing her doctoral degree in Literacy Education at the University of British Columbia. To register for one of these informative presentations please click on the appropriate link below: Wednesday, December 4th from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. at George Bonner Elementary https://eventbrite.ca/e/… Thursday, December 5th from 6.00 - 7.00pm at Bench Elementary no registration required Thursday, December 5th from 7.30pm - 8,30pm at Ecole Cobble Hill https://eventbrite.ca/e/…
George Bonner PAC and Cowichan Valley DPAC proudly invite you to the free presentation by Nikki Friedrich: How to Help Your Reluctant Learner Boy Find Success in School and Life This is a free presentation for all parents, educators and mentors of boys 7-17. The following issues will be addresse...
Presentation: Jumpstarting Boys
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CYBER SAFETY PRESENTATION FOR PARENTS Frances Kelsey Secondary PAC and Lake Cowichan School PAC with the assistance and support of the Cowichan Valley District PAC are proud to be sponsoring cyber safety presentations by Victoria Police Staff Sergeant Darren Laur. Darren Laur will talk to parents about the dangers of young people sharing too much information on social media sites and making friends with the wrong people. He will also talk about the consequences of cyber-bullying and poor on-line decision making. Darren Laur also provides parents with invaluable tips on how to go about trying to ensure your children’s safety online. The PACs invite all parents in the valley to join them for these valuable presentations. The first presentation will be held at Lake Cowichan School, on Tuesday, December 10th, at 6:30 p.m. The second presentation will be held at Frances Kelsey Secondary on Thursday, December 12th, at 6:30 p.m. There is no cost to attend the presentations, however we encourage you to register at www.eventbrite.ca 10 Dec at Lake Cowichan School 6.30pm https://eventbrite.ca/e/… 12 Dec at Frances Kelsey secondary School 6.30pm https://eventbrite.ca/createinvite/?eid=9587290845
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ABED SD79I was alerted to an error in the link for the Kelsey Presentation eventbrite registration - it should be https://eventbrite.ca/e/… igital-literacy-education-101-for-parents-thurs-12-dec-tickets-95872908454 days ago
Thanks Rita for sharing the link. :-) The article starts on page 22.
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September 3, 2013
Uy’skweyul siem nu siiye’yu!
Tawnshi! Nimeytaen ainwapimitan!
Welcome to another year of growth and learning. Aboriginal education (ABED) is a diverse
and vibrant department where we celebrate the gifts, strengths and identity of our students and families and the staff who work with them. We work throughout the district to foster inclusive classrooms and schools where each and every student feels a sense of belonging and experiences academic success.
We want to tell you a little more about who we are and what we do so we have included some answers to frequently asked questions below. You can also visit our website at http://abed.sd79.bc.ca or join our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/ABEDsd79. We hope that you will make contact with the ABED staff at your school this year, say hi and look for ways to join us in our work.
Sincerely,
Denise Augustine Joe Rhodes
Principal of Aboriginal Education Superintendent
daugustine@sd79.bc.ca jrhodes@sd79.bc.ca
250 748 0321 ext 241 250 748 0321 ext 220
‘Ii ch ‘o’ ‘uy’ ‘ul’
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