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National Family Literacy Day
Poster for 23rd Provincial French Pride Week unveiled
La Mosaïque du Nord school officially opened
Provincial government positioning education, early childhood development for the future

Positioning Education and Early Childhood Development for the Future

We are living in an important time in our province. Our demographic make-up is changing, and along with it, community needs are evolving. Our resources are stretched amongst competing priorities across the full range of public service, affecting ALL New Brunswickers.

In Education and Early Childhood Development, the School Districts and the Department have risen to the challenge and made difficult choices in view of the major fiscal challenges facing this province. While we have made great progress in containing spending, we must continue to prioritize our resources where we can make the greatest impact on children and students.

 


Take Our Kids to Work Day

Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Jody Carr met with students who visited the department as part of Take Our Kids to Work Day. This program is organized by The Learning Partnership and brings parents, relatives, friends, and teachers together to contribute to the career development of young people.



Review of the Entry Point of Early French Immersion

Education and Early Childhood Development is currently reviewing the decision to change the entry point for the early French Immersion program in New Brunswick. This is your opportunity to get involved! >>more

 February 3, 2012
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Consultation: Early French Immersion



 

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