Posts Tagged ‘Press Releases’
Reminder for parents/guardians to fill out survey – Help spread the word using social media
Att. Parents/Guardians The PEI Home and School Federation needs your help to invite more parents to fill out our Parents as Partners in Education survey. Approximately 300 more parents are needed, especially from Eastern and Western PEI. Help us to spread the word to parents through…Facebook….Twitter….Blogs. Click here: https://peihsf.ca/survey After completing the survey, parents will…
Read MoreTeacher/Staff Appreciation Week chance to recognize many people in field of education
“A liberal education is at the heart of a civil society, and at the heart of a liberal education is the act of teaching.” A. Bartlett Giamatti Parents across Canada will be remembering these words as they join in celebrating and recognizing teachers and staff members during Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week, Feb. 10-16. Home and…
Read More2013 National Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week – February 10 – 16
February 6, 2013 – PRESS RELEASE: Parent groups across Canada are showing appreciation for school teachers, secretaries, teachers= assistants, guidance counselors, nurses, custodians and bus drivers during National Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week, February 10-16, 2013. This has been a Canadian Home & School Federation initiative for twenty-five years. A Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week resource page on the…
Read MoreEnglish Language School Board Hosts Public Meetings
NEWS RELEASE – January 30, 2013 CHARLOTTETOWN, PEI — The new English Language School Board trustees held their first public meeting last night to begin their work to improve student learning, says Education and Early Childhood Development Minister, Alan McIsaac. “We are pleased to see the new trustees settling into their roles and committed to…
Read MoreCongratulations to winners of $50 cash prizes
Congratulations to winners of $50 cash prizes: 1. Bernadette Forrester 2. Pam Bastedo The survey will take about 6 minutes to complete. After completing the survey, you will have a chance to enter to win one of 4 more prize draws for $50 each. There are 3 more draws. This link takes you to the survey: www.peihsf.ca/survey
Read MoreInterim “Parents as Partners in Education” survey results released
PRESS RELEASE – January 25, 2013–Charlottetown The initial results from the PEI Home and School Federation’s ‘Parents as Partners in Education’ survey have been released and the response has been remarkable. Almost 500 surveys have been submitted within the first two weeks of the survey, representing over 700 school-aged children. “Heads up to parents who…
Read MoreParents as Partners in Education Survey
Hello Parents/Guardians of school-aged children/youth in PEI, The PEI Home and School Federation is looking for parents/guardians, both women and men, to fill out our “Parents as Partners in Education Survey.” Every parent/guardian's experience and opinions are different, so we encourage all parents/guardians to complete a survey. The Federation is recognized as…
Read MoreParents as Partners in Education Survey Launch
Press Release: January 11, 2013 Charlottetown —– Parents and guardians across PEI are encouraged to fill out a new ‘Parents as Partners in Education’ survey to be launched January 14 by the PEI Home and School Federation. The survey is developed and carried out by consultant Vicki Bryanton and funded by the Department of Education…
Read MoreExtra Mile Award, Brainstorming Session, Educational Resolutions – January 2013 Deadlines
January 2013 deadlines include: 1. NOMINATE a teacher/staff person for EXTRA MILE AWARD by Jan. 18. Follow this link to find nomination information: https://peihsf.ca/wp-content/uploads/files/2013%20Extra%20Mile%20Award%20Brochure.pdf 2. PARENTS (i.e. presidents, executive members, other parents in your school) are invited to REGISTER for the upcoming BRAINSTORMING SESSION to be held on Tues. Jan. 29 at Harmony House Theatre in Hunter…
Read MoreHow Spelling Supports Reading
Many young readers are puzzled by the rules and exceptions of spelling. Research shows that learning to spell and learning to read rely on much of the same underlying knowledge. Learn more about the relationships between letters and sounds and how a proper understanding of spelling mechanics can lead to improved reading. Find full article on…
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