October 5, 2010 9:15 AM Premier McGuinty Visits North Toronto Collegiate Institute’s Innovative Facility Since 2003, the government has supported the planning and construction of 400 new schools creating 237,000 spaces for Ontario students. Today, Premier Dalton McGuinty toured one of the [Read more]
Pour télécharger le bulletin complet, CLIQUEZ-ICI Bonjour! MARATHON, ON – Le mois de septembre s’est démontré mouvementé et plein d’enthousiasme. L’activité dans les corridors a révélé des amities retrouvées et de l’anticipation de cours débutés. Les élèves et le [Read more]
This Week at St. Hillary 30th Annual Terry Fox Run RED ROCK, ON – St. Hilary School participated in the 30th annual Terry Fox Run on Thursday September 30th. Students, staff, parents and community members gathered in the gym to watch a video about Terry Fox and his Marathon of Hope journey [Read more]
St. Martin Hosts Spring Clothing Swap TERRACE BAY, ON – Wednesday, September 22nd St. Martin hosted their bi-annual clothing swap. The swap continues to generate a considerable amount of interest in both Terrace Bay and Schreiber. For several weeks parents from the communities brought [Read more]
MANITOUWADGE PUBLIC SCHOOL REMEMBERS MANITOUWADGE, ON – The students, staff, some parents and grandparents were honoured on Thursday to be able to pay tribute to a very well known Canadian. Each year our students participate in the Annual Terry Fox School Run by taking part in a parade [Read more]
MANITOUWADGE, ON – Students in Grade 3 are busy examining local soil samples in an effort to better understand the composition of soil. Armed with their tools, newspapers, toothpicks and a magnifying lens, students found: Pebbles Roots Seeds Mica Vermiculite Shells Insect Larvae. Jaden was [Read more]
Queen’s Park Report Mike Brown, MPP Algoma-Manitoulin Laid-Off Ontarians Graduating Into Second Careers Ontarians are a resilient bunch. No province was hit harder by the global recession than Ontario, but together we pulled through. And working together, we have become what the Conference Board [Read more]
This Week at Our Lady of Lourdes School Manitouwadge LIFE AT OUR LADY OF LOURDES CATHOLIC SCHOOL Learning opportunities outside the classroom. A well rounded, quality education is not restricted to the classroom or to the confines of the school. The students at Our Lady of Lourdes had some [Read more]
MANITOUWADGE PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWSFLASH! Our grades 4 – 7 students were certainly given an exciting treat this week. They were invited by the North Superior Forest Community and Pukaskwa National Park to attend a full day of activities at Pukaskwa National Park. Everyone boarded the bus at the [Read more]
MANITOUWADGE, ON – The Manitouwadge Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) is sponsoring a prize worth $100 for the Township of Manitouwadge Economic Development Department’s (EDD) challenge to local students to name the soon to be released ‘Manitouwadge Dollars’, an [Read more]
September 24, 2010 2:00 PM McGuinty Government Investment Gives Students Tools To Succeed, Get Jobs Students at Ontario colleges are using the latest technology and equipment to train for tomorrow’s high skill jobs. The province is investing in upgrading learning resources at its 24 colleges. [Read more]
Manitouwadge High School Upcoming Events, September/October 2010 EVENING ENTERTAINMENT OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC Movie Night – September 25th Jimmy the Janitor Comedy Show – October 16th September: 22nd NSSSAA Golf Tournament @Marathon [Read more]
September 16, 2010 Watch how this school turns wind into power and benefits from greener choices. [Read more]
MHS THIS WEEK MANITOUWADGE, ON – September 16th and 17th, Manitouwadge High School Grade 11 Biology Class students and their teacher Mr. Gord Martin and chaperone Mrs. Lalonde, travelled into the bush, via school bus, to Russell’s Landing on Macutagen Creek approximately 30 minutes from [Read more]
MANITOUWADGE PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWSFLASH MANITOUWADGE, ON – Our students are hard at work again, now into their second week of school. Pictured, are Mrs. McLeod Grade 2/3 students working diligently – and by the looks of things they are thoroughly enjoying the activity. Along with [Read more]
