#news #transportation #schoolsWhere to get or renew your U-passPhoto: Some random U-pass I found lying around. For many post-secondary students in Ottawa, the U-pass is one of the most useful resources they receive during the school year. One thing is for sure, at $125.50 per month for an adult OC Transpo pass, the $446. ...
#kids #lice #schoolsFEATURED: Got lice? There's nothing to be ashamed of!Discovering lice is one of those challenges they never seem to mention in the baby book. And, there is so much misinformation out there that it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Add feeling of disgust, guilt and shame and it makes the situation even worse. ...
#uottawa #schoolsProvince announces $6.4 million for new complex at uOttawa(Via Province of Ontario) Ontario is investing in a new Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Complex at the University of Ottawa that will better equip students with the skills they need for the jobs of today and tomorrow. Ottawa-Vanier MPP Nathalie Des Rosiers was joined by David McGuinty, MP for Ottawa South at the University of Ottawa today to announce funding for the new facilities. ...
#Give Back to School Day #OCDSB #schoolsGive Back to School Day beautifies local schools_ (press release) _ Ottawa, ON – On Friday, June 3rd, 2016, the Ottawa Network for Education (ONFE) and the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) will host the 7th annual Give Back to School Day. This event offers an opportunity for OttawaReads corporate teams and others to work together improving the appearance of the economically disadvantaged schools to foster school pride. ...
#uottawa #schoolsUniversity of Ottawa Student Named Woman Leader of Tomorrow(via HSBC) Shevaun Ensor-Harrison, student at the University of Ottawa, received the 2016 HSBC Woman Leader of Tomorrow award for Central Canada from Canada’s largest student leadership development organization, Enactus Canada, and proud program supporter, HSBC Bank Canada. The award presentation took place at the 2016 Enactus Canada Regional Exposition on March 11 in Mississauga. ...
#eLearning #RMA #Rutherford McKay Associates #schools #scienceScientists unmuzzled: What comes next, confusion or clarity?An Ottawa science communication company is working with newly “unmuzzled” federal scientists to help them to present and explain their work in a way that the average person can understand and appreciate. “Being given the opportunity to speak more often about your work is great,” says RMA principal John McKay, “But if a scientific or technical expert can’t do it a way that is clear, understandable and interesting to you or me, what’s the point? ...
#capital pride parade #OCDSB #schoolsJoin us for the 2015 Capital Pride Parade This SundayOttawa’s, 2015 Capital Pride Parade takes place on Sunday, August 23 rd beginning at 1 p.m. This is the fourth year that the District will be participating in the annual event. It is anticipated that over 75,000 festival goers including hundreds of OCDSB representatives will be in attendance. ...
#budget #education #families #kids #OCDSB #schoolsOCDSB Passes 856.0 Million Dollar Budget For School Year 2015-2016The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board has approved an $856.0 million budget for school year 2015-2016. The 2015-2016 budget represents the first year of a three year plan to more closely align spending with Ministry of Education funding levels. The largest component of the budget is $630 million, allocated to instruction, followed by $90. ...
#Depave Paradise #Ecology Ottawa #family #garden #kids #plants #schoolsSt. Anthony Catholic School Rips up School Grounds to Plant GardenSt. Anthony Catholic School is teaming up with local residents and Ecology Ottawa to tear up a portion of their school grounds and plant a garden. On June 20 th , MP Paul Dewar, MPP Yasir Naqvi and Councillor Catherine McKenney will help kick off the event from 10am-10:45am. ...
#kids #OCDSB #Report Cards #schools #strikeOCDSB Labour Relations UpdateInformation about The preparation of report cards for elementary students is a task that is normally shared between 3,000 elementary teachers and approximately 160 principals and vice principals. An elementary report card has up to 28 data fields for mark entry per student. ...