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Our September 2020 Monthly Update is now available, celebrating the start of the 2020-21 school year!
The province has announced plans for the safe return to school for all students, teachers, and staff on September 8, 2020.
Information on the provincial Pre-Primary Program in AVRCE, including locations, eligibility, registration, busing availability. Starting in September 2020, Pre-Primary will be offered in all school communities, with transportation available for eligible children.
Our 2019-2020 Annual Report to the Community looks back on a truly extraordinary school year, highlighting student progress, our System Improvement Plan, and key facts about AVRCE.
AVRCE’s Parent Navigator, Tammy Ring, helps guide families to supports and services. As part of the Student Services team, she works collaboratively with schools, SchoolsPlus and community agencies to connect families with services available in education, justice, health, community services, and more.
We want to give students the tools and support they need to succeed. Every year, we work closely with staff of our schools, region, and the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, to ensure we match funding to our region’s needs. Our 2020-21 budget includes both new and continued support for students and...
The BusPlanner Parent Portal has been updated with a new interface and login process. When you access the BusPlanner Parent Portal for the first time starting June 2020, you will be asked create a login and password (even if you have used BusPlanner in the past). Then, follow the steps to link your child(ren) to your login. You will only need to complete these steps once--your child(ren) will stay connected to your login while they are registered in school and eligible for transportation.
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