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Bullying in cyberspace
Article online since January 3rd 2009
Bullying is a timeless schoolyard problem, but in the past decade it has taken a modern twist. Now it comes to children’s homes through their computers. “It's totally different than schoolyard bullying. What's happening, regardless of size, is kids are able to bully because it’s behind...
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Bake sales, raffle proceeds help Red Cross battle malaria in Africa
Article online since January 3rd 2009
BY WENDY ELLIOTT welliott@kentvilleadvertiser.ca NovaNewsNow.com Local high school students are contributing to a project that has placed over three million bed nets to prevent malaria in four African countries. Six Horton High School students began over a year ago to collect $1,470,...
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Support remains for alternative means to keep kids in school
It’s often a matter of finding the right funding opportunities
Article online since January 2nd 2009
Other schools across the region may be feeling the pinch of recent budget cuts, but the West Hants Education Center (WHEC) in Windsor continues to break the mold. Despite a 40 percent decrease in school board funding, there have been no cuts to programs at WHEC. The experiential high school...
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Food bank challenge nets over 8,000 items
Article online since December 30th 2008
BY WENDY ELLIOTT welliott@kentvilleadvertiser.ca NovaNewsNow.com It was touch and go at times, but the fifth annual food bank challenge between Horton and Central Kings high schools collected over 8,000 items. Numbers were up slightly over last year, says Horton teacher Renata Verri,...
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Math improving at South Shore schools
Article online since December 20th 2008
Grade 3 students in the South Shore Regional School Board performed well in Nova Scotia's 2008 provincial early elementary mathematics assessment, showing significant improvement over last year, according to results released by the Department of Education. Seventy-six per cent of students attending...
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Explore your mind with Lamar show
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Queens County students playing teachers for rock wall
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C.K. represented in N.S. youth democracy challenge
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Alarms ring - again - at Somerset
( February 25th 2008 )
Hantsport student wins Region 5 RRFB category
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Students plan 30-hour famine for a good cause
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What’s your story?
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“Beer window” study wins annual “Gong Show” research showcase
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Math marks in
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Is there a bus on the road?
( February 16th 2008 )
Ladies, gentleman: stop your engines
( February 15th 2008 )
Facebookers be warned; it could become a new addiction
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New director for Acadia’s digital research facility
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Schools need Grade Primary numbers
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Diversity is key to success in African Heritage celebrations
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Falmouth student wins recycling contest
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Students enjoy provincially-recognized winter carnival
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Region 6 awards recycling students
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Farm on campus concept lives in the present, looks to the future
( February 8th 2008 )
Move your man
( February 7th 2008 )
Schools, agencies team up for health
( February 7th 2008 )
Poetry From The French Shores of Clare
( February 7th 2008 )
’Fantastic’ community connection with C.K.’s pink campaign
( February 6th 2008 )
Calling all students
( February 5th 2008 )
Board recommends status quo for Queens representation
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Events kick off Hants Family Literacy Awareness Day
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Wickwire students start February ‘blitz’
( February 1st 2008 )
Christian school calls it quits
( February 1st 2008 )
For the love of books
( January 31st 2008 )
Partnership to the test
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Mindful of our military contribution
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