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Grande Prairie and District Catholic Schools announced a St. Catherine’s teacher would be its nominee for a provincial award, recognizing teachers on the threshold of their career.
The district’s board of trustees nominated Nicole Dube for the Edwin Parr Award for District 1 for the Alberta School Board Association’s work in her first year as a teacher.
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“I was very excited,” Dube said. “It is even more exciting because you are nominated by your principal and your administration. To know that they know how hard I have been working and that they think I’ve been doing well, I think that was probably the most exciting part, to have that validation from superiors.”
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Alberta Education Minister Adriana LaGrange says school superintendents play an important role in making sure every student receives a high-quality education.(Scott Neufeld/CBC )
Alberta superintendents will be able to police their own profession if a new bill is passed in the legislature.
Education Minister Adriana LaGrange introduced a bill on Tuesday that would see senior school division leaders required to belong to a college, which would investigate any complaints against the professionals.
By September 2022, should the bill pass, the existing College of Alberta School Superintendents (CASS) would have the legal power to investigate its members. It would also be responsible for ensuring superintendents skills and knowledge are up to date.