Prince Albert Daily Herald
The Government of Saskatchewan announced continued investment in the Early Learning Intensive Support Program on Wednesday.
Both the Prince Albert Catholic School Division and Saskatchewan Rivers School Division are receiving some funding for the program. The Catholic Division will receive $300,000 and Sask. Rivers will receive $150,000, according to the Ministry of Education.
The program in the Catholic Division began in March, 2019 when they were one of the school divisions chosen by the Ministry of Education to offer the Early Learning Intensive Support Pilot(ELIS) as part of their prekindergarten programming.
“This investment in Early Learning Programming will have a very positive impact on the students in the program,” PA Catholic School Division education director Lorel Trumier said in a media release. “It also means our ELIS Program can continue,and we will be able to support students with intensive needs at a very early age in schools.
COVID-19 cases connected to three schools in Sask. Rivers
The Sask Rivers Education Centre/ Daily Herald File Photo
On Monday evening the Saskatchewan Rivers School Division notified the public that a case of COVID-19 had been connected to three schools in the division. These schools are King George Public School, Queen Mary Public School and Carlton Comprehensive High School.
This was the second cases reported at King George and Carlton this week.
At King George Public School one classroom of students has been identified as close contacts and are required to isolate.
At Queen Mary, two classrooms of students have been identified as close contacts and are required to isolate.
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