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Back to class, sort of: High school students to move to hybrid learning model
Most high school students in Newfoundland and Labrador will be moving to a blended learning model when they resume classes after the Easter break, with half the students in class one day and then learning online the next.
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Posted: Apr 07, 2021 1:34 PM NT | Last Updated: April 7
The Newfoundland and Labrador English School District says high school students currently learning online will move to a hybrid model, beginning April 14.(CBC)
All regions of the province moved back to the less-restrictive yellow recovery phase as of midnight.
While the restrictions have been loosened there are still rules in place….wearing masks, social distancing, self isolation and so on.
There were two new cases reported yesterday after six on saturday. One is a person in their 50s in the Miramichi zone linked to a previous case and the other is travel related…a person in their 30s in the Fredericton region.
Gretna Green Elementary School also notified families and staff of possible exposure to a case of the coronavirus. The school was closed this week for March break. Public Health is calling close contacts.
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Feb 7, 2021 9:56 AM
Saint John Newcomers Centre s first Black History month screening, Kenbe la, jusqu à la victoire (Kenbe La, Until We Win) (submitted)
The Saint John Newcomers Centre hosted its first viewing party of films celebrating black culture on Zoom in honor of Black History Month on Friday.
The films will be streamed every Friday throughout February and alternate between in French and English-language audio, with respective subtitles, in support of the Newcomer Centre’s Francophone partners ARCf Saint-Jean, the Francophone School District South and Le Réseau en immigration francophone du Nouveau-Brunswick.
“The majority of the Black History Month events are happening in English so we thought it would be a great opportunity to highlight some of the Francophone films that are out there that highlight Black culture,” says Senior Communications Specialist Emily MacMackin.