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A back-up plan is taking shape now that the concept of an all-Norfolk recreational hub in Simcoe has reached a dead end.
Norfolk council recommended this week that the county move on from the hub concept and focus instead on improving its current recreational assets. The strategy includes hiring a specialist on a three-year contract to co-ordinate the process.
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The YMCA and the Grand Erie District School Board will also be engaged in negotiations for the expansion and conversion of the gymnasium at Delhi District Secondary School into a multi-use sports facility available to students and the community.
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Kevin Graham will join the Grand Erie District School Board as a superintendent of education effective Sept. 1.
Graham has worked for the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board for 20 years as an education, administrator and, most recently, system principal.
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“Throughout his career, Kevin has demonstrated his commitment to student success and his extensive experience will serve our students, staff, families and community members well in his new role as superintendent of education,” said JoAnna Roberto, director of education.
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Kevin Graham will join the Grand Erie District School Board as a superintendent of education effective Sept. 1.
Graham has worked for the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board for 20 years as an education, administrator and, most recently, system principal.
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“Throughout his career, Kevin has demonstrated his commitment to student success and his extensive experience will serve our students, staff, families and community members well in his new role as superintendent of education,” said JoAnna Roberto, director of education.
The could soon be more French teachers in Haldimand and Norfolk.
French-speaking teachers in the area that do not currently have the formal qualifications to teach in the language now have the option to get them.
Wilfrid Laurier University has partnered with the Brant Haldimand Norfolk Catholic District School Board and the Grand Erie District School Board to make French as a Second Language teaching qualifications available to current teachers.
The tuition could be covered by those who qualify under the funding from the Ontario Public School Boards’ Association for the summer course.
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