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Aug 03 2022, 10:38 AM | | | | SUMMER LEARNING
Summer is upon us, and many options exist for continued learning.
SUMMER LEARNING AT HOME
As a fun reminder to keep the
learning going throughout the summer, please see the summer
learning calendars and choice boards for Kindergarten to 8 students below. These calendars contain
learning activities for each day. Print them and put them on your fridge!
ASD-W Accelerated Learning Calendars and Choice Boards 2022.pdf
SCHOOL-BASED SUMMER
LEARNING
New to the district during July and August, several elementary,
middle and high schools will be running school-based summer learning opportunities
for their students focusing on science, math, social studies, language arts and
physical education/personal wellness and more. In addition, many programs will
take place outdoors using outdoor classrooms and learning spaces. Schools that are
participating will be sharing information with families.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
There are several local camps and opportunities for youths that
are running independently of the district. Please see our ASD-W Summer Learning Catalogue 2022 for a convenient list of programs running in your community.
ASD-W Summer Learning Catalogue 2022.pdf
PROVINCIAL
PROGRAMS
ONLINE COURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
The Department of Education and Early Childhood Development is
offering free summer learning courses for students entering grades 10, 11, or
12 in the upcoming school year and those who graduate in June 2022. To be
eligible to participate, students need to be registered in a New Brunswick High
School, in June of this year, in one of the four Anglophone districts. All
courses are online.
Summer Learning for Students 2022.pdf
PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMS
The Department of Education and Early Childhood Development is
offering exciting summer learning sessions with Education Partners in News
Brunswick. Learn more about these free learning opportunities that focus on
entrepreneurship, science, health, mindfulness, and more.
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6/22/2022 12:00 PM | Posted:
Jun 22 2022, 2:08 PM | | | | Tuesday, June 21, marks
National Indigenous Peoples Day, on the summer solstice!
ASD-W shares in the celebration
of the First Nations, Inuit, and Metis peoples across Turtle Island (North
America).
Each day this week, in honour
of National Indigenous Peoples, we are sharing a Wolastoqey Phrase of the Day. To
hear the daily phrases, click here:
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6/20/2022 2:00 PM | Posted:
Jun 20 2022, 1:52 PM | | | | News
Release – Bliss Carman Middle School Wins Prestigious 2022 ENERGY STAR® Canada
Award
June 8, 2022
Fredericton, NB – Natural Resources Canada
(NRCan) selected Bliss Carman Middle School to receive the prestigious 2022
ENERGY STAR® Canada Award for being the highest ENERGY STAR Certified K-12
school in Canada in 2021.
ENERGY STAR Canada is a voluntary partnership between
the government and more than 1,000 organizations working on using natural
resources more wisely through greater energy efficiency. This year was the
first time NRCan separated schools into their own award category, and Bliss
Carman Middle School had the unique honour and distinction of being the
inaugural winner. "Having the real work of energy savings be recognized by
this award is a proud achievement and demonstrates the school district's
commitment to energy management in our buildings," says Shawn Tracey,
Anglophone West School District's Director of Finance and Administration and a
key leader in the district's sustainability efforts. "This award also sets
a good example to the students that their school's impact on the environment
matters."
Equipped with heat recovery systems and
state-of-the-art building management controls, Bliss Carman Middle School was
built in 2009 with energy efficiency in mind. In 2018, the school district's
facilities team shifted to incorporating energy management as part of their day-to-day
operations, and with the help of the school's custodians, staff and students, they
have been able to uphold their commitment to efficiency. Benchmarking energy
consumption, setting improvement objectives, monitoring and optimizing operations,
implementing energy-efficient upgrades, and making smart choices like turning
lights and electronics off when not in use have made this award-winning school
a shining example of how energy management works.
In 2021, compared to the national median, the school
prevented 163 metric tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions, which is the equivalent
of 50 cars off the road. According to Tim Cross, Energy Manager, Service New
Brunswick, who works closely with the school district on their energy management
plan, this is a result of teamwork. "Everyone is working together to make
a difference - from the government who designed the school and provided the bones
to be an energy-efficient building to the district team and the students and
school staff who proudly take care of it. Everyone strives to be aware,
understand their personal impact on the environment, and do better."
Anglophone West School District has recently adopted
an energy management policy and continues to work on reducing energy
consumption district-wide. So far, it has one other ENERGY STAR Certified
school in its midst and is working on getting more schools on board in the
coming years.
Media
Contact:
Jennifer Read,
Director of Communications, ASD-W
Jennifer.read@nbed.nb.ca
Social
Media:
Twitter:
@ASD_West, @BCMSEagles
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Bliss-Carman-Middle-School
Websites:
Anglophone West
School District
Bliss Carman Middle School
Natural Resources Canada News Release:
ENERGY
STAR® Canada Recognizes Leaders in Energy Efficiency - Canada.ca
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Mar 11 2022, 9:01 AM | | | | March 4, 2022
Dear ASD-W Families,
Last week the province
announced that all remaining COVID-19
measures would be lifted on Monday, March 14, with some exceptions in
vulnerable areas. This means that there will be some significant changes for
our schools:
1. Masks will no longer be required, at any time,
in our schools or buses.
2. Effective immediately, proof of vaccination will
no longer be required for students to participate in extracurricular and sports
activities. Students wishing to join clubs, committees, and other
activities may do so regardless of immunization status. Also, spectators
are now permitted to attend all applicable extracurricular activities without
proof of vaccination. Please note: sports teams currently in
mid-season will continue to follow the vaccination protocol, and no new
unvaccinated players will be permitted to join at this time.
3. At this time, proof of vaccination will remain a
requirement for all public servants (including those in education) as well as
volunteers in our schools.
4. After today, March 4, families will no longer
need to inform the school if their child tests positive for COVID-19, and we
will no longer be updating the COVID-19 Dashboard. However, as with missed time
for any reason, families will still be responsible for informing the school of
their child’s absences.
5. Isolation rules are no longer in place. As
always, if your child is feeling unwell and displaying illness, cold, or
flu-like symptoms, you are advised to keep them home until they are feeling
better.
It is important to note
that while students and staff will no longer be required to wear a mask in
school, some will still choose to do so. This will be a personal choice. We
understand that our families will have different perspectives on COVID-19
safety measures. While some families are relieved to see the protocols ending,
there are families, students, and staff who will experience anxiety as
restrictions and safety measures are lessened. Everyone has experienced this
pandemic differently, and we ask that everyone be treated with respect and
kindness.
While formal safety
measures will be lifted, it is important to encourage your children to continue
frequent hand washing/sanitizing, proper cough/sneeze etiquette, and monitoring
for symptoms of illness. If your child or any of our staff is more comfortable
wearing a mask, they are welcome to do so. Hand sanitizer will continue
to be available in schools.
We are again permitted
to hold extracurricular events such as dances and end-of-year activities. There
is much planning and organizing in the lead-up to these events, and schools
will have to assess what is feasible and what resources they have available.
Schools will be in touch with their families in the coming months with plans
for the end of school year activities.
We understand that each
family’s readiness and comfort level may be a little different at this time.
However, we hope that our students will feel optimistic upon returning to
school after the March Break. We thank staff, students, and families for
their cooperation during this time of the global pandemic.
I wish everyone a safe
and restful week!
Sincerely,
David McTimoney,
Superintendent, ASD-W | Last Printed:
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1/25/2022 12:00 PM | Posted:
Feb 28 2022, 3:53 PM | | | | February 22, 2022
Dear ASD-W Families,
The province of New Brunswick has moved to Level
1 of the Winter Plan. As a result, updates to the Healthy and Safe School Guidelines are now available online and are outlined below
for your convenience.
SYMPTOMS
Under the Level 1 Winter Plan, Public Health has
updated the guidelines on what to do if you have symptoms.
Students and staff with one of the following symptoms
should isolate and get tested for Covid-19:
- fever
- loss
of sense of taste
- loss
of sense of smell
Students and staff with two or more of the following
symptoms should isolate and get tested for Covid-19:
- a
new cough or worsening chronic cough
- difficulty
breathing; runny nose
- sore
throat
- headache
- diarrhea
- new
onset of fatigue
- purple
markings on fingers or toes of children
ISOLATION
- Unvaccinated
students who test positive will be required to isolate for ten days before
returning to school or five days for fully vaccinated staff and students.
- Students
and staff members are also required to isolate if a household member tests
positive.
- Staff
and students are considered fully vaccinated 14 days after their second
dose of vaccine.
- If
a student or staff member tests positive for Covid-19 while they are
isolating, their isolation period will start over. The isolation period of
other household members is
not extended unless they also test positive for
Covid-19.
- Fully
vaccinated students who test positive must wait five days following
their isolation before participating in any extracurricular or intramural
activities.
Under level 1 in the Winter Plan, masking requirements have not
changed. We encourage all students to bring at least two well-fitted,
three-layer masks to school each day as per Public Health guidance.
IMPORTANT LINKS
For more information about vaccines, testing, and isolation,
please refer to these GNB websites:
I’d like to thank you, our staff, and our students for your
continued patience as we work through this changing pandemic. The move to Level
1 is a positive step towards lessening restrictions, and we are pleased to once
again have the opportunity for activities such as field trips, dances, and
in-person assemblies.
Sincerely,
David McTimoney, Superintendent
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