Each week- until June 2nd- we're featuring one of the Top 1- Teen Reader's Choice Award books. Read the description. Get inspired. Read the book. Then vote!
The Librarian of Auschwitz- by Antonio Iturbe; translated by Lilit Thwaites
"A teenager girl imprisoned in the notorious extermination camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau keeps the secret library of a forbidden school. Compared to her fellow inmates, Dita Adlerova, 14, is relatively lucky."
Your top choice is One of us is lying by Karen M. McManus.
Thank you to all CCRCE Grade 7-12 students who participated in the 2019 TRCA by reading, discussing and voting for the top ten titles.
Visit the TRCA website for additional book ideas for your summer reading: https://ccrsbteenchoice.wordpress.com/
Every month, we create a report for our school communities that shares the upcoming news and priorities of CCRCE and the amazing teaching and learning happening in our schools. It is important to us that we keep you informed on how we are helping our students improve both their academic achievement as well as their own well-being in school.
Inside the September 2019 issue you will find:
CCRCE is now accepting pre-primary registrations for the 2020-2021 school year for existing site locations. The Pre-Primary program is voluntary and is open to all children who are four years old by December 31, 2020, and live within the school's catchment area.
For more information about our Pre-Primary program and to access the registration form, please visit www.ccrce.ca/pre-primary-program
On April 28, the Premier of NS announced that public schools will remain closed until at least May 22 and then will be reassessed.
We are pleased to share our October 2020 Monthly Report with you. This report shares the upcoming news and priorities of CCRCE, along with stories of students and their learning experiences in our schools.
We believe it is important that we keep you informed on how we are supporting our students’ academic achievement and well-being.
Inside the report you will find:
CCRCE busses will be serving Cumberland County schools on paved roads only for Wednesday, February 3, 2021. This means students will be picked up in the morning and dropped off in the afternoon at the bus stop on the paved road nearest their house.
Public Health has confirmed that a case of COVID-19 is connected to Cobequid Education Centre.
Out of an abundance of caution, Public Health is recommending that all students and staff at Cobequid Education Centre be tested for COVID-19, whether or not symptoms are present.
Throughout the next week, CCRCE high schools will be celebrating our 2021 graduates. We are all proud of you as you pass this important milestone in your education.
From all of us at CCRCE, congratulations! Wishing you continued success in the next chapter of your lives!
Share your grad moments and memories by using the hashtags #CCRCEClassof2021 and #NSClassof2021 on Twitter.
Please find below the link to the Provincial Proof of Vaccination Protocol and CCRCE's September Monthly Report
Provincial Updates
On Monday, October 4, the Provincial Proof of Vaccination Protocol will be implemented in Nova Scotia. This protocol applies to school-related extracurricular events and activities that happen outside the regular school day, including sports.