Back to school
Canadians who didn’t finish university or college degrees — and have zero regrets
“Someone’s network and resume of work are just as much considered credentials as a degree.” Continue reading
10 healthy, tasty, 3-ingredient back to school lunches for kids
Here’s a look at 10 tasty, three-ingredient lunches that are easily to pull together for your kids’ lunchboxes. Continue reading
Central Okanagan School District grappling with “unprecedented” air quality issues
In a message to staff, the school district said it has no specific policy partly because the school district said the severity and frequency of poor air quality ratings are unprecedented. Continue reading
Vernon mom creates inspirational back to school messages
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Reporter
Kids at one Vernon elementary school had some extra encouragement this year as they headed back to class. Continue reading
N.S. pre-primary set to go ahead even though 6 of 8 school boards still hiring staff
According to the education department only the Tri-County School Board has completed the hiring process, with six classrooms scheduled to open the week of Sept. 25. Continue reading
Your child is being bullied – should you intervene?
Should you, or shouldn’t you? It’s a predicament parents struggle with when their child is being bullied. Here’s what to do. Continue reading
Want to help your child succeed in school? It’s about reading, not homework
Parents involvement matters a lot, but what makes a different isn’t what you might expect. Continue reading
The cheapest and most expensive degree programs in Canada: StatsCan
In addition to soaring tuition costs, a number of mandatory fees keep piling on, new data shows. Continue reading
Manitobans share photos of first day back to school
Over 200,000 Manitoba students are heading back to the classroom this week. Continue reading
Parents, students, teachers struggle with split-level classes at start of school year
Some parents worry that integrating students from several grades, typically to offset shrinking enrolment or mitigate a surge in a particular year, leaves younger pupils behind or fails to adequately challenge more advanced ones. Continue reading
