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Teacher receives royal honour from a very special guest: his sister, the mayor
Last Wednesday’s Connaught Street School holiday concert—entitled CSS Cares, Shares, and is Fair—saw students sharing their joy of the season through musical performances for family, faculty, and friends. But before…
Meduxnekeag River Association, ASD-W partnership makes nature the classroom
When teachers in the district’s upriver schools want to add a hands-on component to their lessons, they run to the river—the Meduxnekeag River Association (MRA), that is. The MRA, based…
A principal’s vision yields results as Saint Mary’s Academy unveils new playground
When Julie Michaud’s children were young, she would take them to various playgrounds in and around Edmundston, including the playground at the school where she is principal: Saint Mary’s Academy…
UPDATE: Much-anticipated McAdam Elementary playground opens for fun
McAdam Elementary School’s new playground opened on Thursday, Nov. 7 to the delight of the school’s students. Students enjoyed themselves on new equipment purchased to replace older items, some dating…
Council of Student Leaders selects officers, sets direction for the school year
The third iteration of the Council of Student Leaders got back to work at Fredericton’s Kingswood Lodge on Oct. 29, choosing officers and setting a direction for the rest of…
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About the region
Anglophone West School District is situated in Wolastokuk, the homeland of the Wolastoqiyik people, whose namesake comes from the Wolastoq. This majestic river moves through the heart of our district, which serves anglophone communities branching out to Plaster Rock, McAdam, Doaktown and the Grand Lake area in the province of New Brunswick.
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