Well, the 2024 provincial election is over, and the winners are… our students! Thanks to an innovative civics education program called Student Vote New Brunswick, students in ASD-W, and throughout...
For students of Saint Mary’s Academy in Edmundston, relating across cultural and language differences is a part of life. With roughly half the student body speaking a language other than...
Principals from the province’s four anglophone school districts, as well as directors from the districts and the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (EECD), gathered, on Oct. 9 and...
Fredericton High School senior Merrit Johnson received the New Brunswick Human Rights Commission’s Youth Human Rights Award in September in recognition of her passionate advocacy for 2SLGBTQIA+ students. Johnson, described...
“Music is…?” That’s the seemingly simple question Grammy Award-winning bassist Victor Wooten posed to roughly 800 district middle- and high-school students, and the general public, during a Harvest Music Festival-sponsored...
McAdam Elementary School’s playground has hosted countless childhood thrills and spills throughout the decades. But after years of use, some of its equipment needed a refresh. Its 40-year-old monkey bar...
While ASD-W’s students and faculty enjoy a well-deserved summer break, our facilities department works hard to ensure they return to clean, comfortable, and modern buildings in September. Routine building maintenance...
As many a New Brunswicker will attest, the Wolastokuk land on which Anglophone School District West sits offers opportunities aplenty for recreation and social connection, especially during the warmer summer...
While school may be out for the summer for students, our ASD-W school buildings and grounds continue to serve district residents, thanks to our Community Use of Schools initiative. The...
When is a regular gym class not just a regular gym class? When it’s a wellness class, an acting class, a dance class. Health and wellness can incorporate these elements...
If you were looking for the human embodiment of the phrase “going from strength to strength,” you’d find no better examples than Fredericton High School students Jack D’Entremont and Onkit...
During their time in school, students in ASD-W often learn skills in class which they are called on to apply in the community, as part of those classes. And the...
