Loyalist students fight child abuse
By Sam Normand Third year child and youth worker students are wrapping up a week-long campaign against child abuse. The community development project is aimed at raising money for the[…]
Families learn First Nations culture first-hand
By Amanda Monahan An evening of Mohawk language, music and a harvest feast brought families together for an evening to learn about First Nations culture. Lennox & Addington Resources for[…]
Concern over a controversial guest speaker leads to review
By Nicole Kleinsteuber Prince Edward County Voice Hastings and Prince Edward school board officials are investigating how disgraced pathologist Charles Smith was allowed to speak to a Grade 11 law[…]
Local school boards reflect on student safety procedures
By Andrew Mendler A recent teen suicide in Ottawa has caused local school boards to strongly think about the effectiveness of their current school safety programs. “I wouldn’t say that[…]
Loyalist College Open House welcomes over 1,500 students
By Sarah Yannetta The Open House at Loyalist College was a great success, with over 1,500 high school students learning about college programs, said event organizers. Coordinator of Recruitment and[…]
Laid-off teachers won’t be returning to their old jobs
By Renée Rodgers The fact that school enrollment numbers are so close to Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board spring projections means none of the 16 secondary school teachers[…]
Laid-off teachers won't be returning to their old jobs
By Renée Rodgers The fact that school enrollment numbers are so close to Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board spring projections means none of the 16 secondary school teachers[…]
School board chooses architect to design two new schools
By Renée Rodgers A Brantford-based architectural firm has been selected to design and oversee the construction of two new elementary schools in Stirling and Tweed. Ventin Group Ltd. was approved[…]
School bus now servicing strike-affected families
By Ashliegh Gehl Tri-Board Student Transportation Services resumes a school bus routed in the strike zone near Loyalist College Friday, Sept. 9. On Sept. 6, Tri-Board decided to cancel parts[…]
Students turn to prescription drugs to help focus
By Katrina Geenevasen They’re being coined as smart drugs. In an effort to improve grades, more and more secondary and post-secondary students are using prescription drugs they don’t really need.[…]
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