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For parents or caregivers with questions about the Acknowledgement to Complete Daily Health Check , it’s worth taking a closer look at what they need to know about assessing the health of their child(ren) every morning. This is what they acknowledge actions they will take regarding key symptoms of illness, if there is a confirmed contact with COVID-19, or if there is international travel.
Key Symptoms of Illness
What does that look like, and what happens if a...
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From the regular meeting of the Board of Education. Find out about how the Re-start Plan is working and the Numeracy Program. Read Board Notes here .

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Let’s talk about ADHD
3 week psychoeducational group to provide information and tools to parents of children with ADHD
Presented by Child and Youth Mental Health In partnership with CCRR-EYC
Offered virtually through ZOOMTo register, call CCRR-EYC at 250-376-4771

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For high school students thinking about career options, maybe a $1000 and a few high school credits will help with the decision process.
According to Rob Wielgoz, District Vice-Principal Trades and Transitions with School District No.73 (Kamloops-Thompson) there is no time to waste if high school students want to make the most of their work experience and an opportunity to earn credits towards graduation.
Deadline to register is September 30.  Formerly known as the...
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The Raise a Reader campaign raises funds to support these local literacy programs: One to One Reading, Parent-Child Mother Goose, Come Read with Me, the Bright Red Bookshelves and the Bright Red Book Bus. COVID-19 has changed how this important campaign will run this year. Instead of having Volunteers out in their bright orange t-shirts, hawking papers for a donation to literacy, the campaign has developed three ways you can support Raise a Reader in 2020: 
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