This category is for sites about the various local school boards in the province.
This page was last updated on August 24th, 2008
This page was last updated on August 24th, 2008
School Boards (from Education)
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Quebec English School Boards Association
Press releases, names of commissioners, and information about the member school boards. Bilingual site.
Eastern Shores School Board
Board for the Baie Comeau and Gaspe area. Policies and links to the school and adult education web sites. Bilingual site.
Riverside School Board
The school board for Montreal's South Shore english-speaking population offers information on departments, guidelines, history, taxation, bill 101 and a list of the schools.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board
Council meetings, publications, and job postings. Located in Rosemère.
La Commission scolaire du Littoral
Oversees education at the kindergarten, primary and secondary levels in isolated towns and villages along the lower North Shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, from Kegaska to Blanc Sablon and a francophone village on Anticosti Island.
Central Québec School Board
Minutes, policies, documents, an employee e-mail directory, and links to the school websites.
Western Quebec School Board
A guide to the schools and services of the board.
English Montreal School Board
Press releases, school registration information, employment opportunities, and information about all the schools. Includes adult and vocational education. Bilingual site.
New Frontiers School Board
Serves southwestern Quebec. The schools and services of the council. Includes a map with all the wards on it.
Eastern Townships School Board
Information about the schools and services, parent information, and teacher resources.
Lester B. Pearson School Board
The largest English school board in Quebec, it stretches from Verdun (including Nun's Island) on the east to Hudson and St. Lazare on the west.
Press releases, names of commissioners, and information about the member school boards. Bilingual site.
Board for the Baie Comeau and Gaspe area. Policies and links to the school and adult education web sites. Bilingual site.
The school board for Montreal's South Shore english-speaking population offers information on departments, guidelines, history, taxation, bill 101 and a list of the schools.
Council meetings, publications, and job postings. Located in Rosemère.
Oversees education at the kindergarten, primary and secondary levels in isolated towns and villages along the lower North Shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, from Kegaska to Blanc Sablon and a francophone village on Anticosti Island.
Minutes, policies, documents, an employee e-mail directory, and links to the school websites.
A guide to the schools and services of the board.
Press releases, school registration information, employment opportunities, and information about all the schools. Includes adult and vocational education. Bilingual site.
Serves southwestern Quebec. The schools and services of the council. Includes a map with all the wards on it.
Information about the schools and services, parent information, and teacher resources.
The largest English school board in Quebec, it stretches from Verdun (including Nun's Island) on the east to Hudson and St. Lazare on the west.
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BC School Boards Ban "Ten Little Indians"
BC School Boards Ban "Ten Little Indians" In The News
BC School Boards Ban "Ten Little Indians" In The News
Do School Boards have nothing better to do?
May 6th, 2005, 02:45 PM http://www.freep.com/news/statewire/...0_20050505.htm
May 6th, 2005, 02:45 PM http://www.freep.com/news/statewire/...0_20050505.htm
Do School Boards have nothing better to do?
http://www.freep.com/news/statewire/...0_20050505.htm
http://www.freep.com/news/statewire/...0_20050505.htm
BC School Boards Ban "Ten Little Indians"
The silly little rhyme we all learned in Grade One has been deemed ofensive to the native groups an
The silly little rhyme we all learned in Grade One has been deemed ofensive to the native groups an
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