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Family Literacy day is January 27th and is celebrated during Family Literacy week. At Ethel Milliken we encourage all of our students along with their families to participate and support the joy of reading! There are many reasons why reading is so important; it makes you smarter, it improves your vocabulary and language skills and it boosts your creativity. There are ways for every family to amalgamate daily activities with learning. Here are some suggestions from the ABC Life Literacy Canada web-site:
Daily literacy activitiesLearning happens in many ways, especially in our day-to-day activities. Tasks such as cooking, doing laundry, running errands and surfing the Internet all provide learning opportunities that your family can embrace.
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Structural Innovation involves the implementation and actualization of new ideas regarding how to improve teaching and learning in the classroom, throughout the school, and across the system. These ideas are based on research, on evidence from both own and other school divisions, and on the experience of master teachers and skilled school administrators. These ideas, combined with similar innovative thinking at all Regina Public Schools will help enhance the learning process and the outcomes of all students. To find out more about Structural Innovation click Here Information provided from the RPS web-site
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For the 2011-2012 school year there are 266 students in 12 classrooms. The school staff consists of 12 home room teachers for grades Kindergarten to Grade 8. In addition, we have teachers for Learning Assistance, French, Arts Education, English as an Additional Language and a Teacher Librarian. The Support staff includes the Office Administrator, Educational Assistants and Custodial staff. Further support is provided by a Speech & Language Pathologist, School Counselor, Educational Psychologist, Community Health Nurse and School Resource Officer . |
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