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Riverview Students to Compete in Envirothon |
A team of students from Riverview Collegiate in Moose Jaw will compete against students across the province in the Saskatchewan River Basin Envirothon Provincial Student Challenge. The five-member team is formed of students enrolled in the Wildlife Management Program. The annual Envirothon, now in its fourth year, runs May 30 to June 1 in Eston. This year's theme is the protection of groundwater through urban, agricultural and environmental planning. Riverview's entry is sponsored by the Moose Jaw River Watershed Stewards and the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation.
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New Grade 10-12 Math Curriculum |
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Next year, a new Grade 10 mathematics program will be starting. Math teachers throughout the province will be teaching the new curriculum. Students will have the opportunity to take two mathematics courses at the Grade 10 level. These two courses are the introductory courses to three new math pathways offered in Grades 11 and 12 ....
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Gravelbourg Elementary Gets an Art Boost |
Gravelbourg's Artist in Residence, Clare Middleton, spends many hours working with students and teachers to provide an enriching drama experience to all students. Students and teachers have gained from her professional experience and her willingness to share ideas and suggestions. Read more at the Gravelbourg Elementary website. |
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Curling - and Winning - in Style |
Prairie South played host to the Saskatchewan High School Athletics Association Provincial Boys and Girls Curling Championships this past weekend, in Assiniboia and Glentworth, respectively. The Assiniboia Boys team took home the gold medal for their curling - and drew a great deal of attention and smiles with their pants, reminiscent of the Norwegian Olympic curling team's uniforms in Vancouver last month. Well done, curlers, and great job on hosting such terrific events, Assiniboia and Glentworth! See more at Assiniboia Composite High's web site, and in the Regina Leader-Post.
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One of our Prairie South students was quite pleased to see her creation appear on the giant display in Vancouver. Rachel, a student from Central Collegiate in Moose Jaw, entered a contest ...
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