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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 2008
Page
12
Welcome to the new school year at Don Titus Elementary. Principal Mrs. L. Mason invites all students and families to a first day gathering in the gym and outdoors to build community. French Immersion and traditional K-7 students will learn and grow together. Parents may attend. remember no peanuts due to allergies. Contact 250 788 2531 with questions.
Summer break is over and students are urged to adopt better study habits. Focus on key ideas, highlight concepts, avoid procrastination, start early, keep up with readings, and review notes. Group study boosts grades, and collaboration tools aid idea exchange. Maintain regular exercise to reduce burnout and sustain energy.
The staff of Chetwynd Secondary School greet new and returning students and invite them to the first day of classes on September 2. Doors open at 10 15. The message wishes everyone a fun and safe summer and a great year of learning together.
The Don Titus school opens Tuesday September 2 2008 with a first day schedule from 11 00 am to 1 38 pm and a regular second day Wednesday September 3 2008 from 8 55 am to 2 38 pm. Programs include K 1 2 English with Ms March K 1 2 French Immersion with Mme Margret Grade 2 3 4 French Immersion with Mme White English for Grades 3 4 5 with Mrs Pohl and Grades 6 7 English with Mrs Bougerolle.
School sends notice of safety upgrades at Little Prairie Elementary in District 59 Chetwynd. Reversed exit and entrance, drop off on front sidewalk, no parent cars in bus zone 2 to 3 pm, no parking along ditch by bus area, extra parent parking near ball diamonds, crosswalk areas urged for all. District staff PAG and Standard Bus credited for efforts.
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