Ramona Jennex, Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development (front right) and Shelley Morse, president, Nova Scotia Teachers Union sign the new three-year collective agreement with teachers May 14 while Carole Olsen, Deputy Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development and Bill Redden, executive director, Nova Scotia Teachers Union look on.
More Learning Options for High School Students
A young gymnast practices at the ALTA Gymnastics Club in Halifax after learning he can now get school credit for his participation in gymnastics.
A young gymnast practices at the ALTA Gymnastics Club in Halifax after learning he can now get school credit for his participation in gymnastics.
Education Minister Ramona Jennex
talks to students at Halifax West High School about the new legislation that protects victims and makes cyberbullies accountable for their actions.
Support and resources are available to help
There are places to turn to get the help you need. Reach out to people you can trust. A family member, relative, friend or teacher. Please get help as soon as you can.
There are places to turn to get the help you need. Reach out to people you can trust. A family member, relative, friend or teacher. Please get help as soon as you can.
Province Ensuring Children Get Strong Start in Life
Premier Darrell Dexter and Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Ramona Jennex play with students in the early learning classroom at Rockingstone Heights School.
Premier Darrell Dexter and Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Ramona Jennex play with students in the early learning classroom at Rockingstone Heights School.
Giving Children The Best Start
The province is consulting Nova Scotians on a plan to ensure young children are getting the support they need to develop to their full potential.
The province is consulting Nova Scotians on a plan to ensure young children are getting the support they need to develop to their full potential.
