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Anglophone North School District
Procurement of temporary Custodian I services for the 2025-2026 school year.
Posted Date
Jan 9, 2026
Due Date
Jan 16, 2026
Release: Jan 9, 2026
Anglophone North School District
Close: Jan 16, 2026
Procurement of temporary Custodian I services for the 2025-2026 school year.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Anglophone North School District
The council received an update on alternative education sites, reviewed a PILOT program proposal for potential expansion, and initiated the search for a new First Nations representative. Consent agenda items covering policy monitoring and compliance were approved. The meeting also addressed capital projects and identified schools under provincial policy 409, concluding that sustainability studies were not necessary for the listed schools. Members reviewed nominee selections for awards and shared reports from various school and subdistrict committee meetings, including updates on school closures, community donations, and facility improvements.
The council received a presentation from the Principal of Parkwood Heights Elementary School regarding the school's PBIS program, vision, and recent facility renovations. Consent agenda items concerning policy monitoring were approved. Discussion topics included plans to recruit a new First Nations Representative for the council, the status of the Superintendent's annual evaluation, and upcoming committee meetings and events. Members also shared updates on school infrastructure projects, community involvement, and educational initiatives across the district.
The council reviewed policy monitoring items and approved the consent agenda. Discussion topics included the development of a draft succession plan for council members, upcoming Excellence in Education awards, preparations for the council retreat, and retirement banquets. Staffing updates for several schools were provided, along with information regarding upcoming educational conferences, the district's capital projects list, and the impending end of the district budget year. Members reported on various committee and school-related activities, including school visits, inclusion steering committee meetings, and legislative or policy-related engagements.
The council received a presentation from the Principal of King Street Elementary School regarding school demographics, cultural diversity initiatives, student programming, and the PILOT school program. The council accepted a member's resignation and approved the continuation of the annual Celebrate the Spirit Awards. Discussion included updates from the Minister's Forum on student learning data and future summits, as well as the Superintendent's reports on Starfish Award recipients, Staff Appreciation Week, the implementation of the Fusion program, year-end budget preparations, and new principal appointments. Members also shared updates from various Parent School Support Committee meetings held across the district.
The Council received a presentation regarding the school improvement plan and student-centered initiatives at Gretna Green School. Consent agenda items including policy monitoring were approved. The Council reviewed a third-quarter budget update, confirmed the reappointment of a member to the Curriculum and Assessment Committee, and discussed the funding arrangements for PSSC Appreciation Dinners. Members also provided updates on school committee activities, facility developments, and upcoming regional meetings.
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