Education

The latest Education stories from Lindsay and the City of Kawartha Lakes.

Summer Reading Club launch swamped by kids and parents

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Summer Reading Club launch swamped by kids and parents

By Jamie Morris · June 25, 2018

New Kawartha Lakes Library specialist for outreach and community engagement

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New Kawartha Lakes Library specialist for outreach and community engagement

By Jamie Morris · June 20, 2018

Parents: Pinnguaq providing free coding classes at library all summer

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Parents: Pinnguaq providing free coding classes at library all summer

By Roderick Benns · June 13, 2018

Teacher says ‘travel is the only thing that makes you richer’ as students prepare for Normandy

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Teacher says ‘travel is the only thing that makes you richer’ as students prepare for Normandy

By Joli Scheidler-Benns · June 11, 2018

French Immersion enrollment swells, forces school board to use Central Senior

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French Immersion enrollment swells, forces school board to use Central Senior

By Roderick Benns · May 30, 2018

New summer lunch program to feed hungry children

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New summer lunch program to feed hungry children

By Joli Scheidler-Benns · May 25, 2018

Less than quarter of City residents have library card; New CEO aims to change that

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Less than quarter of City residents have library card; New CEO aims to change that

By Roderick Benns · April 18, 2018

Pop-up exhibits by museum break new ground in educational programming

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Pop-up exhibits by museum break new ground in educational programming

By Roderick Benns · February 25, 2018

One hundred days of school marked by 300 acts of kindness at Leslie Frost

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One hundred days of school marked by 300 acts of kindness at Leslie Frost

By Roderick Benns · February 16, 2018

School board says coding a part of learning culture for three years

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School board says coding a part of learning culture for three years

By Roderick Benns · December 13, 2017

Prepare Kawartha Lakes students as they do in Tokyo, Riyadh and London

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Prepare Kawartha Lakes students as they do in Tokyo, Riyadh and London

By Ryan Oliver · December 12, 2017

Choose at least one book for your child for Christmas: Health Unit

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Choose at least one book for your child for Christmas: Health Unit

By Roderick Benns · December 05, 2017

Local students’ top choices in universities and colleges

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Local students’ top choices in universities and colleges

By Roderick Benns · November 22, 2017

Frost student supports college teachers but anxious to return to school

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Frost student supports college teachers but anxious to return to school

By Roderick Benns · November 20, 2017

Frost out, Celebrations in, as basic income meeting adapts to college strike

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Frost out, Celebrations in, as basic income meeting adapts to college strike

By Roderick Benns · October 31, 2017

School board official responds to employer's criticisms of education today

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School board official responds to employer's criticisms of education today

By Roderick Benns · October 31, 2017

Frost students out in cold as union fights precarious work

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Frost students out in cold as union fights precarious work

By Roderick Benns · October 16, 2017

Fleming president says college tries to stay on top of skills employers need

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Fleming president says college tries to stay on top of skills employers need

By Roderick Benns · October 03, 2017

Local EQAO results: Grade 3 math, reading, writing improves; Grade 6 math drops again

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Local EQAO results: Grade 3 math, reading, writing improves; Grade 6 math drops again

By Roderick Benns · September 20, 2017

Hope says Lindsay residents will ‘rise up and contribute’ with basic income

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Hope says Lindsay residents will ‘rise up and contribute’ with basic income

By Roderick Benns · September 19, 2017

Fleming College president wonders if Frost enrollment will grow during basic income trial

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Fleming College president wonders if Frost enrollment will grow during basic income trial

By Roderick Benns · September 09, 2017

Teaching math: ‘We have lost sight of the need for balance,’ says director of education

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Teaching math: ‘We have lost sight of the need for balance,’ says director of education

By Roderick Benns · September 05, 2017

School board would like more students to stay in Kawartha Lakes after graduation

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School board would like more students to stay in Kawartha Lakes after graduation

By Roderick Benns · September 04, 2017