Our Vision

School District 14 is committed to providing schools that are centers of community learning: where teachers help students develop the knowledge, skills, and values essential for citizenship in a democratic society; where quality and excellence are achieved in an orderly and inviting environment; and where personal fulfillment is attained by students and staff through cooperative effort and mutual respect.

 District 14

Family Literacy Day is January 27th, 2012!!

Click on this link for interesting ideas on how to celebrate:

http://abclifeliteracy.ca/family-literacy-day?gclid=CKf77fam2q0CFWERNAodi3CK0w

 

  

Minister's Excellence in Teaching Award
School District 14 Recipient for 2011
Ms. Denise Budrow - Andover Elementary School

Ms. Budrow is a music teacher whose innovation for the use of technology in the classroom allows her to share music with her students from around the world. She also teaches English language arts to French immersion students.

Her passion for music and education is evident through her involvement in the district music festivals and choirs. In 2009, she produced a Christmas compact disc, which included a recording by every class and the staff. The compact disc was sold in the community and the funds were donated to a non-profit organization in the Democratic Republic of Congo that helps needy children.

Ms. Budrow is described as a team player who is well organized and prepared. She is adept at supporting struggling students and regularly allows students to shine in a musical or organizational way. Congratulations, Ms. Budrow!

Click here to view a video bio of Ms. Budrow

  

 

School Pedometer Challenge

The following schools have been selected to participate in the 2011-2012 School Pedometer Challenge:

  1. Keswick Valley Memorial School
  2. Southern Carleton Elementary School
  3. John Caldwell School

Schools already participating:

  1. Centreville Community School (2010-2011)
  2. Hartland Community School (2010-2011)
  3. Juniper Elementary School (2010-2011)
  4. Florenceville Elementary School (2009-2010)
  5. Woodstock Middle School (2009-2010)
  6. Canterbury High School (2009-2010)
  7. Nackawic High School (2008-2009)
  8. Andover Elementary School (2008-2009)
  9. Florenceville Middle School (2008-2009

What is the Pedometer Challenge? This program is aimed to encourage students to be more active through the integration of pedometer use in both the classroom and the gym to increase motivation and create a culture of physical activity. The program is designed to educate school aged children and others in their school community regarding the benefits of a healthy active lifestyle.

 

  


Next DEC meeting is January 31, 2012
7 :00 pm at District Office, Woodstock, NB