Learn from Lorrie Gallant in this student-facing lesson about the purpose & importance of territorial acknowledgments & treaties. Ss will have the opportunity to build their understanding & take action by creating their own acknowledgement. facingcanada.facinghistory.org/territorial-ac…

Teachers in Anglophone South School District ASD-S attended a powerful PL from Azrieli Foundation to provide best practices in holocaust education, allowing teachers to engage deeply with the history of the holocaust while learning how to bring this topic into the classroom.

I had so much fun today with this group learning and playing with Project WET: Water Education Today resources, getting certified to use all their guides with teachers and s/s! Thanks for always joining me and making it the highlight of the week!

Sat. Sept 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day that coincides with #OrangeShirtDay. This week students in ASD-S learn about residential schools and honour the survivors, the children who never returned home, their families and communities. #EveryChildMatters🧡📙

Because you can't do #truthandreconciliation without truth. Looking forward to meeting with a group of educators to discuss this collection of essays by @Creeborn at #bookclub this week

After bearing witness to a weekend of unspeakable violence in Israel, students may be coming into your classroom worried - wondering what is happening and why. Use this mini-lesson to help guide your students in understanding and processing these events. pulse.ly/odybkh6n6f

Visited Rothesay High School to see an installation inspired by the work of Imelda Perley on the #redshawlcampaign to honour the lives of #MMIWG and promote awareness unb.ca/mwc/events/red…

Teachers in Anglophone South School District ASD-S attending a supper seminar with Mi'kmaw artist Tara Francis where teachers learned about and created porcuipine quill medallions.

Hey NB SS teachers, please save the dates- January 30 (English) &31 (French) for this upcoming webinar. Learn about resources from the Senate of Canada and how to invite a senator to your classroom! @ssencressc ssencressc.ca/3524/

I had the best day making drums with teachers from across ASD-S and Knowledge Keeper Greg Mansfield (Mi'kmaq) - my heart is full of gratitude for the beautiful teachings, experiences, and company to share it with! #attitudeofgratitude #professionallearning #wabanakidrummaking

Bring civic education to life in your classroom with podcasts from the Samara Centre for Democracy! In this webinar, director Beatrice Wayne will walk teachers through the free activities & lessons based on the award-winning Humans of the House, including links to NB curriculum!

Want to engage your Civics 10 and Law 12 students? Check out this contest from ⁦Canadian Civil Liberties Education Trust⁩ ! cclet.org/contests/

Teachers in Anglophone South School District ASD-S went on a moss walk, having participated in Gathering Moss book study by Potawatomi botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer to "explore and learn from the elegantly simply lives of mosses" through a two eyed seeing approach.

An engaging and interactive day with teachers from ASDS to learn about the history and culture of Dia de los Muertos/Day of the Dead with Visual artist and Day of the Dead SJ organizer, Fabiola Martinez and Dr. Elena Sanchez

Educators from across ASD-S are participating in a land-based learning #PLC, learning teachings from the land with Wabanaki Elders, and exploring ways to connect it to curriculum!

Monday, September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Schools will be closed that day. We welcome all students and staff to wear orange tomorrow, Friday, September 27 in recognition of Orange Shirt Day and the Every Child Matters movement. 🫶🧡

Students and teachers at SJHS, with artist Bonny Hill, made this to honour Elder and Residential School survivor Vaughan Nicholas. He shared his story with this evening's attendees at the armories, along with a packed auditorium at the school #everychildmatters

Free Guided Tour of the Holocaust Education Exhibit open to the public tomorrow night at Hampton High School.

Witness Blanket Exhibit open to the public Wednesday, Dec 11 from 6:00pm-7:30pm at Saint John District Office in the Millidgeville School Cafeteria. Admission is free. See Witnessblanket.ca for details of the exhibit.