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Teacher Salary Increment - Experience Recognition

Your hours of contractual teaching or education-related service outside a PEI school board may qualify for credit towards placement on the PEI teacher salary grid. A one-year experience credit will be granted for each approved and verified full-time school year, i.e. one hundred and eighty five (185) school days, in a jurisdiction recognized by the Registrar. A maximum of ten (10) full school years will be recognized. To request an experience recognition evaluation, please complete the online form below. Contractual or substitute work with a PEI school board or school authority and approved...

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Summer camp helps young learners and teachers build classroom skills

At first glance, it looks like any other summer camp. Kids are having fun, making new friends, and enjoying indoor and outdoor play. But this camp is so much more than meets the eye. It’s the Literacy and Numeracy Outreach Project - an eight-week summer camp that helps Island...

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Supporting home based child care centres 

New financial support is available for people who provide child care in their home and want to be licensed to operate as a family home centre. As outlined in the Canada-Prince Edward Island Canada-wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement, Prince Edward Island will use federal...

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Student Assessment and Achievement

Teachers use many assessment tools to measure a student’s individual learning. It is a good idea to communicate regularly with your child’s teacher to understand the full scope of your child’s academic performance. Provincial Assessments Provincial assessments tell us how well...

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Island school principal named one of Canada’s best

Alberton Elementary School Principal Shanna Perry has been recognized as one of Canada’s outstanding principals. She was chosen to receive the award by The Learning Partnership, which is a collaboration between government, education, and business dedicated to enhancing publicly...

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Wear purple to support ending gender-based violence

To show support for ending gender-based violence, Islanders are encouraged to wear purple during the 16 Days of Activism from November 25 to December 10. Purple ribbons are worn in honour and remembrance of the 14 women murdered in Montreal December 6, 1989, and the 10 women...

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Meet PEI’s new Poet Laureate – Tanya Davis

Tanya Davis is a familiar face for many Islanders. The singer-songwriter has performed at venues around PEI, such as The Guild, Trailside Music Hall, and Baba’s Lounge. Davis is also a poet and was recently named PEI’s Poet Laureate. Davis says she’s thrilled about her new role....

Cory Snow, Lorna Hutt, Minister Jordan Brown, Bethany MacIsaac, and Andrea Garland.
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Well-being teams coming to three more school families

Strengthening mental health services - Hundreds more Prince Edward Island students will have access to health and well-being supports in the next school year. Student well-being teams will be established in September to serve the Bluefield, Colonel Gray, and Morell-Souris...

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