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06/01/17
Distributed leadership model provides so much more than just a label
As a leadership model, distributed leadership has a lot going for it. Distributed leadership harnesses the energy and strengths of multiple staff members. Distributed leadership invites and supports collegial and collaborative interactions. Distributed leadership disperses leadership tasks and builds leadership… +Read More
05/30/17
Area Students Spend Day at Food Farms
Last Thursday and Friday students from eight schools in our area were out at a food farm learning about food production and agriculture by planting their own crops. Blair’s Family of Companies was the host, as the seeding took place… +Read More
05/30/17
Music part of Literacy for Life conference
The highly successful Literacy for Life conference celebrated its 12th anniversary this year with some of the province’s brightest stars in writing, illustration, storytelling and music. The event, which has become a cornerstone of Saskatoon Public Schools annual agenda, featured… +Read More
05/26/17
Maze insists that partners need to work together to rewrite future
Not surprisingly, given the scrutiny that public education is seemingly under in the province lately, Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation President Patrick Maze altered from protocol in his address to the Annual Meeting of Council. The fact that he shared the head… +Read More
05/19/17
Herbert students test out Canada’s brightest light
A group of high school students from Herbert School made a memorable trip to the Canadian Light Source last week. The ten students from grades 10-12 had the privilege to conduct science experiments on soil samples using the brightest light… +Read More
05/18/17