The annual Active Living Fair was held at the cultural centre Thursday night, giving residents an opportunity to learn about local organizations and businesses providing active opportunities. Approximately 250 came out for the two-hour event.
RBC’s Myron Kostick and Putnam & Lawson’s Gord Putnam presented the importance of succession planning to business owners during the Sept. 6 Chamber meeting. The two experts in succession planning outlined the facts and figures on an often overlooked aspect of business management.
The Sturgeon School Division Principal for the Morinville and Sturgeon Learning Centres is Greg Gibson (Above). The Morinville Learning Centre has a staff of three teachers: Nichon Miller, Kevin Mussieux and David Westra with one more teacher slated to arrive at the end of the month and one Administrative Assistant, Tanya Sloan.They have continuous enrollment and last year they averaged from 100 to 120 students.
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The Morinville Christian School (MCS) Principal is Lorraine Demers.The school has 52 students from Kindergarten to Grade 8. They have three certified teachers, two Educational Assistants and one Administrative Secretary.
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Ecole Notre Dame Elementary School Principal Raymonde Roulston said they have students from pre-Kindergarten to Grade 4 with 462 from K to 4 and a count of more than 500 kids with the pre-Kindergarten. They have two new teaching staff.
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Ecole Georges H. Primeau Middle School has close to 400 students from Grade 5 to 8. Library Technician Leanne LaRocque was busy with the text books on Tuesday while Principal Allan Menduk was monitoring the hallway during the break. They have five new teaching staff.
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Morinville Public School (MPS) Principal Shawna Walter and Vice Principals Kerri Trombley and Dan Requa were greeting the many students and teachers at the school. MPS has seven new teaching staff members and 850 plus students.
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