Our District has committed to a full opening in September, with regular classes as per normal (no online classes, in other words) Some extracurricular activities will likely be affected-full contact sports like rugby, basketball and perhaps soccer will likely not run in the same way, but many others will (skiing/snowboarding, cross country running, track and field, golfing and volleyball) Generally speaking, […]
Bow Valley College, under the direction of its Vice President Academic, Dr. Misheck Mwaba, is prioritizing student health and safety, and will therefore continue to deliver courses online for the Fall term. We understand that you may have many questions about your particular course and program. Please take a look at answers provided on the Student FAQs or email [email protected] for additional questions. The
As the world began to hear reports of a novel virus, Bronte College’s Pandemic Committee took immediate steps to protect the health of our staff and student body to ensure uninterrupted quality education for our students. How did Bronte College Respond to COVID-19? We strongly suggested students restrict travel, increased sanitation measures, installed additional hand sanitizers, and implemented physical and
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed how all of us live, learn, and work, as we follow the guidance of our public health authorities to keep our communities safe. Given that physical distancing measures are expected to continue for some time, please be advised that the Fall 2020 semester of George Brown programs will take place through remote, online delivery. A communication
As we approach the final weeks of our 2019-2020 school year, J. Addison will officially end the school academic year on June 12, 2020. All programs will continue online. We ask that parents please continue helping with their children’s final assignments over the last few weeks. For high school students, a reminder that the CPT project that the teachers have
Back to School Schools will be going back on a limited basis starting Monday. This does not, however, mean that all students will attend school. On any given day, only 20% of Secondary students can attend and 50% of Elementary students. Priority is given first to children of Essential Service Workers (full time return to school), then students with special
Schools in Saanich are slowly starting to open next week. The Provincial Government is planning for all schools to fully reopen in September for the 2020-2021 school year. Please note we are still in uncertain times and the information provided below is subject to change. Please consider the following information for September 2020 school start. Flights: Students can arrive no
Status for Fall 2020 We will be following both the national and provincial governments’ directives regarding immigration and public health, and we are waiting for further updates and planning for different scenarios. September will likely be a hybrid model of online classes, and some may have an in-class component when possible. We suspect the majority of September to December classes will be online.
In a time of social distancing and virtual learning, FDU’s Vancouver Campus held an online orientation to welcome and inform new students starting their studies for the Summer 2020 semester. Our Campus Executive, Dr. Wilfred Zerbe, kicked off the event with our traditional welcoming speech. Members of our student services team, admissions, enrolment services, and learning support services team spent
The global COVID-19 situation will continue to change between now and Fall 2020. Accordingly, Lambton College is working hard to prepare for many different scenarios. Although some decisions are still “to be determined”, we wanted to provide you with an update as things stand today. Lambton College Updates New student orientation and registration will be delivered virtually starting on 31 August 2020. More details