Weekly Update - January 9th
The results are in and the following classes won prizes for bringing in the most bags of bottles for the ÉDMS Parents' Association Bottle Drive:
First Place Pizza Party: Mme Smith's Grade 2 Class
Second Place Dessert Party: Mrs. Passmore's Grade 1 Class
Third Place Dessert Party: A tie between Mme St. Onge's Grade 4s and Mrs. Pituskin's Grade 4 classes
Thank you to everyone who brought bottles and supported the ÉDMS Parents' Association fundraising goals!
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Black Gold Parent/Guardian Mental Health & Safety Evening
Black Gold Schools invites all parents and guardians to a critical evening focused on student well-being and online safety.
Part 1: Mental Health Symposium (K-12 Focus)
Parents and guardians from all Black Gold schools are invited to attend our Mental Health Symposium. This essential event is designed to equip K-12 parents with valuable resources, information, and direct connections to the mental health services, organizations, and support networks available within our community.
- Format: Open-House – allowing parents to interact directly with various agencies and gather personalized support information.
- Date: Tuesday, January 27th
- Time: 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
- Location: Maclab Centre for the Performing Arts, Leduc
Part 2: Special Presentation on Internet Child Exploitation (ICE)
Immediately following the Symposium, families with children ages 14 and older are strongly encouraged to stay for a crucial presentation on Internet Child Exploitation (ICE).
Join us to gain crucial information on online safety and to learn more about the realities of children's internet use.
- Presenters: Constable Stephanie Bosch (Edmonton Police Service) and Constable Scott Sterling (RCMP) from ALERT’s Northern Alberta Internet Child Exploitation unit (NAICE).
- Focus: Emerging online risks and practical tips for parents on how to speak to their children about these difficult issues.
- Time: Starts immediately following the Symposium (approx. 7:00 p.m.)
- Location: Maclab Centre for the Performing Arts, Leduc
Please see the attached poster for more details on both events!
