Five teachers in southwestern Nova Scotia are being recognized for their efforts in the classroom and community.
It’s part of “Education Week” celebrations.
This year’s theme is Schools as Communities: Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors.
Under the South Shore Regional School Board, Hebbville Academy’s Sandra Himmelman and Cameron Strong in North Queens received awards today.
In the Tri-Counties, Barrington High School’s Adam Aldred, Digby Elementary’s Karen Shupe and Carleton Consolidated’s Stephanie Wallace picked up awards.
Winners are being recognized for supporting students, involvement in community projects and encouraging students to be active in their communities.
Here’s a complete list of award receipents:
Annapolis Valley Regional School Board
— Dave Galloway, Horton High School
— Jonny Marshall, Bridgetown Regional High School
— Karen Wallace, Falmouth District School
Cape Breton-Victoria Regional School Board
— Elizabeth Sehl, Dr. T. L. Sullivan Junior High School
— Clara Wadman, Glace Bay High School
Chignecto-Central Regional School Board
— Shana MacPherson, Debert Elementary
— Karri Ann Noel, West Pictou Consolidated School
— Kathy Wells, Cumberland North Academy
Conseil scolaire acadien provincial
— Lianne Comeau, École secondaire de Clare
— Chantal Samson-Haley, École Beau-Port
— Eric Shantz, École Bois-Joli
Halifax Regional School Board
— Gilles Boudreau, Brookhouse Elementary School
— Brian DeMone, Sackville Heights Junior High School
— Laura Kennedy, Sir Charles Tupper School
South Shore Regional School Board
— Sandra Himmelman, Hebbville Academy
— Cameron Strong, North Queens Community School
Strait Regional School Board
— Robert MacDonald, Richmond Education Centre/ Academy
— Mike MacIsaac, St. Mary’s Education Centre/ Academy
— Tiffany MacNeil, H.M. MacDonald Elementary School
— Rob Ryan, Tamarac Education Centre
Tri-County Regional School Board
— Adam Aldred, Barrington Municipal High School
— Karen Shupe, Digby Elementary School
— Stephanie Wallace, Carleton Consolidated School
Partner Awards
— John Cochrane, Department of Education and Early Childhood Development
— Andrea Huskilson, Nova Scotia School Boards Association
— Danielle McNeil-Hessian, Association of Nova Scotia Educational Administrators
— Katie St-Martin, Fédération des parents acadiens de la Nouvelle-Écosse
— Diane Power, Nova Scotia Federation of Home and School Associations
