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Founded in 1890, the Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers' Association is a professional organization serving approximately 6,000 teachers in Newfoundland and Labrador.
On September 1, 2004 Nova Central School Board was assigned the responsibility to operate 75 schools encompassing 54 communities from White Bay to Fortune Bay to Bonavista Bay. This region represents the geographical center of the Island portion of Newfoundland
Public high school located in Mount Pearl, Newfoundland as part of the Eastern School District.
OceansAdvance Inc. was formally established in 2005. With a mission to foster and promote the growth and development of the ocean technology cluster in Newfoundland and Labrador by aligning industry, academia, research and government. OceansAdvance is governed by a Board of Directors whose members come largely from the private sector.
We provide the necessary training to pursue a career in the heavy equipment, crane and hoisting industries. We also provide upgrading and specialized client education programs
Writers from all walks of life and various stages of their writing careers participate in our meetings, readings and other activities. We reach out to both young and old and include people of all walks of life, from students to seniors in our publications. We believe it is important to provide a venue where local voices can be heard and preserved
Paradise Elementary is a K-6 school in the town of Paradise, NL. We have a student population of 646.
Morris Academy is located in Mount Pearl, Newfoundland. It has a grade configuration of kindergarten to grade four and is one of the 126 schools under the jurisdiction of the Eastern School District. Morris Academy has a current population of approximately 305 students, 24 teachers and 10 support staff.
A k-12 school located in the community of Pasadena, Newfoundland.
Newfoundland & Labrador Public Libraries work to ensure that library materials, free access to the Internet and programs are available to meet the needs of the Provinces people. The library is located in Pasadena's Town Council Building on Tenth Avenue.
Unique partnership between Memorial University and the Placentia region Coordinating mechanism to: Mobilize the resources of Memorial University and the region, Create synergies between these two, Find the resources to make these synergies become reality, Provide accountability to funders, citizens, and Memorial University community
Scholarships -acquisition of learning materials -professional development in support of learning
Responsible for providing library service in St. John's through the main library in the Arts and Culture Centre, two branch libraries and the Home Readers Service
Provide information services and leisure reading to the public
The Provincial Information and Library Resources Board is responsible for all public library services in Newfoundland and Labrador under the Public Libraries Act. They Provide information to communities with 96 sites across the province
Ensure that library materials, information, and programmes are available to meet the needs of the public. This is achieved through a network of 96 branches, divided into three divisions, and the Provincial Resource Library (which includes the St. John's City Libraries)
Offering a variety of library services to residents of the community including; internet access, printing and scanning, in addition to book loans.
To ensure that library materials, information, and programmes are available to meet the needs of the public
To acknowledge acedemic success in QERHS graduates and to provide them with financial awards for their efforts and acheivements
Elementary, grades 4-7, school located in Goose Bay, Labrador. The school offers both English and French Immersion streams of education.
The Rabbittown Learners Program offers an Adult Basic Literacy/Level I, ABE Program in St. Johns, Newfoundland.
Newfoundland and Labrador Laubach Literacy Council is a provincial, non-profit, volunteer organization. We are committed to raising the literacy level of Newfoundland society
School Council for Rennie's River Elementary school located in St. John's, NL.
MMaP was established in 2003 to initiate and enable music research within the academic and general community. MMaP houses an audio restoration studio, a performance space, produces an archival CD series, and promotes national and international exchange by sponsoring visiting lecturers and organizing a lecture series.
