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Roncalli School Council

St. John's
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The Roncalli Elementary School Council operates under the guidelines of the Eastern School District. The purpose of the School Council is to develop, encourage, and promote policies, practices and activities which will enhance the quality of school programs and the level of student achievement in the school.

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St. John's
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Sacred Heart Academy - Marystown

Marystown
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Sacred Heart Academy is a Kindergarten to Grade 7 school located in Marystown, Newfoundland. As a dual track school, we offer both English and Early French Immersion streams. With a current population of approximately 580 students, we are the largest school in the Burin Region of the Eastern School District. Sacred Heart Academy serves the communities of Marystown, including Creston North, Creston South, Little Bay, Beau Bois, as well as, Spanish Room, Mooring Cove, Red Harbour, Rock Harbour and Jean de Baie.

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Marystown
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School Council (Acreman Elementary) - Green's Harbour

Green's Harbour
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Acreman Elementary is a Grade K -6 school located in Green's Harbour, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland. It currently has a population of 124 students. Opened in 1970, it is now in the jurisdiction of the Eastern School District of Newfoundland and Labrador. The school serves the communities of Cavendish, Green's Harbour, Hopeall and Whiteway, which together have a population of approximately two thousand people. The school feeds into the Upper Trinity South School System, with it's students attending Crescent Collegiate.

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Green's Harbour
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School Council (Bay d'Espoir Academy) - Milltown

Milltown-Head of Bay d'Espoir
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Bay d'Espoir Academy is a K-12 school in the Nova Central School District located in scenic Bay d'Espoir on the south coast of Newfoundland which serves students in the Bay d'Espoir area. We organize our learning community around the ABCs of a student's learning expereince; A-Academics, B-Behaviour and C-Culture.

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Milltown-Head of Bay d'Espoir
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School Council (Bishop Abraham Elementary)

St. John's
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School Council for Bishop Abraham Elementary, a two-stream Kindergarten to Grade 6 school with a student population of 235.

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St. John's
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School Council (Bishop Field School) - St. John's

St. John's
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The Bishop Field School Council is a legally constituted body of elected and appointed representatives of the local school constituency. It is established for the purpose of enhancing the quality of school programs and improving the levels of student achievement in the school.

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St. John's
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School Council (Bishops College) - St. John's

St. John's
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The Bishops College School Council is dedicated to developing, encouraging and promoting policies, practices and activities by enhancing the quality of school programs and the level of student achievement. We are committed to the pursuit of excellence and to the improvement of learning opportunities in our school for all students to better prepare them for our changing world.

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St. John's
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School Council (G.C. Rowe School)- Corner Brook

Corner Brook
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The G.C. Rowe Junior High School Council will provide leadership and support to all stakeholders in their efforts to help the students of G. C. Rowe Junior High School develop to their potential as citizens and lifelong learners within a progressive educational environment that addresses all aspects of students' development

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Corner Brook
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School Council (Goulds Elementary)

St. John's
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Goulds Elementary School Council is a vital part of our school community. The council has continued to promote and support education as well as contribute to a sense of school community.

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St. John's
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School Council (Paradise Elementary)

Paradise
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The School Council of Paradise Elementary has played a very active role in the life of this school since its inception in the 1995-96 school year! It plays a key role in developing a future direction for the school to ensure the highest quality of education possible for our students.

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Paradise
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School Council (Peacock Primary) - Happy Valley-Goose Bay

Happy Valley-Goose Bay
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Peacock Primary is a K-3 school with 328 students, located in sunny Happy Valley - Goose Bay.

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Happy Valley-Goose Bay
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Labrador
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School Council (Roncalli High) - Avondale

Avondale
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The Roncalli High School Council brings together educational professionals, parents, students and other community members to build on the collective knowledge, skills, abilities, interests and resources to enhance the education and development of children. The collaborative efforts of school councils have had a positive influence in improving the teaching and learning environment for the children in the schools they serve.

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Avondale
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School Council (Sacred Heart Academy) - Marystown

Marystown
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The school council of Sacred Heart Academy is comprised of both faculty and community members who meet to discuss the issues and plans concerning the school.

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Marystown
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School Council (St. Anne's Academy) - Dunville

Placentia
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The School Council will continue to work with and on behalf of parents, the community and the staff of St. Annes Academy to ensure that the priority needs of the students are met. These include: encouraging the development of well rounded students; promoting the importance of academic achievement; and ensure a safe and caring learning environment

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Placentia
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School Council (St. Edward's) - Conception Bay South

Conception Bay South
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St. Edwards School is a resource rich environment that instills respect while fostering maximum achievement through collaboration in a safe and caring atmosphere. The school council is a legally constituted body consisting of the principal, parents, teachers, and community representatives who, while representing the interests of all students, work together for the purpose of enhancing the quality of teaching and learning and improving the levels of student achievement in their school.

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Conception Bay South
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School Council (St. Edward's Elementary) - Placentia

Placentia
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The school community of St. Edwards is committed to be student-centered where the unique and whole development of each child is nurtured in a progressive teaching and learning partnership, by challenging and developing the learning and achievement capabilities of students in a safe, caring and socially just environment.

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Placentia
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School Council (St. Kevin's High) - Goulds

St. John's
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St. Kevin's High School prides itself on being more than just a school. It is a community, consisting of approximately 340 students and 29 teachers, administrative, and support staff. This sense of community is possible because of staff and student dedication, co-operation, and school spirit.

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St. John's
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