Thanks to staff at Canadian Tire for the “Jump” program and for helping kids out.
Four got lucky
Pictured above Ryan with iPad and support worker Sonya Jensen Recently aboriginal students when on a field trip to the coast – lo and behold four computers won. Ryan Melgar (above right) won 2 iPads and Jordan Bower (both from SOSS) won a laptop. Sonya was the one that told Ryan to put his name in for […]
Plan on attending tonight
Ministry of Education says:
British Columbia Teachers’ Federation Claims vs FACTS supplied by Ministry of Education 700 fewer Special Needs teachers FACT: 2,100 additional special needs teaching assistants in B.C. classrooms. Ninth-best paid in Canada FACT: B.C. teachers’ salary plus benefits is fourth-best among provinces. Seniority eroded under Bill 22 – Education Improvement Act FACT: Seniority remains key factor […]
Today
The OLIVER SAGEBRUSHERS are ready to start the second semester of Children’s Art classes. Every Saturday from March 3 – March 31. Ages 4-7 9 – 10 a.m. $5.00 per session Ages 8-12 – 10.30-12 $10.00 per session Ages 13-18 – 1-2.30 p.m. $10.00 per session Fees include supplies. March 31 will conclude with a […]
Live close to shopping – tremendous view to the east
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Deep hole – deeper pockets
I am sending you this picture as a wake up call to the people concerned about the National Park Concept. I would like to post a series of pictures and notes to show the need to develop a holistic thinking and researching of the Okanagan Valley and the Grassland Areas by the interested public. This […]
A book store looking for a location
* I have always loved books but what I love more is helping someone find a book that will make them a book lover * At this moment, the business will be through the webpage – I haven’t found the perfect location yet * When I have a location: – reading times for children – […]