There is always so much to CELEBRATE in ASD-S. Scroll down to see just some of the fun, positive news from the past weeks. ​

Hampton Middle School (pictured) and Westfield Elementary are among the schools 

who are celebrating 

Valentines Day 

by making and sending Valentines to Veterans. 

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The Kindergarten students from Mrs. Moffitt's class at Vincent Massey 

Elementary School recently completed an engaging and innovative lesson on patterns using Breakout Boxes lead by Cheri Russell (STEAM Lead).

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Belleisle Elementary School hosted an Open House Evening to Celebrate Grade 5 Intensive French. Teacher Brent Bond and Principal Nila Perry, joined by FSL Literacy Coach Cindy Bates, welcomed approximately 80 attendees as Grade 5 students showcased their daily French speaking routines and displayed project displays and powerpoints on Famous People they had researched.  Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the assembly, including Pizza donated by Pizza Delight in Hampton!  Great job Grade 5!​

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Belleisle Regional High’s Kim Giddens was honoured by Premier Higgs at the State of the Province 

Dinner for her volunteer service for the Belleisle Region and the students at Belleisle Regional High.

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When the St. Stephen High School boys' hockey team found themselves without a goalie,  they had one of their Senior players step into the position despite never having been in net before. Pictured, the goalie from the opposing team, Southern Victoria High School (Perth-Andover), showed great sportsmanship by offering the SSHS player some tips on playing goal and words of support for his first time as goaltender. 

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St. John the Baptist/ King Edward had an amazing turnout for their “K-2 Parents as Partners” event! Families followed a recipe to make “Snow Dough”, which incorporates literacy and math skills. As well, lots of fun was had at their “Supper Learning Night” for pre-k families! 

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Sussex Middle School and Mme. LeBlanc fundraised and made a generous donation to veterinaryclinics in Australia, who are caring for the many animals affected by the wildfires. 

Pictured are the cards the students made to help the veterinarians and volunteers who are helping to save the animals.

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The Rothesay High School Boys hockey team volunteered to help serve supper at the Outflow mission.  

Proud to see our students serving the community!

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Centennial School had great community turnout for their 1st Annual Multicultural Night!​ There were performances, food, displays and lots of learning and sharing!

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Many of our schools participated in Yellow Shirt Day in recognition of Suicide Prevention Awareness. Seen here is KVHS and Rothesay Park School.

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M. Gerald Teed School has been busy - they celebrated various holiday traditions by performing songs about Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Las Posadas, and Christmas in their annual Holiday Concert.

Their Kindergarten students visited the residents of Shannex Saint John to sing Christmas carols, where the school was presented with a cheque for $500 towards their breakfast program. 

Students also celebrated author Paul McAllister, who visited to read one of his books from Herman the Monster Series.