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This year’s trio of Arbos award winners presented at the Annual Meeting of Council, while quite different in terms of their respective education backgrounds, certainly cover the gamut both in the classroom, extracurricular activities and involvement with the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation.

BEAVER CREEK–Maybe not every noise emanating from one of the nearby buildings was what one might think of as a virtuoso music performance but make no mistake, when it comes to the Resonate Music Conference, it hits all the right chords.

As he contemplated having just been elected for a fifth time as President of the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation (this most recent re-election will be a two-year term), Patrick Maze was adamant that not only is there a looming crisis in terms of public education, but the issue is much larger.

REGINA – For parents of school-aged children with exceptionalities, a child’s day-to-day experience of school can be quite different than what is typically pictured. On May 15, educator and lead researcher Krista McMillen will be leading a roundtable discussion at Arcola Community School, from 7 to 9 p.m., to share her research entitled Parent/Guardian Voices: Experiences and Perspectives of Parents of Children With Exceptionalities.