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Battling Depression with Partners for Life On Thursday, February 1st HAECC staff and students were visited by the organization Foundation Jeunes en Tete who presented: Partners for Life: a province-wide outreach program aimed to raise awareness on teen depression through education. Be

Thank you for being so generous with your time, making me learn from my mistakes and yours.

A shout-out for helping me along the way, for always having a smile on your face and going above and beyond. Our students want to thank those adults who made a difference in their lives.

Thank you for looking out for me, the best teachers I have ever met and for your patience. These are a few things that our students had to say about those teachers who work to help them reach their goals.  

Thank you for showing me the ropes. I wanted to tell you that you’ve  made a difference in my life… what more is there to say. Thank you.

Students from the New Frontiers School Board in the Continuing Education department want to say a little something about their teachers… Be sure to check every day this week as we have a little video segment from different students talking about the teachers who make a differenc

“Adult Education Career Corner” FYI – March 1st Deadline for CEGEP applications is fast approaching Mini Open Houses are happening: Champlain College – Feb. 1st  (6:30-8:30 pm) Dawson College – Feb. 7th  (4:00-7:00 pm) John Abbott College – Jan. 31s

This past November Emilie Bowles, the History teacher from NOVA, participated in the 21st edition of the Teachers Institute on Canadian Parliamentary Democracy in Ottawa. This week-long event is organized by the Library of Parliament and involved about 80 teachers from across the coun

Happy New Year and welcome, or welcome back, to all new and returning NOVA students. We hope that you were able to put your feet up a little during the break and that you’re coming back recharged, refreshed, and ready to go! Not only is it a new semester… it is also a brand New Year,

On Wednesday, November 22nd HAECC staff and students were invited to attend a presentation made by Alcoholics Anonymous Public Information Committee. The Alcoholics Anonymous program started in 1934 and to this day helps people overcome additions with their 12-step and prevention prog

Here are a few pics from Thursday’s lemon battery lab. Awe and fun were had by all! -Richard, Science teacher (Adult General Education)

203 library at HAECC! Last spring, English teacher Sabrina Henderson and special education technician Audra Taylor joined forces to start an in-class library for the students of HAECC to enjoy. It started off very small, with only about a dozen books, and has grown into a collection o