Teachers and their community based projects, pirates in Valleyfield, from Columbia to Canada and much more. CLC Wrap-up: News-notes (Feb. 2015). Teachers cannot be stopped! Twenty-one teachers from the New Frontiers School Board participated in the CBSL (Community Based Service Learning) conference which brought together 73 teachers from across the province of Quebec. Teachers’ networked...Lire la suite

The Huntingdon Adult Education & Community Centre (HAECC) is proud to announce a new partnership with Cardio Actifs from the Haut-Saint-Laurent. Cardio Actifs is a local organization which helps promote physical activity for people with heart disease and those at risk as well as the general population. The organization has been running for over 10 years. The...Lire la suite

CLC Wrap-up: news-notes (January 2015) CLC Brochures are out!, a trip to outer space, Santa Claus is a hit with students and much more.  Chateauguay and Valley CLC Brochures are out! The Chateauguay and Chateauguay Valley CLC Winter brochures are out. With a multitude of activities for youth and adults alike, our CLCs continue to...Lire la suite

There is a great little cafe in Huntingdon called “Racines” (Roots in French). It is run by a co-op and serves great meals made with local ingredients. The staff is part of a “reinsertion social” program and in the Horticulture program we thought we would lend them a hand…plus their espresso coffee is out of this...Lire la suite

Be sure to check out the latest Chateauguay Valley CLC– Brochure Winter 2015 : (download it here). Serving the Chateauguay Valley and its surrounding area, the Chateauguay Valley CLC works to create partnerships which can help offer educational, social, recreational and family activities for everyone. This brochure will be sent home with school children from: C.V.R., Franklin, Hemmmingford, Heritage, Howick and...Lire la suite

The Horticulture class visited the Little Green Library in Huntingdon last week. For some of our students it was the first time they visited a library in their lives. This visit was within the course “Information Search” and shows we can get information from more than just the internet. The students searched various topics like edible wildlife...Lire la suite

Vous cherchez des activités et des programmes pour vous et votre famille ? Ne manquez pas de consulter la dernière brochure : Brochure FINALE Hiver 2015 (Châteauguay). (téléchargez-la ici). Desservant la municipalité de Châteauguay et ses environs, le CTC de Châteauguay, dans le cadre de son mandat, contribue avec ses partenaires à offrir des activités éducatives, sociales, récréatives et familiales pour tous....Lire la suite

Again this year, the Chateauguay Raiders helped out their community by preparing Christmas baskets and gift bags for families and people in need. Coordinated by Erin Finnerty, and with the guiding light of Nick Iannuccitti and Judy Palmer, this year saw much more baskets delivered than last year.  Again, another well-orchestrated dance, with the help of tireless...Lire la suite

Santa Claus needed help! His North Pole Workshop was going through some renovations, therefore students in the Interior Decorating and Visual Display program stepped in to lend him a helping hand. Teacher Barbara Walter and a few of our international students created a winter wonderland backdrop for Santa while he had 30 minute video-conference conversations...Lire la suite

Synthèse de la CVX : Nouvelles-notes (déc. 2014). Nous célébrons les héros de la communauté, la patinoire de la cour d'école est prête et l'éducation financière est une priorité et bien plus encore. Ateliers d'éducation financière à NOVA et St.Willibrord En novembre, le CTC de Châteauguay s'est associé au CECN (Chateauguay English Community Network) et a organisé deux ateliers " lunch and learn - financial literacy " (déjeuner-causerie - éducation financière). Ces événements...Lire la suite