Chignecto Central Regional Centre for Education

September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: a day of remembrance, reflection, learning and action. It is also known as Orange Shirt Day; a day created by Phyllis Webstad to honour the survivors of residential schools and the many children who never returned home.

Did you know? CCRCE has Fully Paid Training Available for new bus drivers.

The Student Support Workers will work primarily with Mi’kmaq/Indigenous students OR African Nova Scotian students to support a positive school experience, and improve academic success and self-esteem.

On Tuesday, September 5th, CCRCE’s Transportation Team will have buses at the following schools for Pre-Primary children (and new Primary students) to get orientated with riding a school bus.

We are excited to share with you that BusPlanner is now officially open for families to view bus stop locations and pick-up/drop-off times.

CCRCE has reached a tentative agreement with CUPE Local 3890. As a result, a strike has been averted at this time, and there will be no disruption to schools.

The 2023 Student Success Survey is now live and available online from April 17 to May 5, 2023.

What will happen if CUPE strikes?

Ready to read and vote on your favourite? Teen Reader's Choice Awards is now here!

We need your input! Review our Draft Joint Accessibility Plan, outlining how we will provide accessible learning & teaching experiences for all, in every aspect of education. Share feedback on ThoughtExchange or via email by March 8