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Teaching is HARD. It’s mentally, emotionally, and physically exhausting. But I also wouldn’t trade it for anything. 💜
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The UCP have imposed a backward curriculum, laid off 20,000 education workers *with a tweet*, and left schools at least 2,000 teachers short of where they should be.
Today we will announce our plan to begin undoing the damage.
Watch here at 11:30: youtube.com/RachelNotleyAB
Christ is Risen! ✝️☀️💕 My favourite time of the year! Hope everyone had a blessed Easter weekend ❤️ – at Edmonton, Alberta
This quote has hung on my wall since October when I heard Chief Cadmus Delorme speak for the first time. His words continue to resonate with me today. ♥️ I was thrilled to hear that he was the keynote speaker for Faith & Wellness day this Friday. I can't wait.
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Thank you Chief Cadmus Delorme for reminding me that “Truth must prevail first” and that “educators are the drivers of hope.” And to “show people your heart, before you ask for their hand.” We are all capable of this work and the conversation starts at the kitchen table. @cadmusd
We have way too much fun at Teachers’ Convention!🐒👩🏻🏫🍎 #nctca @jennapaz
What a lovely evening and day spent connecting with staff and nature at Camp Van Es ❄️💕 #pdday #eics #holyspirit @EICSCatholic @HolySpiritCS
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Every year during winter students at Michigan Technological University built ice chapel where they celebrate Mass outdoors.
Met Santa today! ❤️🎅🏻 I asked him for warmer weather… let’s see if my wish comes true! 🫣🥶❄️ #gradeone #eics #hs @HolySpiritCS
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💰 If you thought that Alberta is one of the country’s biggest spenders on per-student education funding, you are not alone.
The problem is, it’s just not true. Alberta ranks LAST in per-student spending when compared to other provinces. Read more: bit.ly/3uzKnnP #abed
Why isn’t Halloween on a fry-day this year!?! 🥔😴🎃🫠 #HappyHalloween #mrpotatohead
Spent the weekend at the RMEC conference learning and listening to the truth (Tapwēwin) from some very wise and respected Indigenous speakers. #braidingtogether @rmecata There were so many takeaways and things to reflect on:
Have you ever tried walking on a railroad track on your own? You usually would fall after a few minutes. Now, have you tried it holding hands with another person? “You can walk for miles because you’re supporting each other.” - Chief Littlechild #walkingtogether
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A profoundly moving, reflective and hopeful time in Banff at the RMEC conference Braiding Together - Dialogue towards truth and reconciliation. @EICSCatholic






































