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Enhancing the senior high school system
The Senior High Working Group included rerepresentatives from the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, teachers, administration, the English Language School Board and la Commission scolaire de langue française.

A recent report provides recommendation on how enhancements can be made to the senior high school system. The report of the Senior High Working Group contains 15 recommendations for consideration.

Major investment will increase use of technology in education
Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Alan McIsaac speaking about the importance of technology in education.

A new $8 million investment in education technology will benefit student learning in schools across the province. The Government of Prince Edward Island has entered into a partnership agreement with Eastlink that will see all 65 school sites upgraded to equivalent standards.

Construction moves forward on Souris K-12 school
Souris K-12
Students Alexander MacDonald, Kayla McCloskey,Kaitlin McInnis,Matthew MacLaren; Project engineer Tyler Richardson; ELSB Chair Fred Osborne; and Education and Early Childhood Minister Alan McIsaac.

Construction has now begun on the $20 million K-12 Souris School. The construction will take place in five phases with work expected to be completed by 2015. It will feature a new K-6 wing, culinary teaching area, enhanced IT and trade spaces, two gymnasiums and three playgrounds.

Province works to enhance professional learning
Professional Learning Report
The primary purpose of the Professional Learning Report was to develop a renewed model of professional learning for educators in Prince Edward Island.

A recent report provides valuable insight on how to enhance the professional learning model to benefit Island students.

New Spring Park School Officially Opened
Spring Park School
Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Alan MacIsaac addressing students and staff of the new Spring Park Elementary School.

The new $10 million, 66,000 square foot Spring Park Elementary School in Charlottetown has been officially opened by Premier Robert Ghiz and Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Alan MacIsaac. The original school was replaced following discovery of water filtration issues in 2011.

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