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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.

Taking a stand against bullying
International Day of Pink
Students from Glen Stewart Elementary wear pink shirts to stand in solidarity for diversity and against bullying.

Wednesday, April 10 is the International Day of Pink, a day to recognize and celebrate diversity and discourage bullying at home, in school, and in the community.

Valuing the importance of science
2013 PEI Science Fair
Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Alan MacIsaac congratulates Island students attending the Canada-Wide Science Fair May 11-18. (L-R) Hailey Brake, Shruthi Bandi, Pieter VanLeeuwen, Neil Kelley and Gavin Kerr.

Five students from grades 7 to 12 will represent Prince Edward Island at the Canada-Wide Science Fair in Lethbridge, Alberta, May 11 - 18. The students were selected from recent participants to the Prince Edward Island Science Fair for grade 7 to 12 students.

Celebrating French Language Education
Celebrating French Language Education
(L-R: Stonepark Intermediate School Principal Norman Beck; Tanuj Fernando, grade 8; Gail Lecky, Canadian Parents for French; Education and Early Childhood Development Minister Alan McIsaac; Graham Fraser, Commissioner of Official Languages; Tarini Fernand

Stonepark Intermediate School was awarded with the title of École Ambassadrice du Français for significant contributions to its French Immersion program. Half of the school population is enrolled in the French Immersion program.

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