News and Updates
Minister’s Excellence in Early Learning and Child Care Awards – Nominations Now Open
The Minister’s Excellence in Early Learning and Child Care Awards celebrate early childhood professionals who show exceptional dedication to supporting children and families. These awards recognize individuals demonstrating excellence in areas such as innovative...
K-8 Students: No school on Friday, March 13th
There is no school on Friday, March 13th for all students in Grades K–8. It is a Report Card Writing day for staff. Some earlier versions of the school calendar showed this closure as March 20th, but the correct date is this Friday, March 13th. We have attached a...
Black History Month
February is Black History Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the history, contributions, and lived experiences of Black communities in New Brunswick and across Canada. Learning about Black history helps create inclusive learning environments where students feel...
Recognizing the Vital Role of School Counselors Across ASD-N
February 2nd to 6th marks National School Counseling Week, a time to recognize and celebrate the essential role school counselors play in supporting students across Anglophone North School District. This year’s theme, Hope in Every Hallway, reflects the daily presence...
Call for Nominations: 2026 Minister’s Excellence in Education Awards
Do you know an educator who is making a meaningful difference for learners? The Government of New Brunswick is now accepting nominations for the 2026 Minister’s Excellence in Education Awards, which recognize educators who demonstrate exceptional commitment and...
Strong Community Participation in School Naming Campaign
Anglophone North School District thanks students, families, staff, and community members who participated in the campaign to help name the new Campbellton K–8 school. The campaign received 355 total submissions, reflecting strong engagement across the community. Ideas...






