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NORTHEAST — An evaluation given to Kindergarten students is showing that this year’s batch of students are less ready for Grade 1 than usual.

From the Tisdale Recorder files, June 29, 1988

After 11 years at Zenon Park’s École Notre-Dame-Des-Vertus, graduating felt surreal for Kassandra Hipkins. “It doesn’t feel real. It’s so strange to think this is the end of high school but I’m going back to school again, in university,” she said.

Maintaining the standards and decorum to which we are accustomed, the Bjorkdale School staff organized this year’s graduation ceremonies which began with the supper.

Welcome grads, escorts, teachers, parents, friends, members of the SCC, and significant others. Some of you may know me, but some of you may not, as I am the class new kid. I came in Grade 1.

Good evening parents, staff, friends, and our fellow graduates. We are truly honoured to be your valedictorians of 2018.

Good evening, teachers, friends and family. It is an honour to be giving this speech, and to be standing before you all today. As we all graduate today, let’s not forget those who got us here. Energy drinks, Google, and definitely not Wikipedia, Mrs.

NORTHEAST — The North East School Division is concerned about absenteeism after a report showed it was on the rise. In the 2017-18 school year, absenteeism was 9.41 per cent for non-First Nations/Métis students, compared to 7.

MELFORT — The Mustangs have acquired 1999 forward Chase Anderson in a three team trade. “We’re really excited to add Anderson to the Mustangs this year.

PAKWAW LAKE — A Pakwaw Lake resident won $1 million in the June 8 Lotto Max draw. Carlton Bear was shocked when he discovered he’d won a million dollars. He purchased his Lotto Max ticket at Downtown Esso, located at 2005 Albert Street in Regina.