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WCSS teacher supervisor Sarah Kinney explains crafts concepts to club members at last Friday's meeting. Photo by Michelle Russett

WCSS teacher brings back crafts

February 18, 2020February 20, 2020 wadmin 0 Comments

WCSS – Creativity is only limited to your imagination – and West Carleton Secondary School (WCSS) has imagined up a new club to bring new forms of art to students.

West Carleton Secondary School's Michelle Russett, a Dunrobin resident, is joining West Carleton Online for the remainder of the school year as our reporter on the youth beat. You can bet she will out and about in the community covering all things West Carleton. Photo by Jake Davies

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Russett: Our WC teenager insider

February 4, 2020February 10, 2020 wadmin 0 Comments

WEST CARLETON – My name is Michelle Russett, and through my internship at West Carleton Online, I’ll be bringing you an insider’s perspective on the lives of the teenagers of today.

Stonecrest students join the April 4, 2019 provincial student walkout protesting government cuts to Ontario education. West Carleton public schools will be closed Wednesday due to to job action by teacher unions. Photo by Jake Davies

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West Carleton public schools closed Wednesday due to job action

January 12, 2020 wadmin 0 Comments

WEST CARLETON – If your child attends one of West Carleton’s three public schools, start re-scheduling your day as teacher job action planned for Jan. 15 will cancel the school day.

From left, WCSS Grade 12 co-op students Dillan Durant, Sean David and Nick Archambault. Courtesy WCSS

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WCSS co-op students learning at the job

December 9, 2019December 10, 2019 wadmin 1 Comment

DUNROBIN – There’s more than one path to a rewarding career, and West Carleton Secondary School (WCSS) is providing its co-operative program students as many avenues as they can.