On Thursday, the Sagonaska community joined up with Sir James Whitney to participate in our annual Terry Fox Run. We enjoyed a beautiful fall day across the campus making new friends and celebrating our fundraising goals. Way to go team!
Friday, 29 September 2017
Thursday, 21 September 2017
School Council - Tuesday, September 26th at 6pm
All parents welcome to attend at Sagonaska or via video conference.
If you would like to attend by video conference please call the school at 1-800-501-6240
If you would like to attend by video conference please call the school at 1-800-501-6240
Wednesday, 20 September 2017
Tuesday, 25 April 2017
Free LD@Home Webinar
LD@Home, the new web resource created by LDAO, has their first webinar advertised for parents and families supporting students with learning disabilities. Sagonaska's Resource Consultant, Anne Brown, will be sharing information regarding establishing and maintaining healthy and productive relationships with your child's school. The webinar is FREE at it will launch on May 3rd at 7pm. Follow the link below to register for this great opportunity.
If you are not available to attend that evening, make sure you check out this new website and see how it can benefit you throughout you and your child's educational journey. There are many great resources, links, and articles meant to support families living with learning disabilities. You can visit the home page by clicking the link below.
Monday, 27 March 2017
LD@School Slide Show
Cinda Perras from the LDAO came to a recent School Council meeting and shared a comprehensive presentation on the resources available through the LD@School website. Take a look and visit the site at www.ldatschool.ca
Thursday, 16 February 2017
Just at Peak at What's In-store on LD@Home - Explanation of Accommodations, Modifications, and Alternate Expectations on the IEP
Hello everyone,
Over the new few weeks, I want to take the opportunity to share examples of what you can expect from the new LD@Home website.
With Term 2 IEPs coming home shortly, I thought it would be a great idea to share an article that has been posted on LD@Home that explains some of the different terminology you will see on your child's document. The article is called, "Accommodations, Modifications & Alternative Skill Areas for Students with LDs" and can be found under the "Living With LDs" section of the website, or you can click the link below. It explains in non-teacher language the difference between the three and helps parents and students understand how the relate specifically to students with Learning Disabilities. It's definitely worth the read! Stay tuned for more highlights from the website as it continues to grow!
Over the new few weeks, I want to take the opportunity to share examples of what you can expect from the new LD@Home website.
With Term 2 IEPs coming home shortly, I thought it would be a great idea to share an article that has been posted on LD@Home that explains some of the different terminology you will see on your child's document. The article is called, "Accommodations, Modifications & Alternative Skill Areas for Students with LDs" and can be found under the "Living With LDs" section of the website, or you can click the link below. It explains in non-teacher language the difference between the three and helps parents and students understand how the relate specifically to students with Learning Disabilities. It's definitely worth the read! Stay tuned for more highlights from the website as it continues to grow!
Wednesday, 15 February 2017
New Website: LD@Home! Great for Parents!
The Learning Disabilities Association of Ontario has launched a new website for individuals diagnosed with a learning disability and their families. This website has been built to help bring resources to the households impacted by Learning Disabilities (LDs). Their vision is to provide education, knowledge and resources to assist you in your journey, as well as a safe place to connect with the LDA network across Ontario for ongoing support. Over time, they hope to expand this site to cover all issues across a lifetime of living with LDs. In phase one of this project, they are focused on supporting the early years of the journey through elementary school for parents and students.
Because the website is in its beginning phase,, the organization would appreciate any feedback you could offer. They have sections titled "What Are LDs", "Living With LDs", "Events", and "Need More Help". Please take the time to check it out and support this organization that has become a resource and friend to us here at Sagonaska. Click the link below to be taken directly to the site.
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