The gallery was full of students wanting answers during Monday night’s District Education Authority meeting. Approximately 12 students were in attendance at Princess Alexandra School, showing what former student Reiss Kruger defined as “discontent” with the DEA’s decision to request current Diamond Jenness principal Paul Theriault’s resignation.
Educational leadership at Hay River’s schools will be undergoing some major changes this fall. Diamond Jenness’s current principal, Paul Theriault, will no longer be leading the school as of June 2011. Theriault said that it is difficult for him to be leaving, as working at Diamond Jenness has been an ideal position for him.
Frustrated with what they see as a lack of communication between Hay River Town Council and its citizens, a number of local residents have decided to take matters into their own hands. Approximately 35 people were in attendance at the Hay River Community Hall on Dec. 15 at a meeting designed to lay the groundwork [...]
While they may be heading off in different directions in the coming years, the latest graduates of Diamond Jenness Secondary School promised to do so while remembering where they came from. The forty-two students who graduated from Hay River’s high school on Saturday will be the final class to graduate from the school in its [...]
