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COMMUNIQUÉ
NEWS RELEASE
15-06
For Immediate Release
August 21, 2015
CSPNE introduces its Principals and Vice-Principals for the 2015-2016 school year
North Bay – The Conseil scolaire public du Nord-Est de l’Ontario (CSPNE) is proud to announce the names of its
Principals and Vice-Principals for the elementary and secondary schools under its jurisdiction.
Here is a list of Principals and Vice-Principals for each community for the coming school year:
Hearst
École publique Passeport Jeunesse, Kindergarten to Grade 11
Principal : Isabelle Boucher
Vice-Principal: Shana Verrier
Kapuskasing
École publique Le Cœur du Nord, Kindergarten to Grade 8
Principal: Patrick La Salle
Vice-Principal: Andrea Bertrand-Gendron
École secondaire publique Écho du Nord, Grades 9 to 12
Principal: Pascal Fraser
Iroquois Falls
École publique Étoile du Nord, Kindergarten to Grade 8
Principal: Joël Boucher
École secondaire publique L’Alliance, Grades 9 to 12
Principal: René Roy
Timmins
École publique Lionel-Gauthier, Kindergarten to Grade 6
Principal: Chantal MacIvor
Vice-Principal: Natalie Lévesque
École publique Renaissance, Grades 7 to 12
Principal: Chantal Tremblay
Vice-Principal: Gérald Pichette
Temiskaming Shores
École publique des Navigateurs, Kindergarten to Grade 8
Principal: Michel Séguin
Vice-Principal: Jasmine Lamothe-Thornton
Sturgeon Falls
École publique Jeunesse Active, Kindergarten to Grade 8
Principal: Christian Lévesque
École secondaire publique Northern
Principal: Alain Noël
North Bay – « Village du public »
École publique Héritage, Kindergarten to Grade 6
École publique Odyssée, Grades 7 to 12
Principal: Pascale Pellerin
Vice-Principals:
Nicole Raymond (« Village du public » and Student Services)
Véronique Giroux (École publique Héritage)
Ashli Lewis (École publique Odyssée)
Centre d’apprentissage du Nord-Est de l’Ontario (CANO)
North Bay, Sturgeon Falls, New Liskeard, Timmins, Cochrane, Kapuskasing
Principal: Normand Beaudry
Vice-Principal: Serge Larabie
The entire team of Principals and Vice-Principals at Conseil scolaire public du Nord-Est de l’Ontario will always
strive to support each and every student attending its French-language schools to ensure their continued success.
CSPNE wishes all of its students a great school year!
Promoting universal values, CSPNE covers an area of 46,453 km2 and offers quality, French-language education to
the communities of Timmins, Iroquois Falls, Kapuskasing, Hearst, Temiskaming Shores, Sturgeon Falls and North
Bay. More than 2,070 students have chosen to attend a French-language public school in Northeastern Ontario.
-30Information:
Guylaine Scherer
Communications Officer
705.347.2008
[email protected]