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Is Breton Education Centre a community school?

Middle School/Senior High School which serves all of the students in grades 6-12 in New Waterford and surrounding areas Breton Education Centre is a community school. It has tremendous support and involvement from the community and the school, in turn, continually responds to various community needs.

What kind of school is Burton education centre?

B reton Education Centre is a Middle School/Senior High School which serves all of the students in grades 6-12 in New Waterford and surrounding areas. The school opened in 1970 and replaced three former high schools, Mt. Carmel, St. Agnes and Central.

What is Breton ability centre?

As an organization, Breton Ability Centre is committed to: Providing living, learning and development opportunities for all residents to prepare them for inclusive community living. Advocating for and support the day to day living needs of our residents.

What is BL Reton education centre?

B reton Education Centre is a Middle School/Senior High School which serves all of the students in grades 6-12 in New Waterford and surrounding areas.

What is a Breton education?

Breton Education Centre is a community school. It has tremendous support and involvement from the community and the school, in turn, continually responds to various community needs. Breton Education Centre is home to continuing education classes and a teen health centre.

When did Breton High School open?

The school opened in 1970 and replaced three former high schools, Mt. Carmel, St. Agnes and Central. 2019-20 will mark the beginning of the 50th year for Breton Education Centre and the student enrollment is approximately 620. Breton Education Centre is a community school.

What is a parent session?

An opportunity for parents and adult family members to come together, and learn from each other as they explore life and the needed supports for their child. Sessions will provide strategies to support active engagement in life and community through self-advocacy and self-determination. Join Lisa and Brian from Counselling Services in these virtual conversations. (Sessions will take place once a month from January until June)

A Person-Directed Approach to Support

At Breton Ability Centre, we recognize and celebrate that every one of our residents is unique. Our approach to support includes individualized development plans, which includes living options, learning and educational programs and opportunities for employment and recreation.

Building an Inclusive Community

Sadly, the stigma that comes with a having a disability continues to be one of the biggest challenges our residents face. We’re breaking down barriers to inclusion by providing opportunities for our residents to create meaningful connections in our community and gain the skills to needed to prepare for more independent living.

Our Charitable Foundation

One of the most meaningful ways you can support individuals with varying abilities is through a gift to our charitable foundation. Your donations enrich lives by funding programs that encourage social development and community connections.