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September 30 is the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. It is also Orange Shirt Day.
This special day gives us an "opportunity to create meaningful discussion about the effects of Residential Schools and the legacy they have left behind."
Students and staff at Pearson Electrotechnology Centre attended a very special presentation by 60s Scoop survivor and teacher Rolanda Murphy. Ms. Murphy spoke of her experience of being taken from her family when she was less than a year old. The presentation started with PEC student Donovan McComber, a First Nation Mohawk, reading the land acknowledgement. Ms. Murphy's presentation was followed by a moment of silence to honour victims of the residential school system.
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As part of Orange Shirt Day, PACC Adult created a giant orange shirt with hundreds of small orange shirts with messages written by students and staff that all have the same heading of “Every child matters to me because”….
This project was made possible thanks to Melissa Wallach and Kristina Tellier of the student services department.

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We have some exciting news to share with our wonderful followers. As you know, we are proud members of the Lester B. Pearson School Board (LBPSB), one of the largest English language boards in Quebec. Starting on October 1, you can find all our posts on the Lester B. Pearson School Board page.
We thank you for your continued support and hope you’ll give the LBPSB page a follow. We are not closing this page, however. You can still send messages to this account, as we will continue to monitor and respond to messages.

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We love seeing our graduates succeed! On this week's Lester B. Virtual Wall of Fame, we catch up with the amazing Norma Condo, a graduate of Pearson School of Culinary Arts
Congratulations, Norma! We love reading about your continued successes,.
Miqmak Catering Indigenous Kitchen

Congratulations to Pearson School of Culinary Arts chef instructor, Oli Harding for being featured on NBC. We're not joking when we say that our instructors are industry professionals!
https://www.nbcboston.com/chefs-pantry/easy-ways-to-make-trout-the-star-of-the-dish-on-the-chefs-pantry/2497443/?fbclid=IwAR3E3Xns8BD-9LOfeZ6isDrvIIrf8oqFpZT7ecH5PnNCVYllAYFJTqysd-A
Want to learn from the best?
Check out our amazing vocational programs at www.lpbce.ca
Once you're ready to register, visit www.lbpce.ca/programs

Congratulations to graduates Alex and Ariana from Pearson School of Culinary Arts who are busy creating sweet treats at Le Quai des glaces in Lachine. Drop by for some seasonally inspired treats.

Congratulations to the October 2020 Accounting students as they start their month-long stage. We wish you continued success as you embark on your new career.

Today is their last day of online studies.
Tuesday is their final exam.
Wednesday, they begin their month-long workplace stage!

Having started their studies in October 2020, these Accounting students are prepared to step confidently into rewarding new careers. Congratulations, we wish you all the best in this challenging and in-demand field!

The August group of Auto Mechanics students are hard at work learning about Welding and Shop Work. Have a great year, everyone!

Welcome to our first new group of Auto Mechanics students for 2021 – 2022! As they begin their Welding and Shop Work studies, we wish them a happy and rewarding experience at WICC during the 16 months of their program.

Lester B. Pearson School Board has launched an exciting new project which honours our alumni. We can't think of a better person to launch the project than Montreal's favourite morning man, Terry DiMonte
We are also featuring alumni from our adult and vocational centres. Do you know an amazing LBPSP alumnus? If so, we'd love to hear from you. You can email Julie Liebman [email protected] or tag them in the comments below.
They may just be featured on the Lester B. Virtual Wall of Fame. Stay tuned!

We are excited to launch a new project with our followers: The Lester B. Virtual Wall of Fame🥇, which features alumni who will share how their time at one of our schools helped them accomplish incredible careers and milestones. From community leaders to teachers, and from reporters to chefs, each has an amazing story to share. These incredible alumni 👩‍🎓 are part of what makes the LBPSB so special.

Today, Montreal’s favourite radio morning man, 🎙Terry DiMonte🎙, shares his memories about his time at Pierrefonds Comprehensive High School (now Pierrefonds Community High School). “I have a fond memory of walking around the halls of Pierrefonds Comprehensive High School (PCHS) the year it opened. Yes, I've been around a while. I didn't realize then that the lessons learned there would help send me on my way to my dream job of being on the radio. A tip of the cap 🧢 to PCHS, LBPSB, and everyone there!”.

To read the rest of Terry's memories, visit ➡️ www.lbpsb.qc.ca/walloffame

Do you know an amazing LBPSP alumni? Email Julie Liebman [email protected] or tag them in the comments section below.

They may just be featured on the Lester B. Virtual Wall of Fame. Stay tuned!