Nunavut Teachers' Association

... to the NTA's first newsletter ON-LINE! It is part of the NTA office's initiative to be more environmentally responsible (use less paper), produce cost savings (templated format, no faxing, or use of paper) and a forthright attempt at reaching all NTA members directly. We hope that you find the format easy to navigate, the content relevant and useful, and that printing any of the on-line pages easy to print (if you so wish). The on-line newsletter will be evolving but it takes your participation to ensure that it reflects your needs. Any and all comments to improve this newsletter is much appreciated. Please send such commentaries to Diane Estabrooks-Larabie at vp@ntanu.ca.

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Best Wishes David!!

The NTA/NPIC lost a significant member of their respective teams beginning the first full week of February when David Lloyd began his new job with the Department of Education with Labour Market Development. As our former PI Coordinator for NTA/NPIC, David spent almost three years working in our office to help improve the professional lives of NTA members. His contributions and professional approach to the position and its responsibilities were greatly appreciated and will be to our benefit for years to come. The NTA/NPIC's loss is certainly a gain for the Department of Education. The NTA members and staff wish him the best in his new position.

For your Funny Bone......

A child comes home from his first day at school. His Mother asks, "Well, what did you learn today?"
The kid replies, "Not enough. They want me to come back tomorrow."

Source - http://www.butlerwebs.com/jokes/teachers.htm