The Learning Disabilities Association of Sudbury (LDAS) recently recognized individuals and community partners who have contributed to the successful and continuous growth of the organization. Among those honoured at the event were Ms. Valérie Larivière and Ms. Roxane Bigras, two Conseil scolaire catholique Nouvelon staff members.
Valérie Larivière
Ms. Roxane Bigras, a teacher at École Alliance St-Joseph (Chelmsford), was presented one of the Outstanding Educator Awards, which recognizes her commitment to evidence-based teaching practices, her continuous pursuit of learning as well as her dedicated efforts to support students with learning disabilities. Recipients of this award are innovators, grounding their teaching in the latest research.
Ms. Valérie Larivière, Lead in Mental Health and Wellness at CSC Nouvelon, is the recipient of the Ron Lessard Outstanding Parent Award. This award recognizes her dedication to understanding learning disabilities and supporting her child, as well as her contributions to the community. This parent is a constant, reliable and attentive presence in her child's life, always seeking knowledge to help her child thrive and succeed.
Roxane Bigras
"Conseil scolaire catholique Nouvelon recognizes the incredible work of its staff in ensuring the well-being and success of all its students. Roxane Bigras and Valérie Larivière do remarkable work and stand out for their efforts in support of students with learning disabilities. We warmly congratulate them on this wonderful recognition from an important partner," stated Mr. Paul Henry, Director of Education and Secretary-Treasurer at CSC Nouvelon.
