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Grand Nord school board honours retiring staff at recognition evening

Retirees have left ‘lasting legacy within our schools and communities,’ says school board

Grand Nord school board honours retiring staff at recognition evening
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Retirees have left ‘lasting legacy within our schools and communities,’ says school board

Conseil scolaire du Grand Nord held a recognition evening last month to celebrate the retirement of members of its staff and to acknowledge their valuable contributions to the growth and success of its schools and communities. The celebration paid tribute to the following individuals: - Marc Aubin - Sylvie Bossé-Chevalier - Sylvie Cloutier - Rachelle Cooke - Jean-Pierre Dumont - Lynne Dubeau - Ghislain Goupil - Joanne Lemay - Joseph Ntahoturi - Carole Paquette - Ronald Poulin - Norma Saad - Suzanne Vachon Conseil scolaire du Grand Nord extended its heartfelt thanks to these individuals for all they have contributed to the school board family and wished them a retirement filled with happiness, good health and wonderful new experiences.

“Through their exemplary dedication, professionalism, and commitment to student success and well-being, these staff members have made a significant impact on the lives of many generations of learners,” said a press release. “Their passion for education and their valuable contributions to school life will leave a lasting legacy within our schools and communities.” "We are deeply grateful to these staff members who dedicated an important part of their lives to French-language education,” said director of education Carl Dussault.

“Their commitment, expertise, and kindness have touched the lives of countless students, colleagues and families. We wish them a truly fulfilling and rewarding retirement.”

Published
Jul 13, 2026
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Jul 13, 2026
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Sudbury.com
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