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The Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick is seeking to add three new Board Members to our current Board of Directors. LDANB is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to assisting anyone who struggles with a learning disability, or has questions on the matter. The mission statement of LDANB is to promote the understanding and
In January 2019 the department of Education and Early Childhood Development released changes to the Provincial Assessment Program and the Protocols for Accommodations and Exemptions. In the document, accommodations are defined as “supports, methods and practices that enable a student to participate as independently as possible. Within the context of provincial assessments, universal or justified
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LDANB Indigo-Chapters Fundraiser/ TAANB Levée de fonds Indigo-Chapters March 13th, 2019 – Le 13 mars, 2019 Join LDANB-TAANB staff and board members on Wednesday, March 13th for a fundraiser event at the Fredericton location of Chapters Indigo. This is a great opportunity to learn about LDANB-TAANB and the role that the association plays in
For immediate release – Feb. 6th, 2019 Peterbilt Atlantic Sponsors Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick Program Expansion Fredericton – The Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick (LDANB-TAANB) announced today that Peterbilt Atlantic will be the signature sponsor of the expansion of the association’s Barton Tutoring Program to the Moncton region. Drawing off the success
Millie LeBlanc Recognized On January 5th, Ainsley Congdon, LDANB’s acting Executive Director, presented Millie LeBlanc with a certificate in recognition of her many years of involvement with LDANB. Millie has been volunteering in the field of learning disabilities for over 30 years. Millie assumed many roles while advocating for those with learning disabilities, including volunteer
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