SEA

Literacy/Numeracy/Assessment

Program

Emails: sea.literacy@stoneyeducation.ca and carissa.matthews@stoneyeducation.ca

Coordinator: Ms. Carissa J. Matthews (Dill)

PO Box 238 or #1 East Morley Road

Morley, AB T0L 1N0

Cell Phone: 1-403-819-7949

Work: 1-403-881-2743 x.267

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Website created to help teaching staff and administration within Stoney Education Authority to access and refer to approved Literacy/Numeracy and Assessment Resources and information to utilize within their educational planning and instruction in these areas at their assigned school and grade level.

Please Note:

This website is currently being updated to help support SEA Staff at each school in all approved resources under this programming work plan, and Alberta Education/LearnAlberta Curricular Standards. As changes are being made, there may be differences in appearance of site.

If you have any questions about anything with regards to this website, or are having trouble accessing any of the listed resources and information provided within, please contact Carissa Matthews via email to report and/or ask:

carissa.matthews@stoneyeducation.ca or sealiteracy@stoneyeducation.ca

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Cari's Google Calendar

SEA Literacy and Numeracy_ Info PP for Staff and Admin_Updated July 2020

COVID-19 Information for Parents/Teachers/Students

(from Alberta Govt. K to 12 school re-entry site):

www.alberta.ca/k-to-12-school-re-entry-2020-21-school-year.aspx

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SEA Parent & Student Resource Portal

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New Learn Alberta

New LearnAlberta Website

Click on "Login" in top right hand corner
Sign in with Google via your work email account (not your personal one)
Choose your school
You will then be taken to the New Learn Alberta webpage
Go to box at top right that asks "Are You an Alberta Teacher?"; click on box; provide your Certification # and Birthdate to register for Teacher access.