By Andrea Tomkins – Many area residents mourned the demolition of Broadview Public School in 2017. Broadview Avenue Public School (or Broadway, as it was originally called), first opened its doors in 1914 but was destroyed by fire. It was rebuilt in 1916 and again in 1927 after […]
By Shaun Markey – On a snowy winter day in January, students in a Grade 7 class at Westboro’s Broadview Public School were busy studying, of all things, a comic book! In this case, it was a special digital comic book and one that the students were actually […]
By Alyson Queen – At the end of this school year, music teacher Leslie Bricker will be retiring from Broadview Public School just as it celebrates its centennial anniversary. The much-loved instructor was a music specialist for the Early French Immersion (EFI) primary and junior grades, producing outstanding […]
When the music teacher at Broadview Avenue Public School retires this year, the position will not be filled in September. I understand that it has something to do with staffing and budget – the details of which are not something I can explain because I don’t really understand […]
Special to KT from Leslie Bricker – Broadview Ave. P.S. has welcomed students through its doors for 100 years, a century of learning and connections. Former staff and students are invited to celebrate Broadview’s centennial on April 28 from 12:30 – 2 p.m. Tour the school, visit a […]
By Dave Allston – Kitchissippi is at a crossroads, and the future of Broadview Public School, is at stake. A classic battle is brewing, pitting history and heritage against a desperate need for new and modernized educational facilities. In this case, the proposed rebuild of Broadview Public School […]
By Neil McKinnon – About 80 residents gathered in Broadview Public School’s gymnasium on Nov. 6 to hear presentations about About 80 residents gathered in Broadview Public School’s gymnasium on Nov. 6 to hear presentations about Ottawa Carleton District School Board’s design for the new school. City planners […]
By Andrea Tomkins – The winners of this year’s Awesome Authors Youth Writing Contest, which ran from December 2013 to February 2014, were announced at a special event at Ben Franklin Place on March 25. Prizes were handed out to honour Ottawa-area youth between the ages of 9 […]
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