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Community Services Directory 2017-2018 PROCEDE Directory Created By Claudia Deme, Development Officer Last updated 22/11/2017 1 Table of Contents PROCEDE 2017-2018 Page 3 Central Quebec School Board Page 4 Cree School Board Page 5-6 Eastern Shores School Board Page 7-8 Eastern Townships School Board Page 9-11 English Montreal School Board Page 12-18 Kativik School Board Page 19-20 Lester B. Pearson School Board Page 21-26 Commission scolaire du Littoral Page 27 New Frontiers School Board Page 28-31 Riverside School Board Page 32-34 Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board Page 35-36 Western Quebec School Board Page 37-39 Ministère de l’éducation et de Page 40 l’enseignement supérieur 2 PROCEDE 2017-2018 President: Mario Argiropoulos – [email protected] 2016-2017 President: Lucie Roy – [email protected] Vice-President: Frédéric Greschner – [email protected] Secretary/Treasurer: Angela Spagnolo – [email protected] www.procede.ca Project Manager, RAC and Services to Business/ Expert Advisor, Centre of Expertise Association, MEES: Charbel Mourad – [email protected] RECIT-FP Pedagogical Advisor: James Burn – [email protected] Inforoute: Kristen Arsenault – [email protected] Development Officer: Claudia Deme – [email protected] Vocational In-Service CEN Coordinator: Shelley Smythe – [email protected] RECIT – FGA Pedagogical Consultant: Avi Spector – [email protected] RECIT – FGA Pedagogical Consultant: Tracey Rosen – [email protected] 3 Central Quebec School Board Board Name: Central Quebec School Board Address: 2046 chemin Saint-Louis Address: Quebec, Qc G1T 1P4 Phone: 418-688-8730/ 1-800-249-5573 Fax: 418-682-5891 Website Address: https://www.cqsb.qc.ca/en/ Director General: Stephen Pigeon – [email protected] Eastern Quebec Learning Centre Address: 3005 William-Stuart Address: Quebec, Qc. G1W 1V4 Phone: 418-654-0537 Fax: 418-654-3670 Director of Instructional Services, Youth, Adult and Vocational Mark Sutherland - Education: [email protected] Director of Complementary Educational Services, Youth and Adult: Gina Farnell – [email protected] Centre Director, Eastern Quebec Learning Centre: Susie Faguy – [email protected] School Organization Technician: Julie Bélanger – [email protected] Admissions Secretary: Sophie Minville – [email protected] Secretary: Martyne Pigeon – [email protected] Guidance Counsellor and Admissions: Jean Laflamme – [email protected] SARCA, Loans and Bursaries: Sylvie Piché – [email protected] 4 Cree School Board Board Name: Cree School Board Address: 203 Main Street Address: Mistissini, Qc. G0W 1C0 Phone: 418-923-2764 Fax: 418-923-2072 https://www.cscree.qc.ca/en/sabtuan-adult-education- Website: services Director General: Abraham Jolly – [email protected] Sabtuan Adult Education Director: Pierre Desjardins – [email protected] Executive Secretary: Diane Edwards – [email protected] Coordinator, Adult Education: Matthew Iserhoff – [email protected] Coordinator, VT: Coordinator, AD Service: Administrative Technician: Education Consultant – GE: Pierre Demers – pdemers@[email protected] Education Consultant – VT: Luc Collette – lcollette@[email protected] Guidance Counsellor: 5 Cree School Board Inland Education Consultant Mistissini/Ouje-Bougoumou: Annie N. Isherhoff – [email protected] Education Consultant Waswanipi/Washaw-sibi: Marcel Martin – [email protected] Administrative Technician: Judy Moar – [email protected] Office Agent: Madeleine Nakogee – [email protected] Costal Education Consultant Chisasibi/Whapmagoostui: Roberta Neacappo – [email protected] Education Consultant Wemindji/Eastmain: Rene Blackned – [email protected] Education Consultant Waskaganish/Nemaska: Vance Bear – [email protected] Administrative Technician: Lorna Spencer – [email protected] Office Agent: Pamela House – [email protected] Sabtuan Regional Vocational Training Centre Address: 1 Elder David Neeposh Street Address: Waswanapi, Qc. J0Y 3C0 Phone: 819-753-4040 Fax: 819-753-2640 Centre Director: Resident Manager: Bianca Albert – [email protected] Administrative Technician: Nancy Mianscun – [email protected] 6 Eastern Shores School Board Board Name: Eastern Shores School Board Address: 40 Mountsorrel, Box 500 Address: New Carlisle, Qc G0C 1Z0 Phone: 418-752-2247 Fax: 418-752-6447 Website Address: https://www.essb.qc.ca/ Director General: Howard Miller – [email protected] Assistant Director General and Director of Finance: Suzanne Ward – [email protected] Adult and Vocational Education Coordinator: Richard Jalbert – [email protected] School Organization Technician: Linda Woodman – [email protected] RECIT: Craig Bullet – [email protected] SARCA - RAC: Marjorie McCrae – [email protected] Staff Assistant: Lesley Lemasurier – [email protected] Listuguj Adult and Vocational Centre Address: 78 Interprovincial Blvd. Address: Pointe-à-la-Croix, QC G0C 1L0 Phone: 418-788-5668/ 1-888-988-5668 Fax: 418-788-5602 Coordinator: Owen Mailloux – [email protected] New Carlisle (The Anchor) Adult and Vocational Centre Address: 80 Gérard D. Lévesque Address: New Carlisle, Qc. G0C 1Z0 Phone: 418-368-3376/1-877-668-3376 Fax: 418-368-2101 Coordinator: Christine Grenier – [email protected] 7 Eastern Shores School Board Wakeham Adult and Vocational Centre Address: 584 Wakeham Address: Gaspé, Qc. G4X 2A1 Phone: 418-368-3376/1-877-668-3376 Fax: 418-368-2101 Coordinator: Richard Jalbert – [email protected] Staff Assistant: Rachel Adams – [email protected] : Grosse Isle Adult and Vocational Centre Address: 448 Chemin Principal Address: Grosse Isle, M.I., Qc. G4T 6A8 Phone: 418-985-2885 Fax: 418-985-2955 Coordinator: Hugh Wood – [email protected] : Sept-Îles (Northern Lights) Address: 530 Brochu Avenue Address: Sept-Îles, Qc. G4R 2X3 Phone: 418-968-8412/1-866-968-8412 Fax: 418-962-9601 Coordinator: Chantal Pitt – [email protected] 8 Eastern Townships School Board Board Name: Eastern Townships School Board Address: 340 Saint-Jean Bosco Address: Magog, Qc. J1X 1K9 Phone: 819-868-3100 Fax: 819-868-2286 Website Address: http://www.etsb.qc.ca/ Director General: Christian Provencher – [email protected] Director of Financial Services: Sophie Leduc – [email protected] Director of Continuing Education: Eva Lettner - [email protected] Adult Education Centre – New Horizons Adult Education Centre Address: 2365 Galt Street West Address: Sherbrooke, Qc. J1K 1L1 Phone: 819-566-0250 Fax: 819-566-2658 Interim Centre Director: Martin Vigneux – [email protected] Guidance Counselor: Mitchell Lachance – [email protected] Guidance Counselor, Job Links: Danielle Robert – [email protected] Academic, Vocational Information Counselor, Job Links: Melissa Crook – [email protected] Data Processing: Lucie Taylor – [email protected] School Secretary: Jennifer Rosebush – [email protected] Secretary: Donna Bray – [email protected] Secretary, Job Links: Courtney Nichols – [email protected] 9 Eastern Townships School Board Adult Education Centre- Brome-Missisquoi Campus Address: 180 Adélard Godbout Address: Cowansville, Qc. J2K 3X9 Phone: 450-263-7901 Fax: 450-263-0985 Centre Director: Pierre Morin – [email protected] Office Agent: Julie Smith – [email protected] Secretary: Kimberly-Ann Tracy – [email protected] Counselor in Academic Training: Isabelle Thuot – [email protected] Campus Director: Liette Béchard – [email protected] Assistant Centre Director: Eric Bolant – [email protected] Guidance Counselor: Stefanie Perreault – [email protected] Secretary Receptionist: Claudette Duchesneau – [email protected] Office Agent: Hélène Patch – [email protected] 10 Eastern Townships School Board : Lennoxville Vocational Training Centre Address: 1700 College Address: Sherbrooke, Qc. J1M 0C8 Phone: 819-563-5627 Fax: 819-820-0500 Centre Director: Luc Rodrigue – [email protected] Administrative Assistant: Tina Desmarais – [email protected] Guidance Counsellor: Mitchell Lachance – [email protected] Office Agent: Andie Fournier – [email protected] Secretary: Megan Smith – [email protected] Secretary: Celia O’Shaughnessey – [email protected] Development Agent: François Houde – [email protected] : Distance Education Centre Address: 50-A Lorne Address: Granby, Qc. J2G 4W2 Phone: 450-361-9397/1-877-463-3775 Fax: 450-361-8648 Coordinator: Linda Brault – [email protected] Centre Secretary: Guylaine Roy – [email protected] 11 English Montreal School Board Board Name: English Montreal School Board Address: 6000 Fielding Avenue Address: Montreal, Qc. H3X 1T4 Phone: 514-483-7200 Fax: 514-483-7530 Website Address: http://www.emsb.qc.ca/emsb_en/index_en.asp Director General: Anne Marie Matheson - [email protected] Deputy Director General: Benoît Duhême - [email protected] Secretary General: Nathalie Lauzière – [email protected] Regional Director AEVS: Cosmo Della Rocca - [email protected] Assistant Director AEVS: Mario Argiropoulos - [email protected] Assistant Director AEVS: Angela Spagnolo - [email protected] Secretary AEVS: Maria Delego - [email protected] Educational Consultant: Mario Marrazza - [email protected] Educational Consultant: Harriet Cohen - [email protected] Educational Consultant: Mary Gouskos - [email protected] Educational Consultant: Tania Battista - [email protected] Educational Consultant: Frank Furfaro - [email protected] AEVS Testing Centre Address: 3030 Villeray Address: Montreal,
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