And the full-time in-person setting is what has brought in dozens of new students to Catholic schools across the state. When Bristol Public Schools announced they were going hybrid last year, St. Joseph School found parents wanted another option.
“Within 24 hours of that decision at the public level, we received 19 interested student calls. And they all ended up joining us, and we even got some more as the year started,” said St. Joseph School Principal Eric Frenette.
Leah Schatz has two children who started attending St. Joseph’s a few years ago and says she’s grateful for the in-person learning and the extra precautions.
2 Saskatoon lawyers appointed as Court of Queen s Bench judges
Colin D. Clackson will replace Ron C. Mills, while Leah Schatz replaces D.L. Wilson as Queen s Bench justices.
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Posted: Dec 12, 2020 4:09 PM CT | Last Updated: December 14, 2020
Two lawyers from Saskatoon were appointed to serve as Court of Queen s Bench on Friday.(Bryan Eneas/CBC )
Two lawyers from Saskatoon have been appointed as the newest justices with the province s Court of Queen s Bench.
Colin D. Clackson, a lawyer at Wallace Meschishnick Clackson Zawada Lawyers, and Leah Schatz, a partner at MLT Aikins LLP, were announced as judges Friday.