Dr. Noel Hurley

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  Dr. Noel Hurley, Superintendent of Schools, (902) 897-8910

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  Published on: 4/2/2006    Last Visited: 3/12/2007  

  Dr. Noel HurleyTRURO , The Chignecto-Central Regional School Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Noel Hurley as Superintendent of Schools, effective August 1, 2006.
  
  "After an intensive cross-Canada search, we are pleased to have Dr. Hurley join our exceptional Senior Management team at the Chignecto-Central Regional School Board," said Trudy Thompson, Board Chair.
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  Dr. Hurley, a resident of North River, Newfoundland, is a visiting Associate Professor with the Memorial University Faculty of Education.He has extensive educational leadership experience, having served the former Avalon West School District as Assistant Director.From 1976 until 1991, he served the Conception Bay North Roman Catholic School Board in various capacities, including teacher, Vice-Principal, Principal, and Assistant Superintendent.From 1991 until 2002, he worked for the University of Windsor in the Faculty of Education as an Associate Professor.He coordinated the University's concurrent education programs and also chaired the Graduate Studies Committee.
  
  In making the announcement today, Board Chair Trudy Thompson formally welcomed Dr. Hurley to the Board's employ.
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  Dr. Hurley, in addition to his educational leadership experience, is a published author who has penned a number of articles on educational programming, leadership, and change.
  
  Dr Hurley holds a Ph.D in Educational Administration from the University of Ottawa, as well as a Master of Philosophy in Economics, a Bachelor of Education, and a Bachelor of Arts from Memorial University in Newfoundland.
  
  Dr. Hurley served on the Board of Directors of the American Educational Research Association and is the Canadian head of the Consortium for Cross-cultural Research in Education at the University of Michigan.He was a member of the Ministerial Advisory Committee on Educational Finance for the Government of Ontario and the Ministerial Committee on Student Retention for the Province of Newfoundland.His community service efforts have included being involved in community development, business development, and being a minor hockey and minor baseball coach.Dr. Hurley and his wife, Elizabeth, are the parents of six grown children.
  
  Dr. Hurley is replacing Mr. Gary A. Miller whose retirement as Superintendent of Schools is effective July 31, 2006.

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  Pictured signing the contract, from left, are Chignecto-Central Regional School Board Chair, Trudy Thompson, Superintendent of Schools/CEO, Dr. Noel Hurley, Freda Sears, President NSGEU Local 71A, Donna MacGregor, President NSGEU Local 71C, while Christine Rushton, NSGEU Chief Shop Steward Local 71B, and Jane Burris, NSGEU Chief Shop Steward Local 71C, look on.
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  Members of the bargaining teams included from left, back row, Carol-Ann MacDonald, CCRSB Nova Family of Schools Supervisor, Jolene Shaw, CCRSB Library Services Manager, Jessi Taggart, CCRSB Human Resources Associate, Frank Lambert, CCRSB Coordinator of Human Resources, Lorna Blair NGGEU employee Relations Officer and Lead Negotiator, Jane Burris, NSGEU Chief Shop Steward Local 71C, middle row from left, Kaaren Barkhouse, CCRSB Board member, Dayle Morris-Quinn, CCRSB Coordinator of Financial Services, Angela Kidney, CCRSB Coordinator of Human Resources and CCRSB Lead Negotiator, Christine Rushton, NSGEU Chief Shop Steward Local 71B, and front row from left, Trudy Thompson, CCRSB Board Chair, Dr. Noel Hurley, CCRSB Superintendent of Schools/CEO, Freda Sears, President NSGEU Local 71A, and Donna MacGregor, President NSGEU Local 71C.

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  Published on: 1/19/2009    Last Visited: 5/14/2009  

  Superintendent Noel Hurley commended DeYoung for her achievement.
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  Being named one of Canada's Outstanding Principals is a recognition of exemplary school leadership by those who know what school leaders do," said Dr. Hurley, CCRSB Superintendent of Schools/CEO.
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  She is collaborative with leaders throughout the entire region and is quick to offer help when she senses she can be of assistance," said Hurley.

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  Published on: 1/23/2008    Last Visited: 5/28/2008  

  TRURO - As staff from 17 schools in the Chignecto-Central Regional School Board concluded two days of training to launch the intensive process of working toward School Accreditation, Superintendent Noel Hurley congratulated them on their continued focus on school improvement and student success.
  
  "To see so many educational professionals energetically engaged in improving student learning is strong evidence that we are headed in the right direction here in the Chignecto-Central Regional School Board," said Hurley.
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  "The accreditation process is closely aligned in many ways to the Professional Learning Community practices that we are implementing as part of our Board Strategic Plan," said Dr. Hurley.
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  Ryan's expert leadership has been indispensable in helping schools develop a plan for advancing through the process," said Hurley.
  
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  Contact:Dr. Noel Hurley, Superintendent of Schools/CEO, 897-8910

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  Published on: 12/12/2007    Last Visited: 5/28/2008  

  TRURO , CCRSB Superintendent Noel Hurley shared some good news with the public Wednesday night about Grade 10 Math marks.Dr. Hurley was pleased to report that the average mark on the regional Grade 10 Math exam has risen by seven percentage points from 2006 to 2007.This increase in student achievement was announced as Dr. Hurley revealed the results of his second annual Superintendent's Report on Student Achievement.
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  "This is an excellent example of teachers and schools working collaboratively with school Board staff to use valid and reliable assessment data to inform instruction and improve student learning," said Dr. Hurley.
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  Dr. Noel Hurley, Superintendent of Schools/CEO, (902) 897-8910

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  Published on: 5/7/2008    Last Visited: 5/28/2008  

  Medals were presented by the Hon. Karen Casey, NS Minister of Education, as well as Dr. Noel Hurley, Chignecto-Central Regional School Board's Superintendent of Schools and Holly Malay of BC.
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  "The Historica Fair is a wonderful opportunity for students to get in touch with their communities and discover their roots," said Dr. Noel Hurley.

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  Published on: 4/2/2006    Last Visited: 3/12/2007  

  In making the announcement today, Superintendent / CEO Noel P. Hurley formally welcomed Mr. Clarke to the Board's Senior Management group.
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  "Gary has proven himself to be a very talented and dedicated member of the Chignecto-Central Regional School Board's administrative team," said Dr. Hurley.

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  Published on: 5/30/2007    Last Visited: 5/30/2007  

  Dr. Noel Hurley, CCRSB superintendent credits her as someone who contributes greatly to the success of the Board's administration, "The smooth functioning governance of education in our region is very much augmented by the competent leadership of Ms. Thompson

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  Published on: 12/4/2007    Last Visited: 8/16/2009  

  Noel Hurley, superintendent of the Chignecto-Central regional school board, said Wednesday that he hadn't seen this year's report, but he has questioned the previous findings. Two schools in his board, River Hebert District High and Hants North Rural High, finished 71st and 72nd on this year's report card, each with overall grades of D.
  
  "My experience with the AIMS report in the past has been one where I feel that their research has been methodologically flawed," he said.
  
  When Mr. Hurley was a school administrator in Mount Pearl, N.L., two high schools right across the street from each other serving the same population were ranked differently partly because of how they kept attendance, he said. Another Newfoundland school that didn't do so well academically but excelled athletically was ranked in the top five in the province, he said.
  
  "When I visited River Hebert school earlier in the year, the number of students doing advanced courses versus general courses was very high and that's an indicator to me that the school is doing something very well," Mr. Hurley said.

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