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Education is for life — and there is a lifetime of opportunities to learn and grow in our region. The best start in life begins with a child’s earliest years. Your child deserves a caring, nurturing and stimulating environment as they discover the ever-expanding world around them. There are a wide variety of options available in the Pembroke and Petawawa region, including: | • | licensed family home child care, which is available now through the Petawawa Military Family Resource Centre and will be available in Pembroke beginning in January | | • | parent co-op nursery schools – one in Pembroke and three in Petawawa, where parents sit on the board of directors and various committees, and are invited to participate with their children | | • | and daycare centres |
Local facilities combine personalized care with such features as: | • | extended hours to meet the individual needs of working families | | • | daily before-school and after-school programs | | • | regular half-day pre-school groups | | • | and a Snoezelen room in Pembroke that is available for children with special needs from throughout Renfrew County |
Parents will find a full spectrum of support, including one-on-one help and group sessions, as well as toy libraries and play groups, at the Petawawa Military Family Resource Centre and at the Ontario Early Years Centre in Pembroke and its satellite facilities throughout Renfrew County. In Ontario, both the public and the Catholic systems are fully funded from kindergarten through high school. There are also French-language public and Catholic schools in the area, as well as a very well-respected elementary Christian school. We can help you explore the options to find the right programs for your family. You can also view a great Virtual Tour of Les Ecoles Catholiques de Langue Francaise by clicking on the following link:
http://www.ceclf.edu.on.ca/virtuelle/jeanne-lajoie/  Algonquin College in the Ottawa Valley takes full advantage of its location to deliver programs you won’t find anywhere else. The extremely popular Outdoor Adventure program takes students beyond the classroom and into the wild, where they’ll find themselves rock climbing and whitewater rafting. Combined with Algonquin’s business training, graduates emerge ready for the expanding world of eco-tourism and adventure travel. Other programs at Algonquin’s Pembroke campus include forestry technician and police foundation courses, nursing, and business. Unique Educational Offerings  |  | | courtesy of Hila Science Day Camp |
Be sure to explore the many educational opportunities this area offers — Hila Science Camp’s summer programs for youngsters, the Deep River Science Academy for high school level students with a keen interest in the sciences, arts and drama programs, and so much more.
Secondary & Elementary School Boards Les écoles catholiques de langue française What ages are your children? We'll tell you what your choices are for schools in Pembroke, Petawawa and Renfrew County. It's our job to help! There's no obligation, and we promise to get back to you quickly...
Financing Your Home >Who Pays the Points When home buyers shop for financing, they must consider two important factors--the interest rate and the points. Each point is equal to one percent of the mortgage amount. If you are selling a home, the buyers may ask you to share the points with them.
The buyer usually pays the points. But if the offer is attractive and will give you the amount you want, paying one or more points might be a good idea. When a contract is presented, your real estate agent will go over the price and terms to help you calculate the net price you will receive. If the offer isn't strong enough or has risky contingencies, you might make a counter offer to increase your profit on the sale by eliminating the points from your selling costs or by increasing the price to help you absorb additional costs you will pay.
In some cases, buyers with limited cash may need some assistance from the sellers to make the transaction work. Your real estate agent will help you look at the total picture and the buyer's overall qualifications, so that you can make a decision based on the bottom line.
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What is the most common street name in the US?
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Second Street ranks as the most common street name. First Street is not #1 because many "First" streets are called "Main" Street. |
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