page_title: École Rose-des-Vents (Nova Scotia)
section_title: Recent events
hierarchical_section_title: École Rose-des-Vents (Nova Scotia) / Recent events
caption_attribution_description: English: École RDV
context_page_description: École Rose-des-Vents is a Francophone school located in Greenwood, Nova Scotia operated by the Conseil scolaire acadien provincial.
context_section_description: Between 2003 and 2007 there was a series of upgrades and additions to school including a new gymnasium, an information technology lab, a new library and additional offices. Simultaneously, the surrounding PMQ neighbourhood Clements Park was declared a surplus by CFB Greenwood, emptied and demolished. Gilwell Hall, a community centre situated next to the school, was also demolished. DRES and the renovated École Rose-des-Vents remain.
  Marie-Josée Villeneuve become the school's principal in 2006. That same year, École Rose-des-Vents was selected the CSAP's pilot program, Grandir en français, which saw the inclusion of a Pre-Kindergarten class in the school. The program became permanent a year later. Also in 2006, the Association francophone de la Vallée, a community association representing the Valley's francophones since 1996 and a member of the Fédération acadienne de la Nouvelle-Écosse, built an adjoining French-language community centre, the Centre Point de mire. In 2008, the Annapolis Valley and the school hosted the Rencontre jeunesse provinciale for the first time.
  Louis Cormier become principal of the school again in 2010. In May 2011, the Annapolis Valley, the school and CFB Greenwood hosted for the first time the Jeux régionaux de la Nouvelle-Écosse (Jeux de l'Acadie) of that year. As of 2014, Judy Streatch, former Nova Scotia Minister of Education, is the school's principal.
  Today, École Rose-des-Vents houses approximately 200 francophone students from Greenwood, Kingston, and all Annapolis Valley communities.
caption: École Rose-des-Vents from the front
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