CLC – Community Learning Centre
Community Learning Centres (CLC)
Community Learning Centres (CLCs) are community schools that serve as hubs for English-language communities—improving access to services, strengthening connections, and supporting community vitality. They are intentionally structured to coordinate partnerships between schools, families, and community organizations and to mobilize community resources to strengthen learning, well-being, and belonging.
Community CLC
In 2016 Drummondville Elementary became a Community Learning Centre school (CLC) as part of the Richmond, Danville and Drummondville CLC. The extended CLC includes A.D.S. Elementary, Drummondville Elementary, St. Francis Elementary and Richmond Regional High School.
Schools that are CLC invest in partnerships that provide a range of services and activities to help meet the needs of students, their families and the wider community.
Community Schools provide impactful and enriching learning experiences that improve educational outcomes and student achievement by developing mutually beneficial relationships between schools and their communities.
Some of our CLC Community Activities include:
- Online Reading Club
- Mini-Move – gross motor shills development for preschoolers
- Parent Workshops
Many classroom projects are supported by the CLC, including:
- Artist Inspire Workshops
- Activities with the elders from our community
- Hooked on School week activities
Contact Our CLC Coordinator
Our Community Partners
At the Richmond, Danville and Drummondville CLC, we greatly value our many partners, who actively contribute to student success and community vitality. Without them, many actions carried through the years, would simply not have been possible.
On behalf of our CLC, the Drummondville community and Drummondville Elementary School School, we would like to say, Thank you!
This is an ever-growing list, as new partnerships are constantly developed, and will be updated in time.