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K Registration Begins Feb. 13th, 2023
Ready, Set, Go! It’s Time to Get Set for Kindergarten! Registration begins February 13th, 2023 for the 2023-2024 school year. Click HERE for all the details.
School’s Out Grade 7 Transitions 2023
This School’s Out initiative supports the needs of grade 7 students as they transition from elementary school to high school through well-supported sports, arts, social-emotional learning, and cultural after-school programming. With programming based in secondary schools, children become familiar with their high school settings, structure, and staff. Online registration is located on this page below
Parenting Teens Workshop
Parenting Teens Family Support Navigators, Sarah Joseph and Sue Lamb are thrilled to provide a full-day workshop on Saturday, February 4th, to help empower parents and teens through positive discipline. Registration is done through this link: https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLSdrIsFGuKMDzR…/viewform, or by scanning the QR code.
Indigenous Graduation Requirement
Indigenous Graduation Requirement As part of the Province of British Columbia’s commitments to truth, reconciliation, and anti-racism, the Ministry of Education and Child Care is implementing an Indigenous-focused graduation requirement for all students starting in the 2023/24 school year. The model for this change to the Graduation Program allows secondary students to meet the new
Draft 2023-2024 School Calendar
2023-2024 Draft School Calendar Please find attached and below the 2023-2024 Draft School Calendar for review by the public. Input and comments should be directed to questions@sd46.bc.ca by Thursday, February 16th, 2023.
Superintendent’s Report to the Board | January 2023
Circle of Care: Students Beebots and cutebots: Careers Coordinator Cathy Gordon and Inclusive Technology Teacher Pam Kaatz collaborated to purchase additional coding robots. Based on recommendations from the District’s TETT Committee (Teachers Empowering Teachers Through Technology), Cathy and Pam have added six of the new versions of BeeBots complete with a charging “hive” and 15