Superintendent’s Update

Circle of Care: Students Welcoming you to Kindergarten – KinderSPARK! & SPARK! to Kindergarten Upcoming Programs: Registration is now open for families with children entering kindergarten next fall to join these two wonderful and supportive transition programs kicking off this April. (1b) April is Earth Month and April 22nd is Earth Day! The Environmental Education

Circle of Care: Students Transit Triumph for Youth: Commencing this September, youth under 18 will enjoy complimentary BC Transit bus rides on the Sunshine Coast, a feat achieved through the advocacy efforts of two exceptional students, Colton, an Elphinstone Secondary alumnus, and Cael, a grade 12 student and student trustee at Elphinstone Secondary. Their dedication

Circle of Care: Students The registration for Kindergarten began on February 12th! We’re excited to welcome new kindergarten families into our school communities. We encourage families to register online through MyEd or to visit their local school office for registration. (1b) Literacy Week 2024: From January 22 to 26, SD46 students enjoyed captivating ZOOM sessions

Circle of Care: Students Careers: BCIT Trades Program Tour – Students from Elphinstone Secondary and Pender Harbour recently embarked on an enriching tour of BCIT. This excursion, involving 43 enthusiastic learners, allowed them to immerse themselves in the dynamic environments of the School of Construction and the Environment, the School of Transportation, and the School

Circle of Care: Students Strategic Planning Student Forum Grades 7-12: On December 8th, a dynamic workshop was held at Chatelech Secondary, bringing together over 80 students and staff from across the district. This gathering aimed to incorporate student perspectives in shaping the new strategic plan. (1a) Gender Neutral Washrooms: Gender neutral bathrooms at Elphinstone Secondary

Circle of Care: Students Terry Fox Runs: Schools in the district had Terry Fox Runs in the last few weeks. The way our students, staff, and families joined in shows just how much our learning community cares. A big thank you to everyone who ran, helped out, and kept Terry’s spirit of hope and determination