Superintendent’s Update
Superintendent’s Report to the Board | December 2021
Circle Of Care: Students Fundraisers: Across the district, staff and students are making a difference in our local and wider community with fundraising campaigns to help those in need this holiday season and raise money for disaster relief. Through these efforts, students are continuing their development of the Personal and Social Core Competency, and its
Superintendent’s Report to the Board | November 2021
Circle Of Care: Students Halloween: SD46 schools know how to get in the spirit of Halloween! Fun, spooky and spirited play was on display throughout the district on Friday, October 29th. From pumpkin carving and ghoulish cake contests to costume parades and haunted houses, it is always a special and memorable day for staff and
Superintendent’s Report to the Board | October 2021
Circle of Care: Students
1. a) Mentoring Club for Girls at Elphinstone Secondary: Tea Time is a new club created this year by senior students to build a safe place for the junior students to ask questions, meet new people, play games, and drink tea, of course. (1a, 1b)
Superintendent’s Report to the Board | September 2021
Circle of Care: Students
1. a) 2021/2022 Student Trustee: We are thrilled to welcome Matthew Douglas to the Board of Education as the student trustee for the 2021/2022 school year. Matthew is the 9th student trustee in the district’s history and is a member of the district student leadership team. He attends Chatelech Secondary in his grade 12 year.
Superintendent’s Report to the Board | June 2021
Circle of Care: Students
1. a) Literacy Joy! Many teachers attended the ‘Psst…Don’t Tell Your Friends’ event and ordered new books for their classroom libraries. Also, books for children newborn to age 12 are available for students across the coast to borrow this summer through the WonderWheels Bookmobile and in Summer StrongStart programming. (1d)
Superintendent’s Report to the Board | May 2021
Circle of Care: Students
1. a) MDI: School data for the 2020/2021 school year is now available and district data will be available in June. Teachers, counsellors and principals will be supporting the strengthening of student voice by participating in training on May 13th to review lesson plans which will engage students so that they see their voice reflected in the data, celebrate strengths and notice gaps and then plan action as a response to what they see and discuss. This will be happening in grade 5, 7 and 8 classrooms across the district. (1a, 1f)