PRSD Administrators met on October 21 to explore report cards, exam results, classroom visits, and supports and services. They also learned about offering tobacco as one example of respectful protocol when making a request of an Elder or Knowledge Keeper.
PRSD Administrators met on October 21 to explore report cards, exam results, classroom visits, and supports and services. They also learned about offering tobacco as one example of respectful protocol when making a request of an Elder or Knowledge Keeper.
PRSD students explored future career possibilities at the annual Aboriginal Youth Career Workshop on Oct. 14, hosted by the Peace River Aboriginal Interagency Committee. Read more ▼
Trustees and Division leadership began their day in Manning on Thursday. This visit was part of a series of tours the Trustees are taking of PRSD schools.
Peace River School Division has received two Class 1 driving simulators for the North Peace Commercial Driving Academy. Driver Trainers are testing the units over the summer, and Driving Academy stude...
PRSD Administrators met on October 21 to explore report cards, exam results, classroom visits, and supports and services. They also learned about offering tobacco as one example of respectful protocol when making a request of an Elder or Knowledge Keeper.
Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees: November 2, 2026
The PRSD Board of Trustees met on November 2 for a Special Meeting. During the meeting, Trustees discussed: ► An application for additional flag displays ► Community Engagement with communities served by the six PRSD rural small schools ► First reading of seven Board policies
Peace River School Division is seeking a compassionate, qualified service provider for on-site catheterization care, two visits each school day. Credentialed RNs, LPNs, or others certified in catheterization are encouraged to apply. See full details and how to apply on our website.
Did you know? The Board is required to develop an Education Plan
Nomination Day for the Wards 4 and 7 by-election is noon, tomororw, Wed., Nov. 4. Today, we are taking a final look at the Trustee role and learning about how the Board develops the Education Plan, the Division's roadmap for student learning.
Did you Know? The Board is responsible for developing the Capital Plan
Nominations for the Wards 4 and 7 by-election close at noon on Nov. 4. Our next look at the Trustee role: how the Board develops the annual Capital Plan to advocate for new schools and modernizations.