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 ▼
Decisions that shape futures start with people willing to serve. Trustee seats in Wards 4 and 7 are open, and nominations are being accepted between now and noon on Nov. 4. Find the Candidate Nomination Package and ward information on our website:
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.
It takes teamwork to get students home safely, and that includes families. In Part 3 of our School Bus Safety Week series, see what everyone can do, including why scanning the bus card matters every time. Read more ▼
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Our transportation office does a lot more than answer phones. From building routes to finding substitute drivers, see the work that keeps PRSD buses running. Read more on our website ▼
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Our School Bus drivers do a lot more than drive. During School Bus Safety Week, see everything that goes into getting students to school and home safely. Read more on our website ▼
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Elementary report cards (K-6) are changing this year: two reporting dates (January 22 and June 28), two parent-teacher interview weeks, and a new five-point proficiency scale that uses strengths-based language to show how students are progressing. Learn more on our website.
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