We hope you enjoy our annual District Highlights magazine – a round-up of stories that showcase the work and inspiring achievements of our school communities during the 2024/25 school year. Some read more
At Yennadon Elementary, being an Apple Distinguished Ҵý is more than a title. It’s about creating an accessible, inclusive learning environment where students and staff use technology to collaborate, think read more
Families gathered around a glowing faux campfire in a classroom at Fairview Elementary, as music filled the air. “We were like, singing rhyming songs with Dr. Saul,” said Grade 3 read more
A 16-foot Coast Salish house post now stands at the entrance of c̓əsqənelə Elementary, welcoming students, staff and visitors into the school with a message of connectedness. The carving on read more
Director of instruction for learning services, Michael Scarcella, recommends Rainbows After Rain by Melanie Scarcella ahead of summer break. Rainbows After Rain by Melanie Scarcella is more than a book—it’s a songbook read more
Literacy helping teacher Andrea MacInnes recommends Red: A Crayon’s Story by Michael Hall to celebrate Pride Month. I recommend Red: A Crayon’s Story by Michael Hall because it explores the read more
Bring home the flavours of Thomas Haney Secondary’s Thunder Kitchen with a new cookbook by culinary arts instructors Brian Smith and Karen Carruthers. “Our students are the heart of this read more
Indigenous education helping teacher Jessica Bedard recommends Indig-Enough by Nikki Soliman to honour and celebrate National Indigenous History Month. I chose Indig-Enough by Nikki Soliman for National Indigenous History Month read more
Whonnock Elementary teacher-librarian Megan Emond recommends The Very Impatient Caterpillar by Ross Burach. This hilarious book about metamorphosis will keep children entertained while they learn how a caterpillar transforms into read more
Glenwood Elementary teacher-librarian Michiyo Watanabe recommends The Invisible String by Patrice Karst in honour of the International Day of Families on May 15. The Invisible String by Patrice Karst shares read more
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