Exciting things are happening at Wonowon School!
In addition to a new grade 7-9 program starting this fall, the Ministry of Education and Child Care has announced funding for new school construction starting in the summer of 2024.
District News
Air Quality – Smoky Conditions
During times of wildfires, the District actively monitors the situation to ensure that our schools remain a safe environment for our students and staff.
Our response to wildfire smoke is aligned with the guidance from Environment Canada.School Zones: Raise Your Right Foot for Student Safety!
School speed zones start up on Tuesday, September 5!
In school zones please slow to 30km/h from 8am-5pm on school days and watch for excited kids that may not be watching for you!Board Office Summer Hours
July 3 – July 14
8:00am – 4:00pm (Closed for lunch 12:00pm-1:00pm)
August 21-25
8:00am-4:00pm (Closed for lunch 12:00pm-1:00pm)
Closure
The School Board Office will be closed during the period of July 17 to August 18 re-opening on August 21,Minister’s message to students and families
The Minister of Education and Child Care, Rachna Singh, has shared the following video message and letter to families and students.
National Indigenous Peoples Day
On different days and times this week, schools are celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day.
Two examples of recent activities are from Bert Bowes and Hudson’s Hope.Superintendent’s June 2023 Report and SD60 Updates
Here are some updates from School District 60 Peace River North.
Superintendent’s Report
The Superintendent’s monthly report is available at https://togetherwelearn.prn.bc.ca/2023/06/19/superintendents-report-june-2023/
Board Meeting
Our public Board Meeting was held Monday.Reporting Policy Changes – Parent Info Sheet
Starting in the 2023-2024 school year the provincial reporting policy is changing. Report cards continue with a new name as Learning Updates. Read on for more information.
Reporting Policy Changes series – How will I know my child is on track to graduate?
Starting in the 2023-2024 school year the provincial reporting policy is changing. Report cards continue with a new name as Learning Updates. Read on for more information.
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