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/2025/09/18/superintendents-report-september-2025/
Board Meeting
Our public Board Meeting was held on September 22nd,
District News
What is a Hold & Secure?
There are many terms, language, and acronyms that come up in education that aren’t readily available in the public vocabulary. A Hold & Secure happens as a precaution in many schools through the year and we wanted to share some more information so people are familiar with the practice.
Reminder on school visitor expectations
Our schools and district have codes of conduct that include behavioural expectations. Visitors to our schools are expected to follow these codes of conduct along with students and staff.
erase – Information for Parents and Caregivers
erase – Expect Respect & Safe Education – is a series of resources from the government of British Columbia that supports school staff, students, and families in making our schools welcoming and safe.
Introductory Webinar: Mental Health and Substance Use Guide for BC K-12 Families
The Ministry of Education and Child Care has partnered with the BC Children’s Hospital to launch a new mental health resource for families. Language Matters!Thank you to H3M Environmental
Thank you to H3M Environmental for their generous donation of school supplies and $2750 to support students in need. Their successful Neighbours for Notebooks campaign will help families and students in our schools.
Thank you Tourmaline!
SD60 is once again grateful for the support of Tourmaline. 60K was donated for the 2025-26 school year and will support Camp Cameron,
Board Office Summer Hours & Closure
July 2 – 11, 2025
8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Closed for lunch (12:00 – 1:00 p.m.)
August 18 – 22, 2025
8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Letter from Minister Beare
Please see the letter from Minister Beare to parents and care givers below. Une copie en Français suit.
Thank You – Variety School Grant Program
Thank you to the Variety School Grant Program for their generous support in purchasing bikes that support student inclusion in schools.
Biking is a developmentally appropriate activity that so many kids enjoy.
