Building on the success of the Minister's Youth Council, which sees high school students from across Alberta working with Education Minister Adriana LaGrange to help make our educational system the best…
Crowsnest Consolidated High School (CCHS) sits at the foot of the Rocky Mountains and their geography and community provide numerous opportunities for students to participate in place-based learning. …
Things are “W.I.L.D.” at Isabelle Sellon School in Blairmore. “W.I.L.D. stands for ‘Wonder About the World’, ‘Imagine Our Dreams’, ‘Live in Nature’, and ‘Do Caring Things’,” says…
Imagine being a seven-year-old student at Horace Allen School in the Crowsnest Pass. Each day you get to spend time outside, visiting “your” tree in the forest at nearby Flumerfelt Park each week…
What if school wasn’t just sitting at a desk, reading a textbook, or using a geometry set? What if a student’s education helped them relate to the land, the environment, and their place in the world? …
We did it! A challenging but rewarding school year is over and the summer can begin. If you haven't had a chance yet, check out our year-end video that celebrates the amazing things that happened in -…
First Nation, Metis, and Inuit students graduating from F.P. Walshe School received an eagle feather and blessing as they move on in the next phase of their lives. On June 10, Elders Peter and Jeannie…
Each year the Alberta Schools Boards Association (ASBA) celebrates exceptional indigenous students based on their exemplary leadership, courage, and commitment to their cultures and educational paths.…
It's not too late! If you haven't registered yet, there are still spots available for FACES 2021. This year's programming includes a personal adventure with summer project work, as well as a 2-day in-person…
Our staff, students, and families are amazing! Check out some of the wonderful things that have happened in - and outside! - our schools during the 2020-2021 school year. Have a happy and safe summer,…
Grade 1 to 3 students from elementary schools across Livingstone Range School Division will get a boost in their reading this summer. Approximately 50 students will be nominated by their teacher and school…
Even though it's been a challenging year, we know there have been a lot of really positive things happen in our schools. We asked staff and parents/guardians to share what great things they've seen that…
Welcome to the new school year! While we are still busy planning and preparing, here are some important details you may want to know to help in your summer planning and preparing for next year! First…
Alberta's Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Deena Hinshaw, addresses parents' and guardians' concerns about COVID-19 vaccinations and provides reliable information about the safety and effectiveness…
Alberta's Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Deena Hinshaw, addresses parents' and guardians' concerns about COVID-19 vaccinations and provides reliable information about the safety and effectiveness…
No doubt about it: the 2020-2021 school year has been challenging. Adjusting to school during a pandemic with masks, social distancing, quarantine, and periods of at-home learning has been hard. But our…
As we settle in to planning for the new year, we would like to share some of our early changes in regards to our classrooms and teachers. While we still have some transitions in the works, many of our…
Thursday, June 3 will be recognized across Alberta as Mental Wellness Day for Schools — with the theme "Take care of yourself and each other." This provincial government initiative addresses the continued…
Each year, Livingstone Range School Division welcomes high school students from around the world to study in and discover one of the most beautiful places in Canada: southwestern Alberta. "We're looking…
There are no students for classes on Friday, May 21 (for a staff planning and collaboration day) or Monday, May 24 (for Victoria Day). Enjoy your long weekend! Classes will resume on Tuesday, May 25.…