District Highlights

Yennadon students used poster boards, dioramas, and drawings to show what makes them unique during the school’s Identity Day Tour this month. The students setup displays at their desks, before  read more

Hammond Elementary kicked off fall with a petting zoo and pumpkin patch last week. Older students helped kids in the younger grades pick out a pumpkin, while classes took turns  read more

A group of Harry Hooge Elementary students decorated their school and performed dances as part of the Diwali celebrations last week. Kawaldeep Ghuman, a teacher at the school, said the  read more

Schools across Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows held runs, threw pies, and had fun while raising money for cancer research during the Terry Fox Run last month. At c̓əsqənelə Elementary,  read more

The Pitt Meadows Elementary Shotokan karate program is getting some new members thanks to a generous grant from the Canadian Tire Jumpstart initiative.  The $6,465 donation will cover the cost  read more

Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows students recognized Truth and Reconciliation Week by wearing orange, creating art, and taking part in class discussions focused on understanding the intergenerational trauma suffered by  read more

Orange Shirt Day is an Indigenous-led grassroots commemorative day intended to raise awareness of the individual, family, and community inter-generational impacts of residential schools. On September 30 and throughout Truth  read more

Today marks the beginning of Truth and Reconciliation Week across Canada in honour of the survivors of residential schools and the children who never returned home.  Students in the Maple  read more

Thirteen years after missing his high school graduation, Paulo Calla decided it was time to take the leap and get his diploma. There was just one thing stopping him: Social  read more

A Thomas Haney Secondary student is updating his resume after winning third place at the 2022 Microsoft Office Specialist Canadian National Championship last month. Kalib Soltesz, who is going into  read more