Tomorrow is Red Dress Day.
Tomorrow is Red Dress Day.
Good morning LFMSS!
Good morning LFMSS!
Our Library Learning Commons has a vast array of reading material to further your knowledge of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Two-Spirit, Transgender, and Gender-Diverse+Peoples
Our Library Learning Commons has a vast array of reading material to further your knowledge of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Two-Spirit, Transgender, and Gender-Diverse+Peoples
If you need assistance accessing Formal Learning Reports on MyEd, please use
the following information to assist you. Learning Reports will be issued on Monday. https://www.sd35.bc.ca/students-parents/myedbc-family-portal-help/
If you need assistance accessing Formal Learning Reports on MyEd, please use
the following information to assist you. Learning Reports will be issued on Monday. https://www.sd35.bc.ca/students-parents/myedbc-family-portal-help/
LFMSS presents Frozen Jr. the Musical.
This is not something you want to miss!!! get your tickets now! ❄️ www.lfmssfrozen.com
LFMSS presents Frozen Jr. the Musical.
This is not something you want to miss!!! get your tickets now! ❄️ www.lfmssfrozen.com
Ms. Vogt`s CLE 10 class recently participated in the Canada-wide Youth Philanthropy Initiative, a program designed to encourage youth to connect with and serve their local communities. Students researched four social issues of importance to them: poverty, domestic violence, mental health, and addiction. They chose four local charities that work to address these issues and who support people who may need help (Raphael House, Ishtar Women`s Support Services, Kindred Community Farm Sanctuary, and VisionQuest Recovery Society). Each group conducted a site visit, prepared a PPT, and presented their research on the social issue and their chosen charity to an audience of nearly 300 people, including representatives of each charity, students and staff. All groups represented their charities well, and the winning charity, Raphael House, selected by audience vote after the presentations, will receive a $5000 grant to continue their work! Thank you to all students for their hard work in raising awareness of both these important issues and of these charities that support those in need. Well done!
Ms. Vogt`s CLE 10 class recently participated in the Canada-wide Youth Philanthropy Initiative, a program designed to encourage youth to connect with and serve their local communities. Students researched four social issues of importance to them: poverty, domestic violence, mental health, and addiction. They chose four local charities that work to address these issues and who support people who may need help (Raphael House, Ishtar Women`s Support Services, Kindred Community Farm Sanctuary, and VisionQuest Recovery Society). Each group conducted a site visit, prepared a PPT, and presented their research on the social issue and their chosen charity to an audience of nearly 300 people, including representatives of each charity, students and staff. All groups represented their charities well, and the winning charity, Raphael House, selected by audience vote after the presentations, will receive a $5000 grant to continue their work! Thank you to all students for their hard work in raising awareness of both these important issues and of these charities that support those in need. Well done!
