Please see below the press release from the Ministry of Education.
VICTORIA – Students, families, teachers and staff should plan for a near-normal return to school in September.
The Province is providing $43.6 million to support ongoing health and safety measures, First Nations and Métis students, mental health services, rapid response teams, and to address learning impacts to students. (more…)
Dear families and staff,
Last week, Tk’emlúps te Secwe̓pemc First Nation announced the devastating discovery of the remains of 215 Indigenous children buried in unmarked graves at the site of a former residential school in Kamloops, BC. The discovery speaks of unimaginable horror and deep loss. It is a painful reminder of the profound, lasting harms on Indigenous communities, and of the heartbreaking and ongoing intergenerational trauma suffered by Indigenous families. (more…)
Regular Student Transportation 2021/22
Registration deadline: June 30, 2021
Please note that the COVID-19 Public Health Guidance for K-12 School Settings are encouraging private vehicle use and active transportation (biking, walking, etc.) by students where possible to decrease bus transportation density. (more…)
...read moreDear families,
As you know, earlier this week, the Provincial Health Officer announced the 4-step plan to gradually lift current restrictions, including restrictions on personal and organized gatherings. Today, we received official clarification from the Ministry of Education that these changes do not impact the existing COVID-19 Operational and Health & Safety Guidelines for K-12 settings, which will remain in place and must continue to be followed for the remainder of the school year. (more…)
At its May 5, 2021, regular public meeting, the board received for information a proposed amended district school calendar for the 2021/22 school year. (more…)
Dear families,
Please see below additional information from Fraser Health on the immunization program for 12-17 year olds. (more…)
Dear families,
The province has proclaimed May 23-29, 2021, as Anti-Racism Awareness Week – a chance for British Columbians to celebrate and learn about B.C.’s diverse culture, reflect on biases, and stand together against racism.
In June 2020, former superintendent Sylvia Russell sent a letter to families affirming the district’s commitment to creating fully inclusive learning environments for staff and students. Today, I am writing to provide an update on this important work and to restate our efforts to foster anti-racism and racial inclusivity in the Maple Ridge – Pitt Meadows School District. (more…)
Are you a parent/guardian with a student going into Grade 8 at a School District 42 secondary school next year?
Then join us on Wednesday, May 26, for one of our online Parent Nights to learn more about what your child can expect in September. During the Zoom presentation, you will get an overview of the typical student experience and learn more about what services and supports are available for your child. (more…)
Health Canada has approved the use of the Pfizer vaccine for youth aged 12 to 17. British Columbia is expanding the COVID-19 Immunization Plan to include this age group.
Youth are excited to protect themselves and their families. (more…)
...read moreThe Maple Ridge – Pitt Meadows School District is offering the following Summer Learning 2021 options: (more…)
