District Highlights

It is a warm, overcast July morning and Katzie language instructor Leah Meunier is leading a scavenger hunt with a group of enthusiastic children along a riverside trail in Pitt Meadows. The elementary-aged students from the Katzie First Nation hold laminated flash cards with pictures and hən̓q̓əmín̓əm̓ names for... read more

A new interactive map launched by the First Peoples’ Cultural Council is a valuable tool for people looking to learn more about Indigenous languages, arts, and cultures. The launch of the First Peoples’ Map comes as students across Maple Ridge – Pitt Meadows School District 42 are celebrating National... read more

Ready to make a positive difference in your community and the world? If you are a grade 9-12 student in Maple Ridge or Pitt Meadows, you can apply for the Ridge Meadows Youth Impact Summit (RMYIS), which takes place from October 4-6, 2019. At the all-expenses-paid weekend retreat, students... read more

When the Albion Elementary community thinks of leaders in our school, the name Ryleigh Meredith always comes to mind. As a member of the school leadership committee, she has played an integral role in organizing and running events to raise awareness for causes such as the SPCA and Children’s... read more

For the second consecutive year, Maple Ridge – Pitt Meadows School District No. 42 has earned the Meritorious Budget Award (MBA) for excellence in budget presentation (2019/20). MBA awards are presented annually by the Association of School Business Officials International (ASBO) to promote and recognize best budget presentation practices... read more

The next time social studies teacher Tim Dilley discusses Japan with his students, he will be able to offer some first-hand insight. Dilley, who teaches at Pitt Meadows Secondary, was recently awarded the 2019 Keizai Koho Center Teacher Fellowship and had the opportunity to travel and study in Japan... read more

Maialee Decker has been a student at Alouette Elementary for the past year and a half and has made a strong impression on the students and staff at the school.  Her kind nature and mature attitude are natural components of her leadership skills, but it is her passion about... read more

The Life After School Transition Committee is hosting its annual Community Inclusion BBQ at the Greg Moore Youth Centre on Oct. 9, from 11:30 am to 2 pm.  The event celebrates inclusivity and diverse abilities and contributions of all members of the community. Enjoy free hotdogs, pop, chips, cookies,... read more

The motto of c̓əsqənelə elementary is “Walk Together as One, Learn Together as One.” So, for the opening day at the brand-new Albion-area school, that’s exactly what they did. On Wednesday morning, more than 400 students and their parents and guardians gathered at Albion Sports Complex so they could... read more

For the third straight year, former Thomas Haney Secondary student Karrah Parke will be testing her skills against the best from around the globe at Certiport’s 2019 Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship. Parke, who now attends Kwantlen University, earned a spot at the 2019 world championship by finishing first... read more