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2024 Winter Break Message from the Superintendent of Schools

To our entire district learning community, we wish you a joyful Winter Break. May this season bring the spirit of togetherness, cherished traditions, and meaningful moments with loved ones. Wishing you rest, renewal, and happiness. Read the Superintendent’s message here.

Upcoming Webinar for Parents & Caregivers: Navigating Technology Use Across Childhood and Adolescence

Parents and caregivers are invited to a free webinar, Navigating Technology Use Across Childhood and Adolescence: Supporting Healthy Habits, hosted by BC Children’s Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre and BC Children’s Health Promotion & Schools teams on November 27th from 12-1 pm PST. This session will explore ways to help children and youth find balance with technology in the digital age. Learn more and register by clicking on the headline.

Winter Weather Reminder: School Closure Information

As we approach the winter season with more windstorms and snow, please check out this friendly reminder about our school district's Inclement Weather and School Closure Policy.

Honouring Remembrance Day in Sea to Sky School District - November 11, 2024

On Remembrance Day, the Sea to Sky School District honours the sacrifices of Canada’s veterans, including Indigenous veterans and all those who continue to serve. In the days leading up to Remembrance Day, students across our schools participated in ceremonies, created artwork, and learned about Canada’s history of service. These activities encourage reflection on the courage, resilience, and dedication of those who defended our freedoms, reminding us of the importance of peace, unity, and respect.

Honouring Indigenous Veterans Day

In honour of Indigenous Veterans Day on November 8, the Sea to Sky School District recognizes the sacrifices and contributions of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit veterans who have served in uniform. Indigenous peoples in Canada have a long-standing history of military service, with thousands bravely enlisting during major conflicts, from World War I and World War II to present-day peacekeeping missions. Their courage, resilience, and dedication to peace have left a lasting impact on Canada and the world. Today, we express our gratitude to all Indigenous veterans as we acknowledge their invaluable role in shaping our shared history and protecting our freedoms. To learn more, visit the Indigenous Veterans, click here. In honour of Indigenous Veterans Day, all school and district sites will lower the Canadian Flag to half-mast, and the flags will remain at half-mast until Remembrance Day.

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