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SD57 Trustees vote 4-3 to compromise on name for new Kelly Road

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School District 57's Trustees have decided: the school will be dual named both Kelly Road Secondary School and Shas...

68% of Kelly Road survey respondents want the name to remain Kelly Road

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The results of the Kelly Road survey are in, and many residents want the name to stay as-is. 68% of...

1 in 7 students have reported some form of online bullying

News Justin Madu -
During Pink Shirt Day 2020, School District 57 is reminding the public that a million dollars has been committed...

SD57 welcomes new Superintendent of Schools

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School District 57's Vice Chair, Trent Derrick, and Community Relations Officer, Jason Peters, joined together to officially introduce the...

School District 57 will receive $2.1 million from BC’s School Enhancement Program

News Shannon Waters -
The BC Ministry of Education announced the details of this year’s School Enhancement Program, which it says is about...

School Board Trustees to perform self-evaluation by August

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School Board Trustee Sharel Warrington says it’s time for School District 57’s board to evaluate its performance over the...

Teegee concerned about aboriginal education in School District 57

News Shannon Waters -
Carrier Sekani Tribal Chief Terry Teegee attended the school board meeting last night to push for School District 57 to...

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Music at the Pavilion to kick off Thursday night

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