Wolf Tracks

A huge congratulations to all the students involved in this year’s production of Newsies! Your hard work, talent, and dedication shone brightly on stage. From the powerful performances to the seamless behind-the-scenes work, you brought the story to life in an unforgettable way.

We are so proud of each and every student. Bravo!

APRIL

Apr. 26 - Eagles Invitational Elementary Badminton Tournament

Apr. 27 - May 4 - National Volunteer Week

Apr. 29 - Gr.3 Rundle Park Field Trip

Apr. 29 - Linking Generations Trip

Apr. 29 - Indigenous Youth Ambassador's Club 12:25

Apr. 29 - RAP and Collegiate Pathways Information Session @ Fort Sask. High

MAY

May 2 - Professional Learning Day (No School for Students)

May 5 - Bus Driver Appreciation Day
May 5 - Fitness and Wellness 7 Field Trip @ Modo Yoga

May 5 - Drama 8 & 9 Rapid Fire Theatre Field Trip

May 6 - Citadel Students Club: Little Women 7pm

May 7 - Early Dismissal - Disney Theme Day

May 8 - Learning Strategies 8 & 9 Skills Alberta Field Trip

May 8 - STEAM Night

May 9 - Fitness and Wellness 8 & 9 Modo Yoga Field Trip

Check our school website for the most up-to-date information.

Families of students in grades 3–9 at Lakeland Ridge and Davidson Creek are invited to an evening of hands-on fun exploring Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. With over 20 interactive stations—including 3D printing, geology, welding, robotics battles, stage makeup, cartooning, palaeontology, and more—it’s sure to be a night of discovery and excitement for all ages!

In the coming weeks, we will begin the process of creating class lists for the next school year. This is a carefully planned and thoughtful process that requires considerable time and attention to detail. We work hard to balance a variety of factors, including academic needs and social-emotional considerations to ensure each student is placed in the most supportive environment for their learning.

As in past years, we will not be taking classroom or teacher requests. Thank you for your understanding as we work to create a positive and productive learning environment for all students.

National Volunteer Week takes place April 27 to May 4. On behalf of the Board of Trustees at Elk Island Public Schools (EIPS), I want to say a giant thank you to all EIPS volunteers. This year’s theme is Volunteers Make Waves, and that’s certainly true in our Division. No matter whether you’ve chaperoned a field trip, helped out at a hot lunch day or provided support in a classroom—every time you’ve stepped in a school—you’ve made a ripple effect that washes over your community. These waves of positivity, hard work and dedication build up and make a momentous impact on a student’s experience at school.

So, thank you again for being a part of our ocean at EIPS. The waves you’ve made—and will continue to create—all contribute to our collective goals of ensuring learning and working environments sustain student learning and amplifying the importance of public education in our province. This National Volunteer Week, I encourage everyone to celebrate the hundreds of volunteers and thousands of hours put into supporting student growth and achievement at schools across the Division.

Cathy Allen
Chair, EIPS Board of Trustees

Students, families and staff are invited to learn more about the Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP) and Collegiate Pathways—part of the new Campus EIPS. Learn from industry experts, Career Pathways staff, and current and former RAP students.

The same session will be offered in person at the following locations:

• Tuesday, April 29
  6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
  Fort Saskatchewan High

Email: general.llr@eips.ca
Website: https://www.lakelandridge.ca/
Location: 101 Crimson Drive, Sherwood Park, AB, Canada
Phone: 780-416-9018
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