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Friday, May 8

Wolf TracksFriday, May 8
Report Absences to the Office

Messages for Students Messages for Students

To help us ensure messages reach students during the school day, please contact the office before the start of Block 6 (2:20 p.m.). After this time, we cannot guarantee that your child will receive the message before the end of the day. Thank you for helping us keep communication timely and manageable.

Upcoming Dates Upcoming Dates

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MAY 2026

May 10: Bear Witness Day

May 11: Kinder A & Junior High Class Portraits

May 12: Kinder B & Grades 1 -6 Class Portraits

May 12: Kindergarten Info Night

May 13: Early Dismissal

May 13: Educational Assistant Appreciation Day

May 13: School Council/PAS Meeting 6:00pm
May 14: Moose Hide Campaign Day

May 14: Hot Lunch - Subway

May 18: Victoria Day (No School)

May 19: Jr. High Track Meet

May 20: Early Dismissal

May 21: PAT: ELA 9 (Part A)

May 22: PAT: ELA 6 (Part A)
May 25-29: Rural Health Week

May 26: Linking Generations, Booster Juice Hot Lunch

May 27: Early Dismissal

May 28: Volunteer Tea


JUNE 2026

June 2: Gr.6 Immunizations

June 4: PAT: Gr.6 ELA Part B

June 5: Last day library learning commons schedule

June 9: PAT: Gr.9 ELA Part B

June 10: Student library books due

June 12: PAT: Gr.6 Science

June 15: PAT: Gr.6 Math Part A

June 15: Jr. High Awards and Athletic Awards

June 16: PAT: Gr.9 Math Part A

June 18: PAT: Gr.6 Math Part B

June 18: Campus EIPS Jr. High Presentation

June 19: PAT: Gr.9 Math Part B

June 19: Gr.3-6 Track Day

June 22: PAT: Gr.9 Social

June 23: Last Instructional Day

June 23: PAT: Gr.9 Science

June 23: Report Cards go Live!

Volunteer Tea Volunteer Tea

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We would like to cordially invite you to Lakeland Ridge School's Volunteer Tea!


This is a time-honoured tradition that we are so excited to host again this year. Our school community could not function as vibrantly as it does without your gift of time!


Our volunteer appreciation celebration will be on May 28 in the Mukluk Gym from 12:30 p.m. until 1:30 p.m. The school will be providing entertainment and serving lunch (sandwiches, salads, and dessert. Gluten Free options will be available). Whether you have volunteered once this year, or once a week, we would love you to attend!


If you are able to attend, please click the link to RSVP.


Thank you for all you do to support our learning community!

School Council/Parent Action Society Meeting on Wednesday! School Council/Parent Action Society Meeting on Wednesday!

Join us Wednesday at 6:00pm in the library learning commons for our next School Council and Parent Action Society meetings. Participating in the School Council and Parent Action Society meetings is a fantastic way to get engaged in your child's education!


For upcoming meeting agendas and past minutes, check out the School Council and Parent Action Society pages on our school website.

The Talking Stick: First Nation, Métis and Inuit May Newsletter The Talking Stick: First Nation, Métis and Inuit May Newsletter

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Pick Up Be Proud! Contest Pick Up Be Proud! Contest

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During the month of May, teachers will be giving out prize draw slips to students who they catch helping clean up our school and school grounds! At the end of May, everyone entered will be eligible to win 4 courtside seats to an Edmonton Stingers game!


Thank you to our vending machine company, Kala Fresh, for donating this amazing prize to help keep our school community clean!

EIPS Annual Education Results Report EIPS Annual Education Results Report

Every year, Elk Island Public Schools (EIPS) publishes an Annual Education Results Report, which outlines the Division’s Four-Year Education Plan, growth opportunities and how it supports students in achieving the best possible outcomes. Read through this year’s EIPS Annual Education Results Report and discover how EIPS fosters learning environments for all students to learn, grow and thrive—and why it matters.

May Spotlight: Cultivating high-quality learning environments and experiences

  • Raising the Bar: Evidence-based practices that are enhancing teaching and learning in EIPS

  • Power of Kindness: Creating welcoming, inclusive, respectful and safe learning environments in schools

  • Building Blocks: How effective planning, management and infrastructure are supporting learning


RELATED INFORMATION
EIPS Four-Year Education Plan: 2022-26
EIPS Three-Year Capital Plan: 2027-30

Transitioning to Junior High Transitioning to Junior High

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For youth entering Grade 7 in the upcoming school year.


This engaging and experiential workshop helps youths prepare for the move to junior high through fun short hands-on activities, and meaningful conversations. Youth will learn about managing stress, embracing change, building resilience, and developing practical skills to support a confident transition. There will be time to ask questions, chance to meet others who are starting Grade 7 too and build confidence for Grade 7—plus, pizza is included!


In partnership with the Strathcona County Library.


Date: Thursday, May 28

Time: 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Location: Community Centre
401 Festival Lane, Sherwood Park


Please note: Limited spots left and registration is required. Register now.

Making the Leap: Navigating Your Child’s Move to Junior High Making the Leap: Navigating Your Child’s Move to Junior High

For caregivers of youth entering junior high in Fall 2026


This registered, parent-only session supports caregivers in understanding common junior high stressors and “jitters.” Participants will learn practical strategies to build confidence, resilience, and emotional well-being in their children as they navigate this exciting period of growth and change.

In partnership with the Strathcona County Family Resource Network.


Date: Thursday, June 4
Time: 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Location:
Family Resource Network Building
160 Festival Way


Register now

EIPS Powwow EIPS Powwow

Elk Island Public Schools is thrilled to invite students, families and community members to a celebration of Indigenous culture and community. Come experience the vibrant traditions, music and dance at our upcoming powwow!

The afternoon will feature incredible performances by First Nations dancers from local communities, with the heartbeat of the event provided by the renowned Cree Confederation Drum Group and the Young Gunz Drum Group.

Event Details:

Date: Saturday, May 23
Time: 12 to 5 p.m.


Location: Lakeland Ridge, gymnasium
101 Crimson Dr., Sherwood Park

RCMP Bike Rodeo and Safety Fair RCMP Bike Rodeo and Safety Fair

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Kindergarten Registration Kindergarten Registration

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Lakeland Ridge has space in Kindergarten for the 2026-27 school year. Register now so you don't miss our Kindergarten Information Evening in May!


Follow this link to register your child.

Pedalheads Fundraiser Pedalheads Fundraiser

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Contact Us Contact Us

Email: general.llr@eips.ca
Website: https://www.lakelandridge.ca/
Location: 101 Crimson Drive, Sherwood Park, AB, Canada
Phone: 780-416-9018
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Lakeland-Ridge-School-1490402014609661
Instagram: @LakelandRidgeWolves

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