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📆Upcoming Dates and Events 📆Upcoming Dates and Events

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SEPTEMBER

Sept. 29 - Orange Shirt Day

Sept. 30 - National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (No School)


OCTOBER

Oct. 2 - PD Day (No School)

Oct. 5 - World Teachers' Day

Oct. 5 - 9 - Read In Week

Oct. 7 - Early Dismissal at 2:14pm

Oct. 9 - Grade 6 Immunizations

Oct. 10: World Mental Health Day

Oct. 12 - Thanksgiving Day (No School)

Oct. 13 - Photo Retakes (Kindergarten B ONLY)

Oct. 13 - Linking Generations Visit

Oct. 14 - Photo Retakes (Kindergarten A & Whole School)

Oct. 14 - Early Dismissal at 2:14pm

Oct. 21 - Early Dismissal at 2:14pm

Oct. 27 - Linking Generations Visit

Oct. 28 - Early Dismissal at 2:14pm

Oct. 29 - Your Future: Post-Secondary and Career Fair

*More dates to come! Check our school website for the most up-to-date information.

$11, 323.90 Raised for Terry Fox Foundation! $11, 323.90 Raised for Terry Fox Foundation!

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THANK YOU to all wolves for their hard work and contributions to our Terry Fox Run!


$11,323.90 and counting!!!


Just a little background info over the last 4 years we have almost raised $50,000!!


2023 $11 435.10

2024 $13 091.66

2025 $13 389.13

2026 $11 323.90

TOTAL$49 239.79


WOW - way to be great community leaders and difference maker!

Attendance Matters! Attendance Matters!

Showing up for school has a huge impact on a student’s social and academic development. Even as children grow more independent, families play a key role in making sure students get to school and understand how attendance benefits their health and success in school and beyond.


Did you Know?


  • Students should miss no more than 9 days of school each year to stay engaged and on track to graduation.
  • By 6th grade, chronic absence (missing 10%, or 2 days each month) is one of three signs that a student may drop out of high school.


  • By 9th grade, attendance is a better predictor of graduation rates than 8th grade test scores.


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School Bus Safety Week: October 19-23 School Bus Safety Week: October 19-23

Schools throughout Elk Island Public Schools (EIPS) are celebrating School Bus Safety Week from October 19-23. The theme: ‘Be Bright, Stand in Sight,’ which helps remind students to be visible and make smart choices while waiting for the school bus. Throughout the week, various activities are planned, including information sessions, bus-safety lesson plans and bus-evacuation drills.

My Blueprint Parent Information Session on October 6 My Blueprint Parent Information Session on October 6

Families with students in grades 7-12 are invited to a virtual myBlueprint information session on October 6 at 6 p.m. Parents and guardians are encouraged to attend to see how the tool works, explore its features and learn how it can support individual goals and career planning through junior high, senior high and life beyond graduation. See below for details on how to join the sessions:


My Blueprint Parent Information Session:


Who: Parents and guardians of students in grades 7-12

Date: Oct. 6, 2026

Time: 6:00 p.m.

Location: Virtual


For more information, please see the myBlueprint website.

The Indigenous Youth Ambassadors Club The Indigenous Youth Ambassadors Club

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Mrs. Rice is excited to announce that The Indigenous Youth Ambassadors Club will be running again this year. This initiative is designed to create a supportive space for students to explore and celebrate Indigenous culture, and she would love for your child to be part of it.

Club Details:

  • First Meeting: Monday, September 28th, 2026
  • Frequency: Once a month throughout the school year
  • Time: Lunch hour
  • Location: Music Room

Indigenous students in grades one to nine are encouraged to bring a friend or ally along with them. Together, they will engage in enriching activities led by mentors and guest speakers, where they will learn about art, games, language, plants, beading, and making Bannock.

If your child is interested in joining the Indigenous Youth Ambassadors, please encourage them to attend the first meeting on September 28th. Mrs. Rice looks forward to a wonderful year filled with learning and community building.

Sunridge Ski/Board Fieldtrip – January 26, 2027 Sunridge Ski/Board Fieldtrip – January 26, 2027

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Dear Lakeland Ridge School families:


All Lakeland Ridge grades 4, 5, 6, and 7 students have the opportunity to spend a day at Sunridge Ski Area in Edmonton this winter.


On January 26, 2027, at 8:50 am students will board a bus for Sunridge Ski Area and return to the school at 3:00 pm.


The Fee for Sunridge Skiing/Snowboard Lift Ticket/Lesson/Bus/Rentals of $56.00 has now been added to all grade 4, 5, 6 and 7 student accounts. Log in to your PowerSchool Parent Portal account to view and pay these fees. Fees are due within 30 days of being assessed.


NEW THIS YEAR


If your child does not require rentals, and/or are a season passholder, fees can be adjusted. If you need adjusting please email general.LLR@eips.ca with the following information before December 1, 2027:


  • Your child’s first and last name, grade, and “No Rentals required”

Or

  • Your child’s first and last name, grade and “is a season passholder” and attach copy of Season’s pass.

Fee adjustments for those who submitted proper documentation will be processed in the Spring.

  • No Rentals will be adjusted to $44.00
  • Season passholder will be adjusted to $46.00

If this results in an overpayment, the overpayment stays on your child’s student account. Overpayments over $75 are refunded back to payor’s credit card.


No refunds available after December 31, 2026.


Permission forms will be available on Permission Click early January.


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Student Medical Plans Student Medical Plans

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Students with severe allergies (anaphylaxis), asthma, epilepsy, or diabetes require a medical plan. Please contact our office if your child has one of the conditions listed above or has a medical condition that requires a medical plan. A permission click will be emailed to you to complete.


If your child requires medication to be accessible at the school, such as Tylenol, Advil, Benadryl, Reactine, Tums, or prescription medications, please complete the Medication Management Form.


Students are not permitted to administer their own medication at school. All medication should be provided in its original packaging and labelled with the student’s name. All medication will be stored in the office with administering recorded.

The Talking Stick Newsletter - September 2026 The Talking Stick Newsletter - September 2026

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Pay School Fees Online! Pay School Fees Online!

Wondering when and how to pay for school fees? School fee information for the 2026-27 school year will be posted on the PowerSchool Parent Portal in late September. All fees are due within 30 days of being posted. NOTE: Additional fees may be added throughout the year—for example, at the beginning of each semester, as your child takes part in various activities, or they may be adjusted by changes in selected optional courses in junior and senior high school. If you’re unable to pay your school fees, you can apply to have certain fees waived. The application deadline is Dec. 15, 2026.


For more information, visit the https://www.lakelandridge.ca/about/180409 on the school website. Alternatively, contact Cathy Eyben at Lakeland Ridge at 780-416-9018.

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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