Titan News

Tofield School

Address: 4824 58 Ave, Tofield, AB T0B 4J3

Battle River School Division

780-662-3133

We acknowledge that Battle River School Division is located on Treaty 6 territory, and we respect the histories, languages, and cultures of First Nations, Metis, Inuit and all First Peoples of Canada, whose presence continues to enrich our vibrant community. We acknowledge that the connections to the land and each other are vital to the work we do.

O Canada! Our home and native land!

True patriot love in all of us command.

With glowing hearts we see thee rise,

The True North strong and free!

From far and wide, O Canada,

We stand on guard for thee.

God keep our land glorious and free!

O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

Mr. Gordon Thompson, Principal (Grades 10-12)

Ms. Melissa Korpan Assistant Principal (Grades 7-9)

Mr. Clayton Roe Assistant Principal (Grades 5-6)

Lest We Forget: A Call for Cooperation

Dear Students, Families, and Community Members,

As we enter November, we take time to honour the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve in our military. Their courage and dedication protect the freedoms we hold dear. This reflection aligns closely with our school's mission to cultivate a welcoming, positive, and nurturing learning environment where every student, every day, is a success. Thank you for your continued partnership in prioritizing kindness, active listening, empathy, and respect in our Grades 5–12 school community.

Our school Remembrance Day program will be held at the Tofield School gym on Friday, November 6th, starting at 10:30 a.m.

Key Information & Communication Guidelines

Fall Break Reminder

We encourage everyone—students, staff, and families—to use the upcoming Fall Break to rest and recharge. This is an important opportunity to step back, relax, and prepare for the second half of Semester One.

• Start of Break: End of the day on Friday, November 6, 2026.

• Students Return: Monday, November 16, 2026.

Parent-Teacher Interviews

Parent-Teacher Interviews will occur on Thursday, November 5th, from 3:30-7:30. These meetings provide a focused time for the teacher to share updates on the child's strengths and areas for improvement and allow parents to learn about their child's academic performance, social interactions, classroom behavior, and learning style. These face-to-face meetings build trust and rapport between the family and the school. They ensure an open channel of two-way communication, which is essential for quickly addressing any future concerns.

Staff Communication Hours

We respect our employees’ wellness and their need for a work-life balance. Please note our communication policy for contacting teachers and school administration by telephone or email:

• Availability Hours: Monday to Friday, 6:00 am to 6:00 pm.

• Response Time: Staff will reply to communications at their earliest practical opportunity within these hours.

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If you have questions about your child’s programming, behaviour, or other classroom-related concerns, please communicate directly with your child's teacher first.

Thank you for your ongoing support of our school community. Wishing all of our families a restful and peaceful Fall Break!

Warm regards,

Tofield School Administration

Creating a safe, respectful and welcoming school community is a shared responsibility—both online and in person. As part of our digital citizenship learning, students are being reminded that the choices they make online can have an impact on themselves and others.

Students are encouraged to:

• Post. Pause. Think. Stop and think before posting, sending, liking or sharing.

• Don’t join in. What we say, share and do online can affect other people.

• Check in. If something online does not feel right, talk to a trusted adult.

• Speak up. If you see something that could hurt someone, tell an adult who can help.

• Know when to step away. Sometimes the best choice is to put the device down and be present with the people around us.

We want every student to know that they have a role in creating a kind and positive online community. If something online feels confusing, uncomfortable or unsafe, they can always talk to a trusted adult at school.

Our goal is not to keep students away from technology, but to help them develop the skills and good decision-making they need to use it safely, responsibly and respectfully.

We appreciate parents reinforcing these same messages regularly at home and in the community. Supporting student safety and wellness is a shared responsibility, and consistent messaging across school, home, and community can strengthen its impact. By working together, we can help students develop the awareness, skills, and habits that support safety and well-being.

To keep instructional time focused on learning, we remind families that personal mobile devices must be powered off (or set to silent) and stored in a backpack, bag, or locker during class time. We appreciate your partnership in reinforcing these expectations at home to minimize classroom disruptions.

We are honored to be part of your child’s educational journey. Thank you for your continued partnership as we work together to make 2026–2027 an incredible year for all our students.

Go Titans!

As the temperature drops and snow begins to fall, we want to make sure our Grade 5 and 6 students are fully prepared for outdoor recess. Recess is a crucial time for students to recharge, get fresh air, and burn off energy, but being outdoors during the cold winter months requires the right clothing.

Please Send Your Child with Proper Winter Gear

To keep your child warm, dry, and comfortable, please ensure they bring the following items to school every day:

• Warm winter coat

• Snow pants (essential for playing in the snow and staying dry)

• Winter boots

• Toque / Warm hat

• Insulated gloves or mittens (an extra pair in their backpack is always a good idea!)

• Neck warmer or scarf

Tip: Please label all winter items with your child's name to help us return any lost gear quickly!

Outdoor Snow & Winter Safety Rules

To ensure everyone has a fun, injury-free time in the snow, we have established a few important safety rules for all Grade 5/6 outdoor breaks:

1. No Throwing Snowballs or Ice Chunks: While snow can be fun to play with, throwing snowballs, ice chunks, or packed snow can cause serious injuries. Snow must remain on the ground.

2. Stay Off the Heavy Equipment Snow Hills: Snowbanks and hills created by snowplows and clearers are strictly off-limits. These piles can have hidden hazards, ice pockets, or steep slopes, and they are located near vehicle clearways.

3. Keep Ice on the Ground: Please do not kick, pick up, or throw pieces of ice.

4. Respect Personal Space & Play Safely: Be mindful of others when building snow forts, sliding, or playing group games.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe, warm, and enjoyable winter season for all our students!

Wednesday, November 18, 2026 | 7:00 PM | Tofield Legion

The Tofield Grad Society invites all prospective graduates and their parents/guardians to attend our upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Wednesday, November 18, at 7:00 PM at the Tofield Legion.

A direct email was sent from the school on November 2nd to the parents/guardians and students eligible for graduation this year. If you did not receive this email, please contact the school office.

All prospective graduates and their parents/guardians highly encouraged to attend. Your involvement and support help make our grad celebrations possible!

We hope to see you there!

As we settle into the rhythm of the school year, we’d like to share a quick refresher on our lunchtime campus guidelines to ensure all students remain safe, supervised, and accountable.

Grades 5 & 6: Closed Campus

Students in Grades 5 and 6 must remain on school grounds for the entire lunch period, where dedicated on-site supervision is provided in all eating and outdoor areas.

• Leaving Campus: If your child needs to leave school grounds during lunch, a parent or guardian must sign them out at the main office or contact us directly beforehand.

• Special Permission: If you would like your elementary student to have ongoing permission to leave campus at lunch, please contact the school office to request and complete the Consent for Travel off School Grounds (Parental Direction) form.

Grades 7–12: Open Campus

Students in Grades 7 through 12 are permitted to leave school grounds during the lunch hour. We trust our secondary students to be great ambassadors for our school in the surrounding community—staying safe, being respectful neighbors, and arriving back on time for their afternoon classes!

Thank you for your continued partnership in keeping our school day running smoothly and keeping our students safe. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to the school office.

At our school, seeing our students go above and beyond is one of the greatest highlights of our community. Through our Titan Sightings program, staff members keep a close eye out for students who consistently demonstrate high character, dedicated effort, and genuine heart.

Whether it is showing extra kindness to a classmate, putting in hard work on a tough assignment, or simply making our school a brighter place to be, these students truly embody what it means to be a Titan!

🌟 Celebrating Our Nominees

We want to extend a massive congratulations to every student who received a Titan Sighting nomination. Being recognized by your teachers and peers is a clear sign that your daily choices and positive energy do not go unnoticed. Thank you for setting such a inspiring example across our halls and classrooms!

To our winners: your commitment to excellence, respect, and kindness makes our entire school proud. Keep shining bright and leading the way!

Keep up the great work, Titans! Who will be spotted next? Keep looking out for one another and spreading positivity every day.

We are excited to share a major addition to our learning community at Tofield School: the NEST Room!

NEST stands for Nurture, Engage, Support, and Teach.

What Is the NEST Room?

• Targeted Support: Focuses on closing foundational skill gaps in reading, writing, and math to help students succeed in their everyday coursework.

• Middle & High School Focus: Blends age-appropriate, high-interest learning materials with essential skill remediation, keeping students engaged and motivated.

• Flexible Access: Operates on a dynamic, station-based setup that adapts based on staffing, ensuring students receive personalized instruction in a supportive setting.

• Inclusive Environment: Designed purely as an academic bridge to empower middle and high school learners who need focused, small-group support.

If you have any questions about how the NEST Room might benefit your child, please feel free to reach out to your child's teacher or school administration.

November 2nd: Picture Retakes

November 5th: Parent Teacher Interviews 3:30 - 7:30.

November 6th: Remembrance Day Ceremony

November 9th-13th: Fall Break (NO SCHOOL)

November 11th: Remembrance day

November 25th: Grade 9 Immunizations

Nov 6: Skywheel. Cut off is Oct 26 at 11pm

Nov 18: Tofield Golden Club. Cut off is Nov 5 at 11pm

Nov 27: Uncle Rogers. Cut off is Nov 16 at 11pm

Dec 9: Tofield Golden Club. Cut off is Dec 2 at 11pm

Dec 18: Tillys. Cut off is Dec 7 at 11pm

Jan 13 2027:Tofield Golden ClubCutoff is January 7 2027 at 11pm

Jan 22: Subway. Cut off is Jan 14 at 11pm

Jan 29: Chill & Grill. Cut off is Jan 18 at 11pm

Get ready to satisfy your sweet tooth while supporting a great cause! This Month, we are excited to kick off our Purdy's Chocolatiers Fundraiser. Whether you are looking for holiday gifts, stocking stuffers, or a delicious treat for yourself, Purdy's offers premium, Canadian-made chocolates that everyone loves.

A portion of every order placed goes directly back into supporting our Learning Commons with Books, Crafts, Art Supplies, and Games, so every purchase makes a real difference!

Featured Holiday Highlights

Here is a sneak peek at some of the delicious treats available for order this year:

Here is our official fundraising link Online ONLY!

Start Date: November 2nd, 2026

End Date: November 23rd, 2026

Pickup Date: December 14th, 2026

Pick up address: 4824 58 AVE- In The Learning Commons (Library)

Thank you in advance for your support—supporting a cause never tasted so good!

Halloween spirit was in full force across the hallways at Tofield School! Staff and students went all out in creative, coordinated group costumes that made this year's celebration one to remember.

Our faculty and staff brought iconic storybook and pop-culture moments to life:

• 101 Dalmatians & Cruella: A huge pack of spotty Dalmatians filled the office, complete with Cruella de Vil herself and the trusty dog catcher keeping everyone in line! 🐾

• The Wicked Witches: A spellbinding coven of colorful witches brought a extra dash of magic and mischief to the day. 🧹✨

• Costume Highlights: From a Costco sample team handing out sweet treats to a Slytherin wizard, and a tin-foil hat conspiracy theorist holding a "TOP SECRET" dossier, the creativity was off the charts!

A big thank you to all our enthusiastic staff and students for dressing up, bringing energy to the school, and making Halloween 2026 such a fun and festive day for our entire Tofield School community!

On October 28th, Class 6N took part in an Enriched Academy virtual presentation on smart financial decision-making—and their great participation paid off! They won a donut party! 🍩🎉

Our community came together for an inspiring evening dedicated to celebrating excellence in academics, athletics, and school spirit at our annual Grade 9–12 Awards Night. Throughout the event, we honored students across a wide range of categories, recognizing individual and team sports achievements, presenting the Male Athlete of the Year award, and bestowing high academic distinctions, including our Honors and First Class Honors Awards. Congratulations to all of our award recipients for their incredible dedication, hard work, and accomplishments this year!

An event of this scale is only possible through the collective effort and dedication of our entire school community. We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to:

• Our Students: Thank you for your relentless work ethic, grit, and passion. You inspire us daily.

• Parents and Guardians: Thank you for your unwavering support, late-night pickups, and continuous encouragement from the sidelines and at home.

• Coaches, Teachers, and Staff: Thank you for your endless dedication, long hours of planning, mentoring, and coaching that push our students to reach their full potential.

• Volunteers and Event Coordinators: Thank you to everyone who assisted with setup, decorations, sound, program design, and cleanup to make the evening run seamlessly.

• Sponsors and Community Partners: Thank you for your generous support and contributions toward our school's athletic and academic programs.

Thank you again to everyone who attended and supported this memorable evening. We look forward to another fantastic year ahead!

2 Days. A Few Hours. Over $20,000 for Tofield School!

The Friends of Tofield School Society is looking for volunteers to help with our upcoming Casino Fundraiser in Camrose on November 25 & 26, 2026!

This is one of our biggest fundraising opportunities — and it requires very little effort from each volunteer. We expect this event to bring in more than $20,000 to support our school and students!

We Need You!

We need volunteers to fill the required shifts over the two days. Whether you can help for one shift or more, every volunteer makes a difference!

And there's a bonus… all volunteers receive a FREE MEAL at the casino during their shift!

• November 25 & 26, 2026
• Camrose Casino
• Expected fundraising: $20,000+
• Free meal provided during your shift
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Sign Up Today!

Please use the link below to choose a shift that works for you:

Click here to: SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER

Grab a shift, enjoy a free meal, and help us turn just a few hours of your time into more than $20,000 for Tofield School!

We can't do it without our volunteers — thank you for supporting our students and school!

Our gym transformed into a full interactive mini-golf course when Projct Golf Experience (PGX) visited our school! Students in Grades 5 through 8 had the chance to step away from traditional gym routines and try their hand at golf right on home turf.

The team from PGX set up a custom, mobile 9-hole mini-golf course complete with professional-grade turf, obstacles, and interactive skill stations. Whether students were seasoned players or picking up a club for the very first time, the event was all about inclusive play, learning proper swing technique, and having fun with classmates.

From practicing putting precision to navigating creative obstacles across the course, our middle schoolers brought plenty of energy, friendly competition, and high fives to the gym floor.

A huge thank you to the PGX team for bringing such an engaging, high-energy event to our school!

Senior High Volleyball Tournament Brings Energy to Tofield

For the first time in a number of years, Tofield School hosted its Senior High Volleyball Tournament on September 18 and 19. A total of five girls teams (Tofield, Sedgewick, Bashaw, Holden, and Hay Lakes) and five boys teams (Tofield, Holden, Bashaw, Forestburg, and Viking) competed across two days.

A huge thank you goes to C.W. Sears School for allowing the use of their gymnasium on both Friday and Saturday, as the tournament could not have taken place without their support. Games hosted at Tofield School were live-streamed, and great crowds came out to watch over the weekend. The 2027 Grad class ran a well-supported concession at Tofield School.

• Girls Division: Bashaw defeated Tofield in the finals to take the championship title.

  
  

• Boys Division: Tofield defeated Bashaw in the finals to clinch their first tournament victory of the season.

  
  

Overall, the event was a major success, and plans are already underway to host again next year.

Senior High Volleyball Season Updates

Both volleyball teams have a busy season schedule. Both squads have competed in tournaments at Augustana, the home tournament in Tofield, and Athabasca. The girls team also competed in Wetaskiwin, and the boys have upcoming tournaments scheduled in Hay Lakes and Vermilion.

Key Highlights:

• Tournament Victory: The Senior High Girls won a tournament title in Forestburg on October 23 and 24.

  
  

• League Play Underway: The Senior High league schedule has officially begun, featuring Tofield, Sedgwick, and STCA (Camrose) playing home-and-home games. Tofield has already matched up against STCA and Sedgewick.

  
  

• New Boys Uniforms: The Senior High Boys received new jerseys, sponsored by ArrKann Trailer and RV and secured by Mr. Flasha.

  
  

• Team Outing: Around 25 players and parents from the Senior High Boys team attended an ACAC College volleyball matchup between Augustana and Red Deer College at Augustana.

  
  

• Provincial Ranking: The Senior High Boys team earned an Honorable Mention (HM) in the first 2A Boys Volleyball Provincial Rankings—marking the first time the boys team has been provincially ranked since 2013.

  
  

Sophie Neufeld Advances to Golf Provincials

After local tryouts reduced a field of six boys and one girl down to four total representative golfers per category, five Tofield golfers competed at the Zone Championships hosted at the Camrose Golf Course on Monday, September 21.

Sophie Neufeld posted the lowest score among all female competitors, earning back-to-back Central Zone 1A-2A Girls Golf Champion titles. Her performance qualified her for the ASAA Provincial Golf Championships, hosted by the Edmonton Zone on September 28 and 29 at Cougar Creek and Edmonton Springs Golf Courses. Sophie placed 46th overall among female golfers in the province.

Terry Fox Run Raises Over $300

Organized by Mr. Flasha and the Grade 9B Health class, this year's Terry Fox Run brought together Tofield School and C.W. Sears School. The event setup included punch cards, stickers, outdoor music, and invitations to local RCMP, EMTs, and volunteer coaches.

Students gathered in the gymnasium to view educational videos on Terry Fox before heading outdoors to complete their laps. A draw was held for students completing high lap counts, with three winning official Terry Fox t-shirts. The event raised just over $300.

Acknowledgments: Fall Senior High Coaching Staff

Special thanks to the dedicated coaches leading fall athletics programs:

• Senior High Cross-Country Running: Theresa Jeffrey & Kyle Seiben

  
  

• Senior High Golf: Darcy Shapka & Marcel Flasha

  
  

• Senior High Girls Volleyball: Kayden Strilchuk, Lean Strilchuk, & Avery Stevenson

  
  

• Senior High Boys Volleyball: Marcel Flasha

Get ready to lace up your sneakers! The winter sports season is officially here, and tryouts for both Basketball and Badminton are just around the corner.

Whether you're looking to showcase your skills on the court, improve your game, or simply try something new, we encourage all interested students to come out and give it their best effort. Sports are a fantastic way to stay active, build lasting friendships, and represent our school with pride.

What to Bring:

• Athletic clothes and supportive court shoes

• A refillable water bottle

• Plenty of positive energy and sportsmanship

Good luck to everyone trying out this week—work hard, support one another, and leave it all on the court!

Coaches for this year:

Grade 7 Developmental Volleyball team: Hailey Tiedemann and Clayton Roe

Grade 8 and 9 Developmental Volleyball team: Nomi Bigalow

Junior Girls Volleyball: Adam Madsen and Courtney Borton

Junior Boys Volleyball: Kyle Seiben and Kaden Doerksen

To Our Coaches: Thank you for the countless hours spent developing our student-athletes. You were instrumental in teaching technical skills, promoting strong teamwork, and building lasting character and resilience.

To Our Volunteers: You are the essential backbone of our teams. Your work in coordinating events, managing logistics, and providing unwavering support ensured a smooth and positive experience for everyone involved.

The positive impact you have had on our students goes far beyond the scoreboards. Thank you for investing your time and passion in the lives of our community's youth.

Battle River School Division (BRSD) has announced a partnership with Edmonton-based educational publisher Castle Rock Research to offer families discounted access to curriculum-aligned study resources for students in Grades 3 through 12.

Through this initiative, BRSD families can purchase study tools directly designed to support student learning across key subject areas, including Mathematics, Science, English Language Arts, and Social Studies.

Key Learning Resources Available

• The KEY Study Guides: Comprehensive print guides featuring detailed unit reviews, targeted practice questions with worked-out solutions, and exam preparation strategies tailored to Alberta’s provincial curriculum outcomes.

• SNAP Workbooks: Student Notes and Problems (SNAP) workbooks that offer structured lesson breakdowns, step-by-step problem-solving examples, and extensive practice exercises.

• SOLARO Digital Resources: An interactive online learning platform (Student-Oriented Learning, Assessment & Reporting Online) accessible via computer, tablet, or smartphone. SOLARO gives students access to lessons, practice quizzes, and full practice exams across multiple grade levels, allowing them to review past material or preview upcoming coursework.

Direct Benefits for Families

The collaboration offers resources at a reduced cost compared to standard retail prices, helping families equip students with supplemental study materials for unit exams, provincial achievement tests, and diploma examinations.

A sincere thank you to all the families who generously donated chess boards to our school Chess Club! Thanks to your kindness, our students now have a few boards to practice their strategies, learn new skills, and enjoy friendly games together.

The Canadian Centre for Child Protection is offering a webinar, Parenting in the Online World, to help parents learn more about online risks and trends affecting children and youth seen through operations of Cybertip.ca — Canada’s tipline to report the online sexual exploitation of children — and offer considerations and resources for talking with children and youth about online safety.

There are attendance options of November 18, 2026, and dates in January, February and April. Parents can register for one of the sessions at

The music room has been full of energy, rhythm, and passion every Tuesday after school as our student musicians gather for Jam Club!

Whether plugging in electric guitars, keeping the beat on drums, laying down basslines, playing piano, strumming acoustic guitars and ukuleles, or singing along, students of all skill levels are coming together to collaborate and play their favorite songs. The members have been working exceptionally hard and have already mastered 4 songs!

It’s been incredible watching everyone support one another, learn new instruments, and bring high-energy rock 'n' roll spirit to our school after hours.

Dear Tofield School Families,

Grad 2027 will be providing another hot lunch on Tuesday, November 3rd!

Taco in a Bag & Juice Box: $8.00

Payment: Cash only

Cause: All proceeds support the Grad Class of 2027 Farewell events.

Thank you for your continued support of our graduating class!

A huge thank you to everyone who supported our Grad Class of 2027 burger and hot dog lunch! Our grads were hard at work grilling and serving up cheeseburgers, hot dogs, chips, and juice boxes to raise funds for their upcoming Farewell celebrations.

Thanks to the incredible support of our students, staff, and school community, the fundraiser was a great success. We appreciate every order and contribution that helps make our grads' milestone year memorable!

Hello, my name is Erin Sharp, and after years of teaching Math and Science, I’m excited (and a little nervous!) to be taking on a new adventure as Career Counsellor and Off-Campus Coordinator. I’ve always enjoyed getting to know students and helping them recognize their strengths, so this role feels like a natural extension of what I love about education.

Whether you’re thinking about trades, apprenticeships, university, college, the workforce, or simply trying to figure out what comes next, I’m here to help! I’m excited to get to know students in this new capacity and to support them as they explore the many paths available to them.

It's November! Applications for most schools are now open. Gr. 12s who still need to apply should continue to connect with their career counsellors for support.

Also, if you are in work experience with an approved work site and have collected September hours, get those signed timesheets uploaded to your off-campus Google Classroom. Remember, hours = credits!

Book with your career counsellor if you have any questions.

𝓗𝓲𝓰𝓱 𝓢𝓬𝓱𝓸𝓸𝓵 ➕ Career Counselling & More 2026-2027

Mrs. Emma Gjesdal: Bawlf, Daysland, CHSPS, Viking - Career Counselling & Off-Campus
Mrs. Theresa Kruchten: ECCHS - Career; Bashaw & Forestburg - Career Counselling & Off-Campus
Mrs. Laurel Osness: ECCHS - Off Campus & Career; New Norway - Career Counselling & Off-Campus
Mrs. Erin Sharp: Tofield, BRACE, Hay Lakes - Career Counselling & Off-Campus


Our booking calendars are ready, so we hope to connect with you soon!
📅Booking with your career counsellor is easy!

How to?
➡Open the Classwork tab in your school HS+ Google Classroom
➡Choose the 'Book with.." link
➡ and view the material, click the calendar, and follow the steps to book.

What's next?
Gr. 12's - Applications for some schools may already be open. Check out their websites and attend an ApplyAlberta session that will be running at your school. Listen to announcements for dates/times or check with us! Many post-secondary open houses are in October - check those out too!
Gr. 11's - Check your MyPass account to verify your credits from last year. Look at your DAR & Credential Checklist. Use your PERSONAL EMAIL to login. Go check out an post-secondary open house this fall - many happen in October!
Gr. 10's - Settle in! You have time to make appointments with us. Just get used to high school and enjoy the start of your learning journey!

Looking for a quick bite or a cold drink? Stop by our concession stand to fuel up! We have a wide variety of delicious treats—ranging from sweet cookies and chewy fruit snacks to savory chips, hot meals, and ice-cold beverages like juice, sparkling water, and iced tea. Come grab your favorites and support us today!

Your voice. Your ideas. Your school.

School Council isn’t just about sitting around a table — it’s about having a voice in our school community!

Have an idea for Tofield School? Want to better understand what’s happening at school? Interested in meeting other parents and being part of the conversation? Come check us out!

Our Annual General Meeting is and we’d love to see some new faces.

What’s happening at the AGM?

✅Approving our updated Operating Procedures

And here's something important:

No fundraising!

School Council does not have fundraising responsibilities or fundraising expectations. Our focus is on communication, collaboration, advocacy, and supporting a strong school community.

You don't need previous School Council experience. You don't need to know everything about education. You just need to care about our students and be willing to share your voice.

Whether you want to take on a leadership role, become a Director, or simply come out to learn more, there's a place for you at the table.

If you have questions about School Council and would like to learn more before the meeting, please email us ... tofieldschoolcouncil1@gmail.com

Learn more about School Councils in Alberta at Alberta School Councils' Association.

A big thank you to the Tofield Show & Shine and a caring community member for their generous donations to our Student Breakfast Program! Your support keeps our free morning meals going so every student can start their day well-fed and ready to learn.

School Breakfast Program is back and serving our students this year!

This program offers more than just a meal; it provides students with:

• Healthy food to start the day.

• Improved ability to focus on learning.

• Valuable social opportunities outside of the classroom.

We rely on donations to keep this very important endeavor running and meet the needs of our students throughout the year. We sincerely thank you for your generosity and support!

To contribute or if you have any questions or concerns, please contact the main office

780-662-3133 or Mrs. Kropielnicki.

Thank you!

Do you have a growing mountain of juice boxes, soda cans, or milk jugs taking up space in your garage? You can turn that clutter into a contribution for our students!

We are excited to announce that the Grad Class of 2027 has officially launched an ongoing bottle drive fundraiser. All proceeds will go directly toward funding graduation festivities, ensuring our students have a memorable and inclusive celebration to cap off their high school journey.

📍 How It Works

Supporting the grads is simple. You don’t even need to knock on doors or wait for a specific collection date!

1. Collect your refundables: Gather your aluminum cans, plastic bottles, and glass containers.

2. Visit the TOFIELD Bottle Depot: Take your recyclables to the local depot at your convenience.

3. Donate the Refund: Simply let the staff know before they start your order that you would like to donate your refund to the "Grad Class of 2027."

This initiative is running from now until May 2027. Whether it’s a single bag or a truckload from a weekend BBQ, every cent adds up over the next year!

Why it matters: Graduation represents years of hard work and dedication. Your donations help lower the costs of ceremonies and events, making sure every student can participate in the magic of their final year.

Thank you for your continued support of our schools and our future graduates. Let’s help the Class of 2027 reach their goal, one bottle at a time!