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We would like to share that our Family Wellness Worker, Megan Klein, has taken a leave of absence. We are incredibly grateful for the care, compassion, and dedicated support Megan has provided to our students and families. We wish her all the very best during this time.

We are pleased to welcome Serena Loveseth, who will be supporting our school community during Megan’s leave. Serena brings valuable experience in student well-being and will provide social-emotional support, student check-ins, and family connections. She may be a familiar face to some families, as she previously supported our school when she stepped in for Megan during an earlier maternity leave.

Student wellness remains a priority at our school. Once Serena has fully transitioned into the building, student support and services will resume under her care. We appreciate your patience as we ensure a smooth transition.

- EPK Admin Team

On behalf of the students and staff at EPK, we want to extend a huge thank you to all the volunteers who helped make our Shrove Tuesday celebration such a wonderful success! The morning was filled with the delicious aroma of pancakes, but more importantly, it was filled with the spirit of community. Thank you for truly nourishing our souls and prepared our hearts for the Lenten journey ahead.

With gratitude,

The Students & Staff of EPK

Monday, February 23rd:

• Linking Generation Visit to Capital Care - 3B

• Grade 1 In School Field Trip with Teacher's Pet

Wednesday, February 25th:

• Early Dismissal 2:11 pm
• Pink Shirt Day
• Black History Month Presentations Gr. 3 & 4- Kento Cloth Weaving

Thursday, February 26th:

• No events - Business as usual

Friday, February 27th:

• Mme Janelle Kindergarten WinterWonderland excursion

Show your support by wearing pink on February 25th 2026

Paul (an uncle of a couple of our students) and Antonio are the seminarians our school has ”adopted” to pray for! Both grade 4 classes got a visit and got to ask them questions!

Shrove Tuesday, widely known as Pancake Day, is the final day before the start of Lent, the 40-day period of fasting and reflection leading up to Easter. The name "Shrove" comes from the old English word "shrive," which means to confess your sins and receive absolution. A celebration associated with nourishing our souls.

The 2026 Inclusion Alberta Family Conference is a time for individuals with intellectual disabilities, their families, allies and support staff as well as those working in the disability and education fields to come together and learn from keynote speakers and other experienced families. The Conference is the largest and longest standing of its kind in the world and offers fully-inclusive onsite child and teen care so parents and guardians can enjoy the Conference worry-free. Click here for full conference details.