Additional services & supports available to Playschool & Kindergarten aged children
Upcoming Important Dates!
Tuesday, March 21st
- Twins Day! Grab a friend at school and come dressed as twins.
Wednesday, March 22nd
- The whole school is getting together for an Easter Egg hunt!
Thursday, March 23rd
- Link to book your Parent Teacher Interviews for March 30th will be emailed out and included in next week's newsletter.
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Kindergarten, Grade 5, and Grade 6 Lucky Ducks Each student got a Lucky Duck with a number on the bottom. | Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, and 9 Lucky Ducks Throughtout the day, a Lucky Duck number was drawn for each grade. The Lucky Ducks got to take home a prize! | And, of course, some Lucky Duck prizes for staff Three lucky staff members took home prizes. But we just couldn't leave any of them empty handed as we are so lucky to have them. So treat bags went to staff with the "not so lucky" lucky ducks! |
Kindergarten, Grade 5, and Grade 6 Lucky Ducks
Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, and 9 Lucky Ducks
And, of course, some Lucky Duck prizes for staff
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The Alberta Education Assurance (AEA) survey gathers feedback on the quality of education provided by school authorities and their schools. Schools and school authorities use this information to understand how they are doing and plan for the future.
Who gets a survey
The AEA survey is sent to parents or guardians of students in Grades 4, 7 and 10. In schools with fewer than 120 students in Grades 4 to 12 and most charter and private schools, survey are sent to parents or guardians of students in Grades 4 and above.
Teachers and students complete the survey online at school.
Parents or guardians receive a survey invitation package by mail and have the option to complete the survey on paper or online using the provided Random Access Code (RAC). Parents or guardians with more than one student in an eligible grade will receive a separate survey invitation package for each child.
Only parents or guardians of students in participating grades will receive a survey invitation package to complete the survey.
Responding to the survey is voluntary.
https://mailchi.mp/7d09ea6b672a/pwpsd-board-news-september-8-5385478?e=a1734d74c8
PWPSD Good News
March Gryphon & Phoenix Youth Program - Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention
Here is where you will find the Gryphon & Phoenix Youth Program for the month of March!
- March 23rd - Youth drop-in support group (ages 13 - 17)
- March 25th - Phoenix Youth Group (grades 4 - 6)
- March 30th - Youth drop-in support (ages 13 - 17)
The Gryphon (grades 7-12) and Phoenix (grades 4-6) Youth Groups (formerly known as The Breakfast Club Youth Program) are FREE programs through the Resource Centre for Suicide Prevention (RCSP) that support youth mental health and well-being by building youth coping skills, increasing self-awareness, and fostering healthy peer relationships. These 1-Day workshops are a fun, interactive way to support youth to build skills and learn about a variety of important topics including thoughts & feelings, coping with stress, boundaries, and healthy relationships.
For more information on the Gryphon & Phoenix Youth Program or to make a referral go to:
https://www.sp-rc.ca/programs/youth-groups/
For more information on RCSP Youth Mental Health Programs call 780-539-7142 or email youth@sp-rc.ca
About La Glace School
- Office Hours are from 8:00am-4:00pm. If your child will be absent, please call the school office directly before 9:30am otherwise you will receive an automated phone call home.
- Appointments: If you would like to discuss any school/student related matters, please contact the school office or the staff member, via email or phone, to set up an appointment time to address these concerns. PLEASE do not show up unannounced as we are busy caring for and teaching your children and are not always available.
- If you need HELP with anything, please call the school directly! We are unable to keep up with social media communications and we would hate to miss your messages.
