Registration is open for the 2020-2021 school year. Quickly and easily register your child through our online registration process. Before you get started, make sure you have available: Scan or photograph…
June 22 will be the last day of direct instruction for students in Livingstone Range School Division. This applies to all elementary, junior high, and senior high students. Teachers and staff will continue…
On April 30, 2020 Premier Jason Kenney announced that schools will remain closed for the rest of the academic year. The focus up to this point in time has been to continue to provide basic education to…
There will be no teacher-directed classes on Monday, May 18 as we honor Victoria Day. Enjoy the long weekend and get outside in the sunshine with your family. At-home learning classes will resume on Tuesday,…
Music Monday- At home edition Monday, May 4 is Music Monday across Canada - typically schools would gather to celebrate this day and share music as a community. Staff from across LRSD participated in…
Karen Manzer, FSLC for ISS and HAS has created a video message to students about wellness. Check it out! Wellness Message to Students
My child seems a bit blue; what I can do to help her? Is it normal for my son to be sleeping more than usual? As a student, I don't want anything to do with online learning; can I just quit this year…
The following dates have been approved as non-instructional days for the 2020-2021 school year: October 23, 2020- Student Progress Interviews February 5, 2021- Place Based Learning Professional Development…
The Spring 2020 Provincial Budget's impact on Livingstone Range School Division means the Division will need to cut $2 million from our operating budget over the next 3 years. Despite changes to our funding,…
The Livingstone Range School Division Board of Trustees is seeking two (2) members at large to serve on its Audit Committee. The purpose of the audit committee is to assist the Board and the Superintendent…
Student assessment is an integral part of the teaching and learning process. The decisions made in assessment are critical to informing instructional decisions and enhancing student learning. Due to the…
Easter break begins this week, with no classes for teachers or students from Friday, April 10 until Sunday, April 19. Online and blended programming will resume for everyone on Monday, April 20. It…
When classes were cancelled on March 15 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we didn't know what education would look like going forward. Now, at the end of the second week of blended learning, it's beginning…
Hello Isabelle Sellon School Community! Although our Trickster Theatre Residency has been postponed to next school year, we can still be Change Makers! We are a connected and resilient population and…
As parents, students, and families adjust to new conditions and learning environments because of COVID-19, we want everyone to stay well physically, emotionally, and intellectually. Our professionals…
To: All Parents/GuardiansFrom: Jeff Perry, Associate Superintendent, Business Services Since the announcement on March 15, 2020 by the Minister of Education in which onsite classes were suspended for…
To: All Parents/GuardiansFrom: Darryl Seguin, Superintendent On Friday, Minister of Education Adriana LaGrange announced guidelines for continuing student learning in Alberta. We were pleased that her…
Alberta Education has announced its guidelines for continuing student learning that directs how students will learn while in-school classes are cancelled due to the COVID-19 provincial health emergency.…
To: All Parents/GuardiansFrom: Darryl Seguin, Superintendent The COVID-19 impact on students, families, and society is profound, and constantly changing. Each day I am working with Alberta Education…
It has been a unique week to say the least. We appreciate your patience and understanding as our staff transitions into a new delivery method of curriculum instruction and assessment. Our school environment…