Indus School News Today

Here are the Rocky View Weekly editorial team's picks for our top Rural Routes stories of the year.

RVS administration said the new configuration means the new school in Langdon would start quite underutilized between 30 and 50 per cent, but stated it will grow as the community grows.

“For the first time, students in the Langdon area will be able to benefit from learning where they live from Kindergarten through to graduation,” said Board Chair, Fiona Gilbert.

Rocky View Schools (RVS) is hosting a second public consultation and online engagement to assist in formally deciding the grade configuration and attendance area of its new school in Langdon, which is set to open in September 2024.

The proposed changes presented to the trustees last week would see the new school as a conjoined junior and high school, with classes ranging from grades 7 to 12.

Fourth Annual Award Goes to Elementary School Custodian from Las Vegas ... | May 18, 2023

The small rural hamlet of Indus’ one and only local school built in 1952 has a big milestone to celebrate this week.

The school is set to open in September 2024 and has been planned as a junior-senior high school.

The South Koochiching-Rainy River School Board cites declining enrollment and a $400,000 deficit that's expected to increase in the coming years for their decision

Some Rocky View Schools (RVS) trustees are calling the province’s commitment to deliver only 10 new modular classrooms to Rocky View students this year “shameful” and “a joke.