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A class of Grade 2 students have raised thousands in funding for cancer research, driven by their remarkable perspective as they learn about the ongoing cancer…
Unruly student prompts lockdown at Orchard View High School
Rocky View Schools is looking at $8.63-million in additional expenditures for the 2021/2022 school year after the Board of Trustees approved a budget update on…
CALGARY -- A memorial continues to grow along Range Road 32, at the scene of a deadly, Thursday morning car crash that claimed the lives of two teenage girls and sent two others to hospital. Aiden Kalin, a Grade 11 student at Springbank Community High School, stopped by to mourn the loss of his friends on Friday. “I haven’t really let it sink in yet. It’s so much. It’s more than one death,” said the distraught teen. “I was super close to the Nicolettis and not so much to her friends, but we still see each other in the hallway and say hi and give hugs.”
Author of the article: Riley Cassidy Publishing date: Apr 19, 2021 • 52 minutes ago • 2 minute read • Article content Rocky View Schools (RVS) won’t be piloting the province’s draft K-6 curriculum in classrooms, but indicated that faculty would review it to provide feedback in an announcement on April 13. Citing feedback from parents, staff and administration, it was determined that piloting the draft curriculum would be too much of a burden for students and staff, especially during a pandemic year, said RVS Board Chair Fiona Gilbert. We apologize, but this video has...