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First Day of School Information
The first day of school is on Tuesday, September 2nd. Students attend for 1 hour. Kindergarten students – please follow the Gradual Entry schedule (attached). Please refer to the email sent in July with regards to your child’s Gradual Entry group (A or B). Gr. 1 – 7 students – 8:45 – 9:45 am ALL Kindergarten students…
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Week at a Glance – Sept 15 – 19
Week at a Glance – Sept 15 – 19 attached. Save the Date: Meet the Community Event Date: Thursday, September 18th Time: 5:00 – 7:00 pm We will begin with a meet and greet in your child(ren)’s classroom. At about 5:30pm, we will gather at the basketball court area for introductions and a community picnic.…
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Board Policies for Parents & Guardians
Each year, we invite all parents and guardians to review Board Policy 105: District Code of Conduct and Board Policy 103: Complaints and Appeals by Students, Parents/Guardians, and the Public. All board policies can be viewed on the district website at https://sd38.bc.ca/board-education/board-policies. This message has been shared by the Richmond School District. If you have…
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Safer Schools Training Sessions for Families
Safer Schools Together offers training sessions that are of no cost to families. These sessions are designed to help promote informed decision making when navigating the digital world with children and youth. Each of these free, virtual sessions are offered a number of times during the school year. Please click on the links below for…
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City Centre Catchment Review
The Richmond School District is excited to be opening a new elementary school at 8671 Odlin Crescent in September 2026. This new school represents an important investment in our growing city centre community and reflects the district’s long-term commitment to neighbourhood-based schools. It will provide students and families with enhanced opportunities for learning close to…
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Traffic Safety in School Zones
With the new school year upon us, it is important to remind both drivers and pedestrians to keep traffic safety in mind and remain alert during their commutes. Here are some tips for drivers, pedestrians, and parents and caregivers from ICBC to make travelling to and from school safe for everyone. Drivers Stick to the…