Dedicated to creating a community that values and respects Aboriginal languages, cultures, histories, knowledge, skills and people as an integral part of the education system and life long learning.
School District #52 offers a variety of programs to support the learning needs of all students, including Early Learning, English Language Development (ELD), French Immersion, and Learning Services.
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This year, School District 52 will be publishing important news, articles and announcements from the Ministry of Education. The purpose of the British Columbia school system is to enable the approximately 553,000 public school students, 81,000 independent school students, and over 2,200 home-schooled children enrolled each school year, to develop their individual potential and to
Stay connected with other schools and students, get the latest info, see our most recent events or simply find out what School District 52 has to offer. Explore our social media on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @RupertSchools
We truly appreciate all your patience & effort this school year. All your hard work & perseverance clearly showed. Thanks for rockin’ it! We wish you all a wonderful, relaxing & fun summer! – Sandra Jones, Acting Superintendent of Schools
School District 52 recognizes the important role that mental health and wellness play in education. It is difficult to learn when a student is socially or emotionally overwhelmed. It’s been decided that the district and Pam Groves, District Mental Health Literacy Specialist, will be gathering online resources for staff, families and students. In these challenging
Throughout the year, the Aboriginal Education Department of SD52 in collaboration with the TRC Administrator, will be working to distribute a reconciliation resource newsletter that will contain helpful links, resources and information pertaining to truth and reconciliation to support staff and students in pursuing ongoing reconciliation. Aboriginal Education Department Update June 18 2020 Click here
If your child is 5 years old by December 31, 2020, s/he is eligible to start school this coming September. When registering for a Kindergarten program, please bring: • your child’s Birth Certificate (or other proof of age such as a Permanent Residence Card, Provincial ID Card or Passport); • B.C. Care Card; • Immunization
The health and safety of all students, staff and school communities is our top priority. In partnership with public health officials. School District 52 is closely monitoring the current situation with regard to the novel coronavirus(COVID-19). Please check this page for the most current updates. Please see the following special update as of April 7th,
Click here to see the document from the MHOs to All Parents of School Aged Children in BC.
Simply put, bullying is a pattern of unwelcome or aggressive behaviour, often with the goal of making others uncomfortable, scared or hurt. It’s almost always used as a way of having control or power over their target, and it is often based on another person’s appearance, culture, race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation or gender
