News & Announcements

We at Sea to Sky Schools are deeply saddened by the tragic events at the Lapu-Lapu Festival — an important gathering that celebrates family, culture, and community.

We are thinking of the Filipino-Canadian community and all those who have been affected by this devastating event. Our school counsellors, district staff, and school-based teams are available to provide support to students, staff, and families who may be impacted.

The safety, care, and well-being of our learning community remain our highest priorities. In this difficult time, we offer our heartfelt support and stand alongside all those who are grieving.

The ministry with Dr. Hayley Watson, adolescent clinical psychologist from Open Parachute is hosting three, free virtual sessions for parents, guardians and caregivers on creating a personalized step-by-step plan for implementing substance use prevention skills in their home. Participants are required to register in advance for one of the sessions on April 29, May 7 or May 8 from 6:00-7:30 pm PDT. Register by clicking on the headline.

This special day recognizes the dedication, hard work, and invaluable support provided by clerical, administrative assistants, and office professionals who play a pivotal role in keeping our district running smoothly. Let's celebrate their outstanding efforts at the Sea to Sky School District. Thank you for all that you do!

This Earth Day, the Sea to Sky School District joins communities around the world in honouring our shared responsibility to protect the planet. Through the recent adoption of Policy 109: Environmental Sustainability, the Board affirms its commitment to sustainable practices, environmental education, and the conservation of resources. Rooted in Truth and Reconciliation, the policy recognizes the vital role of Traditional Ecological Knowledge and the interconnection between people and nature. On April 22, we celebrate Earth Day by renewing our dedication to a more sustainable future for all. Check out Policy 109 by clicking on the headline.

As Spring Break approaches, we want to share a friendly reminder from Vancouver Coastal Health about keeping your family's vaccinations up to date. With travel plans ahead, it’s a good time to check immunization records and ensure everyone is protected. The attached memo provides helpful information on measles and pertussis (whooping cough), along with resources for booking vaccinations if needed. Wishing you all a wonderful and restful Spring Break!