How cool are those shoes?? Beep beep.
Students at TM Roberts are busy in the garden collecting beans. The vegetable harvest serves as a math lesson and a delicious, healthy treat.
We are always happy to receive donations and are grateful for the generosity of our community. Donations received can be directed to support a specific school, program or left unspecified and the District will distribute to a priority need.
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See you in Grasmere on October 23, 2024
The members of the Fernie Secondary School Hockey Class traded in their skates for hiking boots on Tuesday, September 24. This unique program was created by Mr. Kyle Cullins last school year and, with its high levels of participation and success, is being offered to youth once again.
Join us on Zoom from your kitchen to cook, bake, learn and share while making healthy, budget friendly meals.
WHEN: Wednesdays October 23 to December 4
TIME: 4:30-6:00 p.m. on Zoom
To register, please email or check the website.
Click here for instructions.
Alternatively, you may request a transcript by emailing the Cranbrook Board Office.
The schedule for the 2024/2025 Board of Education and Standing Committee meetings has been posted.
Updates on Amy Woodland Elementary School are available here on the website. The most recent post will answer questions about September 2024.
The new Fernie Elementary School is being developed to alleviate the enrollment pressures currently experienced in the Fernie area. Please see the Frequently Asked Questions document on the project.
The students at Frank J Mitchell Elementary School in Sparwood LOVE their new playground.
This year's Outdoor Education class from Sparwood Secondary is off to a great start! The class successfully completed the 10km hike up Castle Rocks in Fernie this week. The students pushed themselves physically and should be proud! What a great day!
Gordon Terrace Elementary walking together activity for orange shirt day.
On October 16 Metis Elder, Clayton Paul, graciously took Ms. Traub's Indigenous Studies class to look at pictographs near Coal Mountain. They ended the day with fishing, fire-building with flint and steel, and cooking bannock.
Students at TM Roberts are excited to show the zucchini harvest.
Photos of muffins to follow!
Our students will graduate with dignity, purpose and options.
