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EIPS is celebrating Substitute Appreciation Week from March 8 to 12, 2021. Annually, EIPS officially recognizes the professional service our substitute teachers and non-teaching staff provide throughout the Division each day. We encourage schools, school councils, staff, students, families and community members to take a moment this week to tell your valued teaching and non-teaching substitutes how thankful you are for the exceptional services they bring to our school community.

From all of EIPS, thank you for all you do!

EIPS is celebrating Substitute Appreciation Week from March 8 to 12, 2021. Annually, EIPS officially recognizes the professional service our substitute teachers and non-teaching staff provide throughout the Division each day. We encourage schools, school councils, staff, students, families and community members to take a moment this week to tell your valued teaching and non-teaching substitutes how thankful you are for the exceptional services they bring to our school community.

From all of EIPS, thank you for all you do!

The First Nations, Métis and Inuit education team is continuing the conversation through virtual gatherings specifically for First Nations, Métis and Inuit parents and families who are curious to learn more about the supports offered throughout EIPS. It's an opportunity for First Nations, Métis and Inuit parents to gather together and engage in conversation in partnership with the EIPS First Nations, Métis and Inuit education team.

Session #2: Supports offered for First Nations, Métis and Inuit students

• EIPS First Nations, Métis and Inuit team mandate
• What self-identification is and what it means
• What supports are in place for self-identified students
• Time for families to ask questions

Future sessions will be discussed and decided upon with input from participating parents and families.
 

For more information or if you're interested in participating, reach out to the First Nations, Métis and Inuit education lead teacher at your child's school.

EIPS is celebrating Substitute Appreciation Week from March 8 to 12, 2021. Annually, EIPS officially recognizes the professional service our substitute teachers and non-teaching staff provide throughout the Division each day. We encourage schools, school councils, staff, students, families and community members to take a moment this week to tell your valued teaching and non-teaching substitutes how thankful you are for the exceptional services they bring to our school community.

From all of EIPS, thank you for all you do!

EIPS is celebrating Substitute Appreciation Week from March 8 to 12, 2021. Annually, EIPS officially recognizes the professional service our substitute teachers and non-teaching staff provide throughout the Division each day. We encourage schools, school councils, staff, students, families and community members to take a moment this week to tell your valued teaching and non-teaching substitutes how thankful you are for the exceptional services they bring to our school community.

From all of EIPS, thank you for all you do!

EIPS is celebrating Substitute Appreciation Week from March 8 to 12, 2021. Annually, EIPS officially recognizes the professional service our substitute teachers and non-teaching staff provide throughout the Division each day. We encourage schools, school councils, staff, students, families and community members to take a moment this week to tell your valued teaching and non-teaching substitutes how thankful you are for the exceptional services they bring to our school community.

From all of EIPS, thank you for all you do!

Remember to spring your clocks ahead one hour.

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The First Nations, Métis and Inuit education team is offering two online parent information and engagement series for EIPS families.
 

Developing Foundational Knowledge of First Nations, Metis and Inuit cultures, histories and contemporary contexts is a three-part series designed for all EIPS parents and families who are curious to learn about First Nations, Métis and Inuit cultures, perspectives and histories. These sessions are designed as entry points to understanding as we work toward learning our collective truth on the path of reconciliation.
 

Join the sessions
 

Session 1: February 2; 7-7:30 p.m.

• Who we are and why this work is needed
• What reconciliation looks like in EIPS

Session 2: February 23; 7-7:30 p.m.

• Addressing common roadblocks to understanding and relationship
• Terminology; bridging the gap between what language parents may be used to hearing and what children are learning in schools

Session 3: March 16; 7-7:30 p.m.

• Language of this land: The importance of highlighting Indigenous languages; deepening understanding of relationship to land through language; what exploration of Indigenous languages can look like in schools

Find all Board Meeting agendas, minutes, and highlights in the Trustees section of the Division website.

Schools closed to staff and students 

Schools closed to staff and students 

Schools closed to staff and students 

Schools closed to staff and students 

Schools closed to staff and students 

Schools closed to staff and students

Central Services closed

Schools closed to staff and students 

Schools closed to staff and students

Central Services closed

Find all meeting agendas, packages and minutes in the COSC section of the Division website.

Find all Board Meeting agendas, minutes, and highlights in the Trustees section of the Division website.

Find all meeting agendas, packages and minutes in the COSC section of the Division website.

Schools closed to students 

Find all Board Meeting agendas, minutes, and highlights in the Trustees section of the Division website.

Schools closed to staff and students

Schools closed to staff and students

Central Services closed

Find all Board Meeting agendas, minutes, and highlights in the Trustees section of the Division website.

Find all Board Meeting agendas, minutes, and highlights in the Trustees section of the Division website.

National Indigenous Peoples Day is a day for all Canadians to recognize and celebrate the unique heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. 

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Schools closed to students 

Central Services closed

Central Services closed

Find all Board Meeting agendas, minutes, and highlights in the Trustees section of the Division website.

Schools closed to staff and students

Central Services closed

Students dismissed one hour earlier than usual

Learn more about EIPS trustee elections

Students dismissed one hour earlier than usual

Learn more about EIPS trustee elections

Students dismissed one hour earlier than usual

Students dismissed one hour earlier than usual

Students dismissed one hour earlier than usual

Students dismissed one hour earlier than usual

Students dismissed one hour earlier than usual

Students dismissed one hour earlier than usual

Students dismissed one hour earlier than usual

Students dismissed one hour earlier than usual