An ideal home base for current and future Livingstone Range School Division educational programming will soon be ours. On August 26, 2021 The Board of Trustees voted to purchase the Crowsnest Pass Travel…
Alberta Health Services provides free webinars for families that help address many of the physical, mental, and emotional challenges children experience. Find one that fits your needs and schedule. Click…
Due to increased interest, we are pleased to be able to offer Virtual School for students in Grades 1 through 12 for the 2021-2022 school year. Students in Grades 1-7 will have access to all core courses…
This letter from Board Chair Lori Hodges and Superintendent Darryl Seguin introduces the Livingstone Range School Division 2021-2022 School Year Plan (COVID-19 Strategy). August 26, 2021 Dear Parents,…
Students return to classrooms on Tuesday, August 31, 2021. We are so excited to welcome all of our students and staff back for an exciting school year! Visit your school's website for supply lists, bell…
The role of a School Board Trustee is to be a contributing member of the Board as it carries out its governance mandate in order to achieve Livingstone Range School Division’s mission. We promote…
We know that families, students, and staff have questions about returning to school amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Livingstone Range School Division is committed to a safe and engaging learning environment…
On August 13, 2021 Education Minister Adriana LaGrange and Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Deena Hinshaw announced the measures that will be in place for the 2021-2022 school year to help keep staff,…
We are now accepting new student registrations for the 2021-2022 school year. We have recently launched a new online registration system called connectEd by Edsembli. Families wishing to register online…
“One of the core values of Livingstone Range School Division is place-based learning,” says Tara Tanner, principal of LRSD Pursuits. “To complement classroom education, we aim to offer students…
Building on the success of the Minister's Youth Council, which sees high school students from across Alberta working with Education Minister Adriana LaGrange to help make our educational system the best…
Crowsnest Consolidated High School (CCHS) sits at the foot of the Rocky Mountains and their geography and community provide numerous opportunities for students to participate in place-based learning. …
Things are “W.I.L.D.” at Isabelle Sellon School in Blairmore. “W.I.L.D. stands for ‘Wonder About the World’, ‘Imagine Our Dreams’, ‘Live in Nature’, and ‘Do Caring Things’,” says…
Imagine being a seven-year-old student at Horace Allen School in the Crowsnest Pass. Each day you get to spend time outside, visiting “your” tree in the forest at nearby Flumerfelt Park each week…
What if school wasn’t just sitting at a desk, reading a textbook, or using a geometry set? What if a student’s education helped them relate to the land, the environment, and their place in the world? …
We did it! A challenging but rewarding school year is over and the summer can begin. If you haven't had a chance yet, check out our year-end video that celebrates the amazing things that happened in -…
First Nation, Metis, and Inuit students graduating from F.P. Walshe School received an eagle feather and blessing as they move on in the next phase of their lives. On June 10, Elders Peter and Jeannie…
Each year the Alberta Schools Boards Association (ASBA) celebrates exceptional indigenous students based on their exemplary leadership, courage, and commitment to their cultures and educational paths.…
It's not too late! If you haven't registered yet, there are still spots available for FACES 2021. This year's programming includes a personal adventure with summer project work, as well as a 2-day in-person…
Our staff, students, and families are amazing! Check out some of the wonderful things that have happened in - and outside! - our schools during the 2020-2021 school year. Have a happy and safe summer,…