Voyageurs News - Nov. 2nd 2026
Week of: November 2nd - November 6th, 2026
November 2nd (Day 1) :
- Grade 6 Immunizations
- Gr 8 Boys’ Volleyball Practice 7 am
November 3rd (Day 2):
- Gr 8 Boys’ Volleyball Game at Father Leduc
November 4th (Day 3):
- Gr 8 Boys’ Volleyball Practice 3:15 pm
- Musical Theatre Rehearsal after School
November 5th (Day 4):
November 6th (Day 5):
- Remembrance Day Ceremony - 10:30 AM
Looking Ahead:
-Nov. 9th - 12th: Fall Break, Schools Closed
School News
Student Drop-Off & Pick-Up
With over 1000 people at the school each day, your help is appreciated to facilitate safe drop-offs and pick-ups.
Ways to assist:
- Please do NOT go straight across the road out of the drive-thru, as it blocks vehicles behind you.
- Follow the direction of our crosswalk supervisors
- If using the drive-through, follow the direction of the green arrows during peak times
- Do not park in the no-parking zones across the street from the school
- Do not block the driveways of neighbouring residents
- Review bike, scooter, and pedestrian safety with your child
- Have a planned meeting spot away from high-traffic locations
- Do not use either of the staff parking lots for drop-offs and pick-ups
Updated Information
To ensure you are receiving pertinent information from the school, please let the office know if you need to update your contact information, including your phone numbers and email addresses.
Understanding Literacy and Numeracy Screeners
Strong reading and math skills start early. In Alberta, Kindergarten to Grade 5 students complete brief literacy and numeracy assessments (called screeners) to help teachers identify who might need additional support during these critical early years of learning.
What parents need to know:
- They monitor progress: Screeners are quick check-ins that help teachers track your child’s growth over time.
- They use trusted tools: Our schools use government-provided tools to complete the screenings.
- They are part of a bigger picture: A screener doesn't replace regular grading or daily classroom activities. It simply gives teachers one more helpful piece of information to combine with their own everyday observations.
- They guide our conversations: Your child's teacher is available to discuss the results of the screeners with you should you have questions or concerns.
Ultimately, these screening tools help guide teachers' instruction to support students' literacy and numeracy needs.
Hot Lunch
Hot Lunch or Pizza (in Powerschool)
Fundraising
School Council
Community News
There is an increased need in our community for blood and stem cell donations. Please visit these links if you are interested in donating.
https://www.blood.ca/en/stemcells/donating-stemcells
https://www.blood.ca/en/blood/donating-blood
