All staff in Livingstone Range School Division will get a five-day wellness break next week, as acknowledgment of and appreciation for the extra work and changes required during the first months of school…
Written by Superintendent Darryl SeguinReprinted with permission of The Lethbridge Herald From tiny one-room schoolhouses where slate boards and pencils were the tools for learning, to schools with hundreds,…
A case of COVID-19 has been confirmed in an individual at Willow Creek Composite High School. Livingstone Range School Division was notified by Alberta Health Services late yesterday and the school is…
The Crowsnest Pass has some of the most rugged beauty and friendliest folks in all of Alberta. But it's also a place that faces economic, employment, and social challenges. The three Livingstone Range…
From Superintendent Darryl Seguin: On September 30, Livingstone Range School Division announced that athletics and extracurricular activities could resume on October 19. We are happy to share more details…
For the second year in a row, F.P. Walshe School student Nick Housenga is helping shape the future of Education in Alberta. As a two-time member of the Minister's Youth Council, Nick joins 40 other junior…
For Orange Shirt Day 2020, Piikani Elder Betty Ann Little Wolf shared her residential school experiences. Staff from F.P. Walshe school recorded the conversation for this video.
A four-day weekend is something to be thankful about! There are no classes for students Friday, October 9 (staff collaboration day) and Monday, October 12 (Thanksgiving). Enjoy the long weekend and fall…
Happy World Teachers' Day! Since 1994, UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization) has honored teachers worldwide on October 5. The contributions that educators make to…
Even though there are a lot of things that are different about school this year, there are still so many things that are the same. At A.B. Daley Community School, staff and students continue to learn,…
At Livingstone Range School Division, we believe that all students should be learning in an environment that allows them to achieve their capabilities. We believe in a team approach to learning that creates…
Livingstone Range School Division delayed the start of athletics and extracurricular activities for the 2020-2021 school year to focus on a safe and smooth school re-entry due to the COVID-19 pandemic.…
Schools in Livingstone Range School Division are benefiting from federal funding intended to help with COVID-19-related expenses. On August 26, 2020 the federal government announced that it would provide…
On September 30, Canadians wear orange shirts in recognition of the harm the residential school system did to children's sense of self-esteem and well being, and to promote reconciliation. In 2013, Phyllis…
Beyond 2020-2021 Livingstone Range School Division will be faced with significant reductions in provincial revenue for the following two years. With funding reductions and our core value of innovation…
The Livingstone Range School Division Board of Trustees is requesting that Education Minister Adriana LaGrange consider the 2020-21 school year a ‘hold harmless’ year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. …
Can you imagine a Grade 11 student driving your child's school bus? That's just what happened when a young Keith Trowbridge got his A+ license and started driving spare bus routes in his Grade 11 year.…
Livingstone Range School Division's Re-Entry Plan has been updated as of August 25, 2020. Click here for the Livingstone Range School Division School Re-Entry Plan 2020-2021 and find other resources…
We look forward to welcoming students back to school for the 2020-2021 school year. The first day of classes is Tuesday, September 1. Check your local school's website for bell times and additional information.…
After a rewarding three-decade career as an educator, Livingstone Range School Division Numeracy Lead Kathy Charchun will retire at the end of June. Superintendent Darryl Seguin commends Kathy’s…