You can report your child's absence by phone or email:
Please include your student's name, the name of the parent/guardian reporting the absence, the duration of the absence, and the reason for the absence.
Students who arrive late must come to the front entrance, ring the doorbell, and then sign in at the office to record their arrival.
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If your student requires medication to be accessible at the school such as Tylenol, Advil, Benadryl, Reactine, Tums, or throat lozenges please contact the school office and we can send you the Medication Management Plan form through Permission Click. All medication is kept in the office and administered by the office team.
Students are not permitted to administer their own medication at school. All medication should be provided in its original packaging and labelled with student’s name. All medication will be stored in the office with administering recorded.
Respiratory Illness Guidance
The health and safety of staff, students and visitors is a top priority. Continue to reinforce the following hygiene habits to protect staff and students from spreading respiratory illnesses.
As per Alberta Health guidelines, staff, students, contractors and visitors who have symptoms of respiratory Illness, should stay home until:
For gastrointestinal illnesses it is advised that students sty how until 48 hours after the last episode of vomiting and or diarrhea.
For rash illnesses it is advised that students stay home for the length of time recommended by a physician or the AHS Public Health Outbreak Team.
We recognize the importance of family time and the valuable experiences it can bring. It is important to note that classroom learning often involves dynamic, collaborative activities and discussions that are challenging to replicate through take-home work or after the fact.
To help maintain engagement, we will encourage students to continue their learning through activities such as free reading and journaling.