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Our School Council will be organizing a treat day for students. 

Items are available for pre-order via the parent portal ("student fee" tab, bottom left of screen) and must be placed by Apr 30.   

PLEASE NOTE: School fees must be paid to gain access to this item.  Please contact jen.barton@wolfcreek.ab.ca if you have any questions or need assistance.

Parent Portal Instructions:  https://res.wolfcreek.ab.ca/parents/parents2

When

• June 7, 10:00-3:00

What to Bring

• water bottle
• sunscreen
• running shoes that tighten

Volunteers Needed

• please contact the school able to volunteer, res@wolfcreek.ab.ca
• thank you!

Back up Date

• if the weather is bad, our back up date is June 16

School Office Closed

School Council will be providing a free hotdog to our students!

• a gluten free option is available - please let your child's teacher know if this is required

Provincial Achievement Tests (PATs) are administered annually to all Alberta students in grades 6 and 9. These standardized tests reflect the essentials that all Alberta students are expected to achieve, regardless of school choice or location.

https://www.alberta.ca/provincial-achievement-tests.aspx

Provincial Achievement Tests (PATs) are administered annually to all Alberta students in grades 6 and 9. These standardized tests reflect the essentials that all Alberta students are expected to achieve, regardless of school choice or location.

https://www.alberta.ca/provincial-achievement-tests.aspx

Our School Council is organizing a "freezie" day for students. 

Items are available for pre-order via the parent portal ("student fee" tab, bottom left of screen) and must be placed by May 31.   

PLEASE NOTE: School fees must be paid to gain access to this item.  Please contact jen.barton@wolfcreek.ab.ca if you have any questions or need assistance.

Parent Portal Instructions:  https://res.wolfcreek.ab.ca/parents/parents2

Provincial Achievement Tests (PATs) are administered annually to all Alberta students in grades 6 and 9. These standardized tests reflect the essentials that all Alberta students are expected to achieve, regardless of school choice or location.

https://www.alberta.ca/provincial-achievement-tests.aspx

Provincial Achievement Tests (PATs) are administered annually to all Alberta students in grades 6 and 9. These standardized tests reflect the essentials that all Alberta students are expected to achieve, regardless of school choice or location.

https://www.alberta.ca/provincial-achievement-tests.aspx

School Office Closed

School Office Closed

School Office Closed

• 2 weeks of staggered entry begins right after the September long weekend
• students attend 1 day each week during the staggered entry (total of 2 times over 2 weeks)
• this keeps classes small and helps staff get better acquainted with children
• classroom teacher will communicate which group your child is in at the end of August

Grades 1-6 staggered entry

• students attend based on the letter surnames begin with
• attending in smaller groups helps ease the children into school and classroom routines

Kindergarten staggered entry (Tuesday/Thursday group)

• students attend based on the letter surnames begin with
• attending in smaller groups helps ease the children into school and classroom routines

Grades 1-6 staggered entry

• students attend based on the letter surnames begin with
• attending in smaller groups helps ease the children into school and classroom routines

Kindergarten staggered entry (Monday/Wednesday group)

• students attend based on the letter surnames begin with
• attending in smaller groups helps ease the children into school and classroom routines

• 2 weeks of staggered entry begins right after the September long weekend
• students attend 1 day each week during the staggered entry (total of 2 times over 2 weeks)
• this keeps classes small and helps staff get better acquainted with children
• classroom teacher will communicate which group your child is in at the end of August

Kindergarten staggered entry (Tuesday/Thursday group)

• students attend based on the letter surnames begin with
• attending in smaller groups helps ease the children into school and classroom routines

Kindergarten staggered entry (Monday/Wednesday group)

• students attend based on the letter surnames begin with
• attending in smaller groups helps ease the children into school and classroom routines

• 2 weeks of staggered entry begins right after the September long weekend
• students attend 1 day each week during the staggered entry (total of 2 times over 2 weeks)
• this keeps classes small and helps staff get better acquainted with children
• classroom teacher will communicate which group your child is in at the end of August

• 2 weeks of staggered entry begins right after the September long weekend
• students attend 1 day each week during the staggered entry (total of 2 times over 2 weeks)
• this keeps classes small and helps staff get better acquainted with children
• classroom teacher will communicate which group your child is in at the end of August

Student fees are due at the beginning of September each year.  

• All fees must be paid online through the Parent Portal ("student fee" tab on the bottom left of the screen).
• Cash/cheque payments will not be accepted.  
• More Details Here

Please Note: all supplemental & technology fees are required to be paid prior to optional items (paid lunches or extra-curricular activities) being available for purchase.

The Rimbey Elementary School Annual Chili Cookoff!!!

September 21, 5:00-7:00 PM at Paskapoo Park

Details will follow in September, so for now MARK your calendars!

We will need volunteers in September!

Every year, we recognize Orange Shirt Day by wearing orange to acknowledge the legacy of residential schools, honour the survivors and their families, and promote reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. 

This year we will recognize Orange Shirt Day as a school on September 28.

How did Orange Shirt Day begin?

Orange Shirt Day began in British Columbia in 2013 when a residential school survivor, Phyllis Webstad, shared her story of having her shiny new orange shirt taken away on her first day at a residential school. Since then, Orange Shirt Day has become an opportunity for First Nations, Métis and Inuit, governments, schools and communities to come together in the spirit of reconciliation.

More information can be found at www.safeandcaring.ca

https://www.orangeshirtday.org/

Michaels Photo Studio will take individual photos in the morning and class photos in the afternoon.

Michaels Photo Studio will take individual photos in the morning and class photos in the afternoon.

Michaels Photo Studio will take individual photos in the morning and class photos in the afternoon.

Michaels Photo Studio will take individual photos in the morning and class photos in the afternoon.