School Information
We acknowledge that we live and learn on the traditional territory of the White River First Nation.
School Growth Plan
We are currently working towards developing a new School Growth Plan. Please contact the principal, Heidi Warren, if you would like more information.
School Council
Chair Gordon John
Secretary/Treasurer Donna Michaels
Member Mary Jane Smarch
The school council meets to address family and school concerns, and to plan special events. School Council members serve a two year term.
Interested in being on School Council?
Nomination forms will be available after April 9th, 2018
Nomination Day will be Thursday April 26th, 2018
Elections will be at the school on Monday, May 7th, 2018 - voting hours to be announced
Secretary/Treasurer Donna Michaels
Member Mary Jane Smarch
The school council meets to address family and school concerns, and to plan special events. School Council members serve a two year term.
Interested in being on School Council?
Nomination forms will be available after April 9th, 2018
Nomination Day will be Thursday April 26th, 2018
Elections will be at the school on Monday, May 7th, 2018 - voting hours to be announced
Substitutes and Volunteers
We are always looking for substitute teachers and volunteers. We would love to have you come join us at our school. Do you have a special talent to teach us such as guitar or coding? Do you have traditional knowledge or maybe a story to share with us? Please contact the school to let us know if you would like to spend some time with us!
Communications
A school newsletter will be sent home every few months. This newsletter will also be mailed to all community members. We want you to know what we are up to, so look for our newsletter or just stop by to see us!
School Hours
8:45 Classes begin
12:00 pm Lunch
1:00 pm Classes Begin
3:30 End of the school day
12:00 pm Lunch
1:00 pm Classes Begin
3:30 End of the school day
Communicating Student Learning Plan 2017/18
Download the printable outline for how we will communicate student learning (pdf) to parents.
For Grades 4 through 9, report cards no longer show letter grades. Instead, the grades indicate whether a student is exceeding, meeting, approaching or not yet meeting expectations. To compare with letter grades, download this chart (pdf) .
For Grades 4 through 9, report cards no longer show letter grades. Instead, the grades indicate whether a student is exceeding, meeting, approaching or not yet meeting expectations. To compare with letter grades, download this chart (pdf) .
Breakfast & Healthy Snacks
Through Yukon Food for Learning our school is able to provide a breakfast and snack program for our students. All of our food is healthy and delicious!
Cold Weather Policy
Schools in the Yukon are not closed due to cold weather. If the temperature is below -35 degrees Celsius or the weather is extreme, students will have recess indoors. We all need to dress for the weather, and every Yukoner knows the secret of layering!
Enjoying the sugar shack of 2016 with the community