Grades 7-12 students: do you want to learn how to find a job that you like, prepare a resume, and practice interview questions? Career Launch is a pre-employment program offered by Boys and Girls…
W.A. Day Elementary School and F.P. Walshe School teacher Brooke Harty is Livingstone Range School Division’s nominee for the Edwin Parr Teacher Award. The award honours outstanding first-year teachers…
Are you a Junior or Senior High school student between the ages of 14 and 19 who wants to contribute to education in Alberta? The Education Minister's Youth Council is now recruiting for the 2021-2022…
“Immersing myself into the SHAD community will be such a gratifying experience for me,” says Grade 11 Crowsnest Consolidated High School (CCHS) student Kasey Walters. Kasey has been accepted into…
Livingstone Range School Division is pleased that the Government of Alberta is prioritizing education by maintaining education spending at $8.2 billion provincially for the 2021-2022 school year. “We…
Are you a high school student looking to free up your fall/winter schedule? Do you need an extra course to graduate? LRSD Pursuits Summer School offers more than 40 online courses to fit your needs and…
As a Division, we promote safe, welcoming school environments where positive relationships lead to learning and success. We will recognize Pink Shirt Day on February 24, 2021 to raise awareness about…
Our COVID-19 mid-year report for the 2020-2021 school year reflects data from September 1, 2020 to January 31, 2021 for all schools, staff, and students in Livingstone Range School Division. Thank you…
Being a school division, student academics is inherent to our purpose as we teach literacy, numeracy, science, social studies, physical education, and more. But in order to truly realize our vision of…
Livingstone Range School Division is pleased to announce that the FACES Summer Education Program will run this summer. Using a 3-phase approach that allows for flexibility during the COVID-19 pandemic,…
Being a school bus driver with Livingstone Range School Division is a rewarding career. Just ask Darren Moen! He loves putting his mind to something challenging and making safety a priority. And that…
Being a school bus driver with Livingstone Range School Division is a rewarding career. Just ask Marlene Trotter! She is both a cafeteria manager and a school bus driver - and it's a great fit for her.…
Being a school bus driver with Livingstone Range School Division is a rewarding career. Just ask Thornton Root! His love of driving and working with students make driving school bus a great fit for him.…
With Kindergarten to Grade 12 students returning to in-person classes on January 11, 2021, Education Minister Adriana LaGrange shares a letter with parents. https://www.alberta.ca/article-letter-to-parents.aspx…
Being a school bus driver with Livingstone Range School Division is a rewarding career. Just ask Adele Heisler! Her love of people, smiles, and sunrises make driving school bus a great fit for her. We're…
At-home/virtual classes resume on Monday, January 4, 2021 for the entire week. We're happy to welcome back our Kindergarten to Grade 12 students after Christmas break. Check your school's communications…
Some of Santa's elves look just like our Board of Trustees and Senior Administration! Their dancing and smiles are meant to wish everyone in the Livingstone Range School Division community a very Merry…
Written by Darryl Seguin, SuperintendentReprinted with permission of The Lethbridge Herald When you think of the word ‘education,’ what comes to mind: school buildings, desks, computers, teachers…
Staff, students, families, and the community are invited to participate in a conversation about the Blackfoot language with local Blood tribe member and actor Gene Braverock. Learn more about Blackfoot…
“There’s so much to be learned and understood from the land and from nature,” says Sandra Lamouche, FNMI Success Coordinator for Livingstone Range School Division. “We gain a greater appreciation…