Help us say thanks to #EPSB exempt staff! These dedicated employees are the planners, specialists, co-ordinators and consultants who keep us connected—to each other and our communities. Exempt staff, your specialized skills keep us on track and support students in countless ways.
It’s Support Staff Appreciation Week! To celebrate, we have a heartfelt message of thanks to share. From helping students prepare for the world of work, to making sure they have books to read and healthy meals to eat—thank you for the vital work you do. #EPSB#yeg
Thanks to all families who enrolled by the April 14 deadline to help us get ready for next year! We had more requests than available space. Visit our school website for a pre-enrolment and registration update for families: https://t.co/Oo1rVTYwKU
High school students can get started in the Boilermaker, Carpenter or Mechanical Insulator trades through Campus EPSB this summer. Learn at industry sites, and maybe transition into an apprenticeship and begin working!
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February is #BlackHistoryMonth! Join us to honour and learn more about the incredible impact Black people have on the city, province and country. Throughout the month, we’ll share some of the activities happening in #EPSB schools to mark this time to listen and learn. #yeg
Last week, #EPSB Trustees approved our Annual Education Results Report. The report provides an overview of the Division’s accomplishments from the previous year and outlines what we can do to improve the way we serve students and communities. Learn more: https://t.co/WRQ51XjUl4
Welcome back from winter break! Read a letter from Superintendent Darrel Robertson with reminders about how we can continue to support safe and healthy school environments as we head into the second half of the school year: https://t.co/YnUl7D41dW #EPSB#yeg
During this cold and flu season, read a message from Superintendent Darrel Robertson about our guidance for preventing illness and keeping #EPSB schools as safe and healthy as possible. #yeg https://t.co/okyLU1cFI5
As cold and flu season continues, schools are seeing a higher number of student absences. Read a letter from Superintendent Robertson to learn what #EPSB schools are doing and how we can help keep school environments as safe and healthy as possible: https://t.co/CLaK4o6egf #yeg
For most #EPSB schools, there are no classes Friday, October 21 and Monday, October 24 for Professional Development (PD) Days. View the 2022-23 school year calendar for more important dates: https://t.co/yM206iBY9D #yeg
There are no classes Friday, September 30 for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Find more important dates for 2022-23: https://t.co/yM206iTzyd #EPSB#yeg
Alberta Health Services is returning to the school absence reporting process they used before the COVID-19 pandemic. Read a letter from Superintendent Darrel Robertson to learn what this means for #EPSB and how we’re keeping schools as safe as possible: https://t.co/UQnY6ViuIT
Superintendent Darrel Robertson has shared a statement on the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II: “As we take time to reflect on her contributions, on behalf of Edmonton Public Schools, we extend our condolences.” Read the full statement: https://t.co/f1dEvmoiG0 #EPSB
We’re getting ready to welcome most students back on September 1! Take a look at the 2022–23 school year calendar for all of this year’s important dates and holidays: https://t.co/h1wBCHj2bX #EPSB#yeg
School’s almost out, and we’re asking you to help celebrate #EPSB students! Submit your words of wisdom and kudos and we’ll share a selection of responses from June 20-24. Let’s hear it for students: https://t.co/xQANVfvNAQ #yeg#classof2022
June is National Indigenous History Month. #EPSB schools are celebrating the vibrant diversity of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit cultures, histories, languages and perspectives. Watch a video and learn more about how we’ll honour Indigenous cultures: https://t.co/GAgNS5Va7X