What's New
- Advanced Placement Challenges Students in Gr. 10 -12
- Understanding that learners have unique needs, Rocky View Schools aims to meet each student where they're at. For highly motivated and keen students, the Advanced Placement program provides an enriched and exciting curriculum.
- Staying Connected Through PowerSchool
- Parent involvement impacts student learning and success. The jurisdiction aims to provide parents with resources and opportunities to stay connected to their child's learning and progress.
- School Emergency Program
- Rocky View Schools' first priority is the safety of its students and staff. To ensure an effective response to any school crisis, the jurisdiction has developed an Emergency Response Plan.
- New Blog Post: Innovation Happens at the Intersections
- Amber Mrak, Ed Tech Specialist – It’s hard to believe we’re ready to embark on the second half of our school year. As I’ve gained my footing in my new role, I’ve been exploring intersections of work within RVS’ Learning Department.
- 2020/21 Education Minister's Youth Council Invites Applications
- Each year, the Alberta Government invites students aged 14 - 19 to apply to participate in the Education Minister's Youth Council, which accepts approximately 40 students total from across the province.
- Promoting Literacy Through Chapbooks
- In Rocky View Schools, teachers infuse fun learning activities in the classroom to engage their students while still meeting learning objectives. The Board applauded Cochrane Christian Academy's efforts in developing a love of writing in its students, Feb. 6, 2020.
- Providing Opportunities for Students to Explore Their Passions
- In addition to offering core subjects, Gr. 5 - 9 students in Rocky View Schools have the opportunity to select courses within the Career and Technology Foundations curriculum.
- Supporting Your Child's Journey in Math
- Rocky View Schools understands that parents/guardians want to help and support their child in school. It's common to especially want to guide your child in math. But what if you're not strong in math? Can you still help your child?
- The Invite - February Edition
- Want to learn more about what schools across the jurisdiction have planned for the month of February? Parents are encouraged to check out this month's issue of The Invite!
- Technology in the Classroom to Enhance Thinking and Learning
- Rocky View Schools supports the responsible use of technology in the classroom to help students learn and build their understanding of digital citizenship.
- Reminder to Parents About School Bus Safety
- In Rocky View Schools, approximately 12,500 students are transported daily on school buses. Parents play an integral role in ensuring their child's safety on the bus.
- Supporting Children's Mental Health: Tips for Parents
- When young children begin their education in Rocky View Schools, teachers, in partnership with parents, work to support their social/emotional well-being. Today is Bell Let's Talk Day - so let's talk!
- Bell Let's Talk Day
- Tomorrow is Bell Let's Talk Day. In Rocky View Schools, students' mental and emotional wellness are key priorities. On Jan. 29, 2020, the jurisdiction encourages everyone to show their support by talking about mental health and removing the stigma, which is often attached to mental health issues.
- Celebrating Family Literacy Day
- Today is Family Literacy Day. Celebrated each year on the same date, Family Literacy Day encourages parents, grandparents and other family members to focus on reading and writing with the entire family.
- Board of Trustees Thanks Outgoing School Resource Officer
- Rocky View Schools has had the privilege of working with Airdrie School Resource Officer Cst. Morley Statchuk over the last several years. Today, the Board of Trustees recognized Cst. Statchuk and his work with the jurisdiction and wished him well on his next assignment.
- Rocky View Schools' Learning Stories
- Students participate in a variety of learning activities, both in and out of the classroom. The jurisdiction aims to capture this learning on video, to make learning visible to parents and the community.
- Building Healthy Habits to Ensure Student Success
- As parents continue to register their children in Rocky View Schools for the 2020/21 school year, the jurisdiction would like to remind parents and students about the importance of building healthy habits, which have a direct impact on student success.
- Supporting Your Child's Learning Journey
- Helping your child with their school work isn't always an easy task. Rocky View Schools understands and wants parents to know there are other ways to support your child's learning.
- Ralph McCall School Applauded by Board of Trustees
- For their efforts in examining issues and factors around the City of Airdrie's water conservation by-laws, two Ralph McCall teachers and their students were recognized by the Board, Jan. 9, 2020.
- Advanced Registration Week Begins Jan. 13, 2020
- In preparation for the 2020/21 school year, Rocky View Schools will welcome new registrations in all schools, Jan. 13, 2020, onward.
