Mental health and wellness are priorities in Livingstone Range School Division. Throughout the year, our family school liaison counselors bring attention to mental health and wellness, talking about what…
At the Board of Trustees meeting held December 19, 2022 the Board received the resignation of Trustee Joscelyn Stangowitz, Ward 1 Trustee. The Board acknowledged her service as a Trustee since the general…
From November 21 to 25, 2022 631 staff, parents, and guardians responded to our Budget Priorities Survey. Your feedback helps us understand what’s most important to our stakeholders when it comes to…
Division Office will be closed December 26 -January 2 and will reopen on Tuesday, January 3 at 8:30am. Have a very Merry Christmas!
There are no classes for students or staff from December 24, 2022 to January 8, 2023. Classes will resume Monday, January 9, 2023. We wish our entire Livingstone Range School Division community a happy,…
High school students are on a year-long exploration of Blackfoot Culture. Students are experiencing oral stories, ways of knowing, traditional practices, Food preparation and sites through the Livingstone…
The Board of Trustees, Superintendents, and Division Office staff send holiday wishes to all of our staff, students, and families.
Livingstone Range School Division is pleased to welcome Ian Bergen to the team. Ian will be responsible for LRSD grounds year-round, including snow removal, lawns and weed control, and general maintenance.…
LRSD Career Practitioners Christina Bazell and Lettie Croskery recently participated in Alberta Education’s Career Education Task Force engagement sessions to share ideas to improve Alberta’s career…
Livingstone Range School Division has been awarded an Alberta Education Mental Health in Schools grant of $630,900. Working along with Certified Therapist Kent Hollingsworth, Registered Psychologist…
Yesterday, the Minister of Education provided a news release and an accompanying letter for all parents regarding access to education. The official regulation referred to will be published later today.…
Though it may have originally been seen as a class for the "country kids", Junior and Senior Leather classes at J.T. Foster High School have become so popular with students that it’s difficult to keep…
From October 11 to 17, 2022 a total of 327 parents, guardians, staff, and students responded to our School Year Calendars survey. Your feedback helps us understand what’s most important to our stakeholders…
Albertans are invited to provide input on career education programming for students in grades 7 to 12 through the Career Education Task Force's in-person and virtual engagement opportunities. Register…
“Competing against Olympians, making three finals, and getting a couple of personal bests were the main highlights of the competition.” That’s what Grade 12 Willow Creek Composite High School student…
In the Crowsnest Pass, a group of committed citizens and professionals across sectors who believe in lifelong learning are doing amazing things as the Crowsnest Pass (CNP) learning ecosystem. One of their…
There are no classes for students November 7-11, 2022. All staff from Livingstone Range School Division will be at our annual professional development Divisional Day on November 7. November 8 is an Interschool…
For many years, the modernization of J.T. Foster High School has been the number one Capital Plan priority in Livingstone Range School Division (LRSD). The Board of Trustees has fervently advocated to…
There's an exciting new series from our Career Practitioners that will help students and families learn about options for after graduation: Just One Thing. Discover 1 scholarship, 1 post-secondary program,…
Students interested in careers in the Trades will be better prepared with a new dual credit course Introduction to the Trades. With a $50,000 grant from Alberta Education Dual Credit Start-Up Funding,…