Online Registration for 2022-2023
Tuesday, January 18, 2022 - Parkland School Division's annual online registration/verification…
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Strong Families: Stress, Trauma & Addiction Workshop
Parkland School Division is proud to partner with Alberta Parenting For The Future to present…
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27
Nature Kindergarten Virtual Open House
Nature Kindergarten is an optional extension program based at Muir Lake School and focused…
Jan
20
Regular Board Highlights - January 18, 2022
Tuesday, January 18, 2022 - The Board of Trustees is pleased to share with all education…
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18
Winter Storm Warning - Buses Cancelled Tuesday
Monday, January 17, 2022 - The Environment Canada has issued a Winter Storm warning which…
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17
COVID-19 Notifications
January 13, 2022 - Recently, the Government of Alberta and Alberta Health Services announced…
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13
PSD Students Return to In-Person Learning - UPDATE
January 7, 2022 - As previously announced by the Minister of Education, Parkland School Division…
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In our FREE upcoming Strong Families session on February 15, Professional Counselor Jenn Banas will walk participants through the nature of trauma, and how it can manifest in the brain, and subsequently, our behaviours. Discover…
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Parkland School Division (PSD) is a dedicated provider of quality public education, serving more than 73,000 residents living west of Edmonton. The Division is large in area, spanning almost 2,450 square kilometres, but small enough that students, parents and staff learn each other’s faces and names quickly.
Attendance areas stretch as far west as Tomahawk and Entwistle, and include rural areas south of Spruce Grove and Stony Plain, with the North Saskatchewan River providing a natural southern boundary all the way to Devon.
