Orange Shirt Day – September 30 / 2020
It is our collective responsibility to ensure that every student in Revelstoke has a level of age appropriate information about the harm done by residential schools and why we acknowledge traditional territories. September 30th, Orange Shirt Day, is set aside as a reminder of the importance of embedding indigenous ways of learning all year. This video clip is 2 minutes long and provides a good place to start your own learning journey.
Orange Shirt Day
August 27, 2020 School District Restart Plan Package
Please use the link to below to view the School District Restart Plan package.
School District Restart Plan PackageAugust 26, 2020 Parent Letter from Superintendent / Back to School Information
Please see below to view the August 26, 2020 letter from School District #19 (Revelstoke) Superintendent, Mike Hooker regarding information on the 20-21 school restart and further details on District Back to School information.
August 18, 2020 Parent Letter from Superintendent – School Restart Information
Please see below to view the August 18, 2020 letter from School District #19 (Revelstoke) Superintendent, Mike Hooker regarding information on the school restart in September.
Link to Previous District COVID-19 Updates
August 18, 2020 SD19 District Contact List
Please see below to view the School District #19 (Revelstoke) 2020 District Contact List.
BREAKFAST PROGRAM
Did you know that School District #19 runs a breakfast program in each of our schools, every school day?
Our breakfast programs are intended to provide nutritious foods to any student that need it. Foods are ready shortly after 8 AM until the first bell. The program is free and anyone is welcome, anytime. There are many reasons why students may miss breakfast, from missed alarms, to picky eaters, to financial issues. We want to give students the best chance possible for learning and growth, including starting their day off with a full belly. This program also provides a safe space for friendships to flourish. Students can come every day or just occasionally – it is up to them!
Our breakfast programs are managed by paid coordinators, but we depend on a large number of volunteers to help prepare and serve breakfast. There is always a need for more volunteers, whether they are parents or community members. The program is mostly funded by grants and donations, both local and provincial. Donations are always welcome and can contribute to increased nutritional quality of our breakfasts.
Questions, comments, donations and volunteers be addressed to our District Coordinator at revelstokebreakfastprograms@gmail.com. Watch out for our survey in coming months for your chance to provide feedback to your school program.
Mission Vision Values Statement
School District #19 (Revelstoke) is located on the Trans Canada Highway adjacent to the Okanagan and Kootenay regions. We are a vibrant, historic mountain community of 6,719 (from Census 2016). Our School District serves approximately 1020 students in three elementary schools and one high school, all within the City of Revelstoke.
CONTACT INFORMATION
For a summary of contact information for schools, the board office and trustees see:
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