We have activated the MyEdBC Family/Parent portal this afternoon to give parents/guardians the ability to access the site before report cards are issued. Our intention is to have any password and login issues resolved prior to issuing the report cards.

SD 60 Technology Services will be activating the MyEdBC Family/Parent portal this afternoon. If you have an active email address registered with the school and you are the student’s primary contact, you should receive an email from  sysadmin@myeducation.gov.bc.ca. 
The email will include a temporary password allowing you access to the portal.

Due to freezing rain and road conditions, Dr. Kearney school bus students will be dismissed at 1 pm to catch their school bus home.
Classes are in session and Dr. Kearney will remain open. For all students,

Earlier today we sent a letter to all parents/guardians that have an email on file with the school. We will be using the MyEdBC Family Portal starting in early December. The letter should be in your inbox,

DK parents and guardians are invited to an information session about the family portal in MyEducationBC, our province’s student information system. The portal provides parents and guardians access to student grades, attendance and report cards. At the information session we will discuss how to access the portal,

All students who ordered cookie dough, the orders are in and will be ready for pick up Friday, November 17 from 3:11-4:30.
If there are any missing or broken items, they must be returned with the order sheet (no order sheet needed for online orders) by November 27th.

Parent-Teacher Interviews are fast approaching! To book an appointment with your student’s teachers, contact Lora at the school office.
Teachers will be available for appointments on:
Wednesday November 29th: 2:30 – 4:00  **Early Dismissal @ 2:09 pm 
Thursday November 30th: 2:30 –

The attached letter from Minister of Education, Rob Fleming, discusses changes to the Grade 10-12 new curriculum implementation timeline as well as information regarding the new Provincial Literacy Assessment and Provincial Numeracy Assessment.
How will this change affect Grade 9 students: 
“Students currently in Grade 9 and younger will continue their learning with the new curriculum throughout their graduation years.

Charlie’s Chocolate Factory is our major school fundraiser this year. The money earned goes towards our student activities such as the Winter Luncheon for students, Winter & Spring Fun Days and student recognition.
FREE SAMPLES: We have received samples from Charlie’s of their milk and dark chocolate – parents are welcome to stop in for a taste test.

Picture retakes will take place on Friday November 3rd. If you have purchased pictures and would like retakes, bring the pictures back to the school for Friday.