Arborg Early Middle

In honour of Remembrance Day….@MrsSkoropet @ArborgEM

Beautiful colouring done by my students in honour of Residential School survivors!@MrsSkoropet @ArborgEM

Gimli High School student breaking down disability barriers #LakerPride @gimlihighschool @evergreen_sd bit.ly/3aljzxo

Important message & reminder following 2 cases of Covid-19: 1 at REMS and 1 at DGJS. Thank you to caregivers and community members for following public health guidelines to keep our students and staff safe. Self-screen daily and stay home when sick.

Students at Arborg Early Middle School honoured Residential School Survivors today by each colouring a shoe to show that Every Child Matters! @ArborgEM

A special tribute to the influential author & illustrator, Eric Carle. The Grade 1-2 Eric Carle inspired art experience was a hit! RIP Eric Carle 🌱 ☀️ @ArborgEM

ACI is getting ready for Grad! Service can be viewed on Wednesday June 23rd at 2:00PM at bit.ly/2S0x2Fe @evergreen_sd

Looking forward to meeting with @CliffCullenMLA tomorrow with @ArborgEM as part of the Listening Tour. I hope he has read our questions carefully and responds directly.

Heat Advisory #1 bit.ly/3g3Bj2J

During periods of high temperatures, stay hydrated, and watch for signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. For more information, visit bit.ly/2LHehC2.

“Bill 64 can wait, and it should.” - @7oakOLeary thank you for this most reasonable call for stability while our students and school communities recover. Now is not the time for Bill 64 - via @winnipegnews winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/analys…

Our mission is to engage students in learning to become contributing citizens of a democratic society. To do this, we pursue curricular outcomes through activity that includes critical analysis of Gov Policy & Legislation - past, present & future.

Flags in Evergreen will be at half-mast at all our buildings for four days in solidarity and remembrance of the 215 children who died at the Kamloops institute, and for all children who did not survive #IndianResidentialSchools.

John Wiens is arguably the most respected educator in Manitoba. See the Wpg Free Press for his most recent commentary on Bill 64 -- smashing education eggs - via @winnipegnews winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/analys…

“In some jurisdictions where school boards have been abolished, they have been brought back due to necessity — New Brunswick and P.E.I., for example.” #RaiseYourVoice #ForEvergreen

K-12 Schools in Winnipeg, Brandon to Move to Remote Learning Effective May 12 bit.ly/3bgMnYR

Manitoba's #COVID19Vaccine eligibility at super-sites and pop-up clinics has expanded to include all individuals aged 30+. ➡️ See the full eligibility at bit.ly/3rZGchX. ➡️ Learn how to book your appointment at bit.ly/3h4iRJC. #ProtectMB #Covid19MB

As per today’s announcement from MB Gov, schools in Evergreen will continue with in-person learning at this time. Thank you for supporting our students & staff by following public health guidelines. We will inform families of any changes to programming.

All students in Grade 7 and up — as well as sixth-graders with early birthdays — will be eligible to get fully vaccinated before the start of the 2021-22 school year, under Manitoba’s immunization projections #mbed winnipegfreepress.com/special/corona…