EIPS opens registration for returning students
Elk Island Public Schools (EIPS) registration for returning students begins February 1.
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Community
EIPS seeks volunteers for audit committee
Interested in volunteering with Elk Island Public Schools (EIPS) in a financial capacity?
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Volunteers needed for school reading program
Volunteers visit one of 22 EIPS schools partaking in the program once a week for 30 minutes. They can read books outloud, play vocabulary games and talk to students about what inspired them throughout their childhood.
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The gallery hosts Holiday Sounds of string quartet
The Gallery features more than 27 artists’ work ranging from woodwork,
jewelry, knitting, paintings and other handmade items from throughout the
Highway 14 area and beyond.
Mills Haven students donate to food bank in unique way
“I think the food drive was a great opportunity for us to help the community,” said grade 6 student Cielo. “It’s important to show people respect, and treat them the way you want to be treated.”
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Chudovyi Dancers display Ukraine culture at annual Santa tea
Twenty four dancers in five groups danced their way through each of the nine performances with grace in the colourful costumes representing the various regions of the Ukraine country.
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Vegreville teacher wins prestigious award
“I try to approach everything in life with an open heart and an open mind, treating every interaction as an opportunity to grow and learn,” she added. “Students, colleagues, parents, friends and family all contribute to who I am and what I’ve accomplished.”
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Candlelight service offers peace at holiday season
everend Carolyn Woodall brought forth the Invocation and Opening Prayer which was followed by a number of songs by groups and solo musicians throughout the evening.
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Two EIPS schools raise awareness about poverty
“The students are excited to have an opportunity to run this program,” said SouthPointe teacher Carole Bossert. “In the process, they’re also learning how poverty can affect their friends and neighbours, and how they can work to make a difference in the community.”
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Vegreville students use recycled material to create artistic outfits
“The students really impressed me with their pieces,” said Miller. “They are such an enthusiastic and open-minded group, they took the concept of sustainable fashion and just ran with it.”
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