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June is National Indigenous History Month
June is designated as National Indigenous History Month, a time to honour and acknowledge the rich history, heritage, resilience, and diversity of the First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples throughout […]
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Pride Season
Every June, the Richmond School District acknowledges Pride Month, and we also recognize Pride Season, which spans from June to September. The district believes that equity and inclusion are foundational […]
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Climate Change Accountability Report 2023
The Richmond School District’s Climate Change Accountability Report for the period January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2023, summarizes our emissions profile, the total offsets to reach net-zero emissions, the […]
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Building a Connected Community – The Impact of Student Voice in Richmond
As part of Strategic Priority 5, the Richmond Board of Education is deeply committed to supporting a connected learning community where our students’ voices are not just encouraged but embedded […]
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School Board Office Closed May 17, 2024
Please note that on Friday, May 17, the Richmond School Board office will be closed. The office will re-open to the public on Tuesday, May 21.
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Mental Health Week
May 6-12 marks the Canadian Mental Health Association’s annual Mental Health Week. This initiative aims to transform perceptions of mental health by increasing awareness and supporting individuals who face mental […]
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Around the District – April 2024
Around the district is a monthly update that includes a collection of stories from Richmond schools. These stories highlight Richmond’s vibrant learning community, which fosters student engagement, creativity, and well-being […]
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Jewish Heritage Month
As Jewish Heritage Month begins on May 1st, the Richmond School District would like to recognize the rich culture, heritage and history of the Jewish community in Canada. We […]
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Asian Heritage Month
As we recognize Asian Heritage Month this May, the Richmond School District would like to acknowledge the rich traditions, customs and history of the Asian community in Canada. We […]
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National Day of Mourning
Across Canada, April 28 has been designated as the National Day of Mourning. As workers, families, employees and communities come together at events held around the province to remember those […]
