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Canadian Jewish Heritage Month
May marks Canadian Jewish Heritage Month — a time to recognize the culture, traditions and history of Jewish communities in Canada and around the world. Canadian Jewish Heritage Month is an opportunity to learn more about Jewish heritage and recognize the community’s contributions to the cultural, social and civic life of our province. Join us…
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Asian Heritage Month
May is Asian Heritage Month — a time to recognize the history, traditions and contributions of Canadians of Asian heritage. Over the past two centuries, immigrants from across Asia have shaped British Columbia through their achievements in the arts, sciences, business, government and beyond. Join us this month as we acknowledge Asian Heritage Month and…
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National Day of Mourning
April 28 is recognized across Canada as the National Day of Mourning — a time to remember those who have lost their lives, been injured, or suffered illness due to workplace incidents or occupational disease. This day also serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of workplace health and safety.
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City Centre Elementary School Name Approved
The Richmond Board of Education has approved the name City Centre Elementary School for the district’s newest elementary school, located at 8671 Odlin Crescent. A School Naming Committee was established in June 2025 to oversee the process, review submissions and provide a recommendation to the board. A public naming submission period was open from September…
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Study English in Canada: Summer 2026 Programs Now Open
Join Richmond International Education this summer in Richmond, British Columbia. Students from around the world are invited to learn English with B.C. certified teachers and take part in a variety of activities that build confidence, independence and lifelong friendships. Programs run from July 6 to August 14, 2026. Explore program details, fees and registration on…
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Around the District – March 2026
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 in inclusive learning environments. Learn About Natural Disasters Through Interactive Projects Layers of sand, scattered debris and shifting surfaces helped bring the science of natural…
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Update from the Richmond Board of Education: April 2026
The Richmond Board of Education would like to welcome staff, students and families back from spring break. As we begin the final term of the school year, the board is sharing a few important updates with the community. RDPA Elections – May 5, 2026 The Richmond District Parents Association (RDPA) is a district-wide parent organization…
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Summer Learning 2026
Summer Learning programs offer students the opportunity to explore new interests, develop skills and take academic courses. Eligible elementary students may register for one enrichment course and/or one or more fee-based camps, selecting the grade they will be entering in September 2026. Secondary students may register for up to two full-credit courses or three non-credit…
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Updates from the Richmond Board of Education: September 2025 – January 2026
The attached update summarizes public board decisions made during September to January 2026. It is shared on behalf of the Richmond Board of Education to help keep the community informed about important decisions being made. This message has been shared by the Richmond School District. If you have any questions, please contact boardmeetings@sd38.bc.ca.
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District Update on Secondary Program Options
We understand that families have questions and concerns regarding mini school programs, enriched classes and advanced learning opportunities across the district. The attached document provides clear and accurate information about current programming options that support enrichment.
