• 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…

  • 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…

    ,

  • 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. 

    ,

  • 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.

  • Spring Break 2026

    Richmond schools will be closed for spring break from March 16 to 27, 2026. Schools will re-open on March 30, 2026. Please note that two of our schools have slightly different spring break schedules: This message has been shared by the Richmond School District. If you have any questions, please contact educationoffice@sd38.bc.ca

    ,

  • Around the District – February 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. Sock Monkey: Teamwork in Every Stitch Over several weeks, a classroom came alive with laughter, curiosity and colorful yarn as students…

    ,

  • Pink Shirt Day 2026

    Pink Shirt Day is an annual event dedicated to raising awareness about bullying and promoting kindness, respect and inclusion within our communities. This year, Pink Shirt Day is being observed on February 25, 2026. Pink Shirt Day began in 2007, when two Canadian high school students witnessed a fellow student being bullied for wearing a…

  • A Parent/Guardian Guide to Emergency Preparedness

    The Richmond Board of Education places the safety of students and staff at the centre of its work. This document outlines how the district prepares for and responds to emergencies. Families are encouraged to review the guide to better understand district procedures, emergency drills, communication protocols, and the student reunification process. This message has been…

    ,

  • Letter from the Minister of Education and Child Care

    Please find attached a letter from the Honourable Lisa Beare, Minister of Education and Child Care. The Ministry has asked that this letter be shared with parents and caregivers across the province. We are providing it to you on their behalf for your information. This message has been shared by the Richmond School District. 

  • Happy Lunar New Year

    The Richmond School District would like to wish everyone a happy and prosperous Lunar New Year. Lunar New Year is an opportunity to highlight and recognize the many past and current contributions of the Asian communities that have played a vital role in shaping our diverse cultural landscape.