As the tassels are turned and caps fly high, we take a moment to honor the achievements of our graduates. The Class of 2024 has shown resilience, intelligence, and determination in their pursuit of excellence.
Your Journey Awaits! Embark on your next adventure with the knowledge that you have achieved something remarkable. Your graduation is not just a testament to your academic success, but a beacon of the bright future that lies ahead.
Thank You, Educators and Families A special thank you to the educators who have guided our students, and the families who have supported them every step of the way. Your unwavering commitment has been a cornerstone of their success.
Celebrate Your Success To our graduates, celebrate this milestone; it is well-deserved. Remember, once a member of the Class of 2024, always a part of our community.
After 32 years of dedicated service in public education, with 28 of those years enriching the Kelsey School Division (KSD), Heather Marlow is embarking on a well-deserved retirement. Heather’s journey through education is nothing short of inspiring, having served in nearly every school within the division, with the exception of Mary Duncan
Heather’s commitment to education and her impact on students and colleagues alike have been profound. As she transitions into retirement, we celebrate her accomplishments and the indelible mark she has left on the Kelsey School Division.
Please join us in extending heartfelt gratitude to Heather for her years of service and wishing her a joyful and fulfilling retirement.
Thank you, Heather, for your unwavering dedication. You will be greatly missed! 
Heather’s Remarkable Career Path:
2023-2024: Education Director at Kelsey Learning Centre/Kelsey School Division and University College of the North, The Pas, Manitoba.
2021-2023: Assistant Principal at Margaret Barbour Collegiate Institute, Kelsey School Division, The Pas, Manitoba.
2011-2021: Guidance Counselor, Distance Education Facilitator, and Senior English Teacher at Margaret Barbour Collegiate Institute, Student Services Department, Kelsey School Division, The Pas, Manitoba.
2004-2011: Senior English Teacher at Margaret Barbour Collegiate Institute, English Department, Kelsey School Division, The Pas, Manitoba.
2003-2004: Principal at Scott Bateman Middle School, Kelsey School Division, The Pas, Manitoba.
2002-2003: Grade 8 Teacher at Opasquia Middle School, Kelsey School Division, The Pas, Manitoba.
2001-2002: Assistant Principal at Kelsey Elementary School, Kelsey School Division, The Pas, Manitoba.
1996-2001: Assistant Principal and Senior English Teacher at Kelsey Adult Learning Centre, Kelsey School Division, The Pas, Manitoba.
1995-1996: Lead Facilitator and Employment Trainer at Lokken Associates Training Consultants, Inc., Regional Office, Flin Flon, Manitoba.
1992-1995: Senior English and Drama Teacher at Weekes High School, Hudson Bay School Division, Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan.
1991-1992: Teacher for 7th & 8th Grade at Scott Bateman Middle School, Kelsey School Division, The Pas, Manitoba.
Teresa de Hoop has been assigned as our new Student Services Coordinator (SSC). Based at Division Office, Teresa transitions into this role with long experience as an educator and most recently as a Resource Teacher at Margaret Barbour Collegiate Institute.
The role of SSC is newly reconstituted and will evolve to meet the Manitoba Education and Early Childhood Learning priorities outlined in the document Supporting Inclusive Schools: A Handbook for Resource Teachers in Manitoba Schools. Her role will be pivotal in providing assistance to resource teachers in supporting appropriate educational programming in Kelsey School Division schools schools. The SSC supports resource teachers and other educators working in an inclusive school environment to address the diverse needs of all students from Kindergarten to Grade 12.
Please welcome Teresa in her new appointment.
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Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 2024! As the tassels are turned and caps fly high, we take a …
