Bill 64
The compacting of the four northern school divisions into one northern region will have a significant impact on parent accessibility and educational expertise. A diagram shows how this change will occur. See “Bill 64 Regional Diagram.”
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Bill 64
The KSD has compiled 128 questions from the trustees, senior administration and the community on Bill 64 issues. See “Campaign of Question” for the list.
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Kindergarten Registration
Kindergarten Registration - All Children born in 2016. Call Kelsey Community School or École Opasquia School (French Immersion) to make an appointment to register your child. Kelsey Community School 204-623-7421/ École Opasquia School 204-623-3459 (See link for online form).
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Presentation – The Impact of Bill 64
The KSD Board of Trustees Virtual presentation on “The Impact of Bill 64: The Education Modernization Act” which was held Tuesday, April 27th on ZOOM may still be seen. Bill 64 Slide Presentation – April 2021. “Click on the title above […]
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Major Changes Proposed
Bill 64 proposes major changes to the way education is delivered in Manitoba. See the Bill 64 page link above for information. As well, check out the Local Voices/Local Choices link for how parents and other community members can participate […]
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Happy Retirement!
Joanne Fulford is congratulated by Vaughn Wadelius, Board Chair, and Selena Mell, Superintendent. Joanne is retiring after 27 years of service to Kelsey School Division. Best of wishes to Joanne as she enters retirement!
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Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week
Province of Manitoba Proclamation
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Celebrating Reading in Manitoba Schools
I LOVE TO READ MONTH Province of Manitoba Proclamation
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Kindergarten Registration
Kindergarten Registration for Children Born in 2016
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Retirement – Louise Loewen
Louise Loewen’s service to the KSD was recognized as she retired at the end of December after having served with the school division for 34 years. Her tenure started at MBCI in 1987 and continued at Kelsey, Mary Duncan and Opasquia schools. She was an assistant principal at Opasquia School and Mary Duncan School. In 2018 she was appointed principal of Mary Duncan School. Congratulations, Louise.