Crusader Parents - here is your WAAG!
Miss. Murray’s Grade 7 Math class has been hands-on with fractions today!
Students used fraction blocks to explore how fractions work, compare their sizes, and make sense of adding and subtracting them in a visual, concrete way.
Doing this is building confidence with key Grade 7 outcomes — understanding how to add and subtract fractions (even with different denominators!) and comparing fractions, decimals, and whole numbers using benchmarks and place value.
It’s always exciting to see students make those “aha!” connections when math moves from abstract to hands-on. Great work, Grade 7s!💡
Students used fraction blocks to explore how fractions work, compare their sizes, and make sense of adding and subtracting them in a visual, concrete way.
Doing this is building confidence with key Grade 7 outcomes — understanding how to add and subtract fractions (even with different denominators!) and comparing fractions, decimals, and whole numbers using benchmarks and place value.
It’s always exciting to see students make those “aha!” connections when math moves from abstract to hands-on. Great work, Grade 7s!💡
Mrs. Verner’s Science 7 students had an exciting day dissecting owl pellets! 🦉🔍
Students identified the types of prey owls eat by examining the bones and materials inside each pellet. This activity helps them understand food chains, predator-prey relationships, niches, and how energy moves through an ecosystem. Good work, Grade 7s!
Students identified the types of prey owls eat by examining the bones and materials inside each pellet. This activity helps them understand food chains, predator-prey relationships, niches, and how energy moves through an ecosystem. Good work, Grade 7s!
Mrs. Verner’s Science 8 classes were busy building boats! Students explored density and buoyancy and had plenty of fun while learning. The winning boat held over 200 little stones! Good work, Grade 8s!
Every child is created in the image and likeness of God—unique, precious, and deeply loved.
In our Catholic schools, we nurture this truth each day by forming students in kindness, compassion, and responsibility.
Guided by our faith theme, Do Small Things with Great Love, and the Catholic Social Teachings, we help students understand the dignity of every person and how their small acts can make a big difference.
Together with families and parishes, we work to create school environments where every child belongs and where Christ’s love is visible in the way we greet, support, and care for one another.
To learn more about our commitment to safety, belonging, and the well-being of every student, please visit:
https://www.lrcssd.ca/page/safety-and-belonging
In our Catholic schools, we nurture this truth each day by forming students in kindness, compassion, and responsibility.
Guided by our faith theme, Do Small Things with Great Love, and the Catholic Social Teachings, we help students understand the dignity of every person and how their small acts can make a big difference.
Together with families and parishes, we work to create school environments where every child belongs and where Christ’s love is visible in the way we greet, support, and care for one another.
To learn more about our commitment to safety, belonging, and the well-being of every student, please visit:
https://www.lrcssd.ca/page/safety-and-belonging
🕊️ A Joyful Welcome to Archbishop-Designate Stephen Hero!
Lakeland Catholic School Division joyfully shares in the news from the Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton!
We extend our warmest welcome to Bishop Stephen Hero, who has been appointed by Pope Leo as our new Archbishop of Edmonton.
It is especially inspiring to know that Archbishop-Designate Hero has served as Rector of St. Joseph Seminary and taught at Newman Theological College, institutions that play such a vital role in forming future leaders of the Church, including many who serve in our schools and community.
We pray for a fruitful and blessed ministry as he begins this new chapter.
Image and announcement courtesy of the Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton.
Lakeland Catholic School Division joyfully shares in the news from the Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton!
We extend our warmest welcome to Bishop Stephen Hero, who has been appointed by Pope Leo as our new Archbishop of Edmonton.
It is especially inspiring to know that Archbishop-Designate Hero has served as Rector of St. Joseph Seminary and taught at Newman Theological College, institutions that play such a vital role in forming future leaders of the Church, including many who serve in our schools and community.
We pray for a fruitful and blessed ministry as he begins this new chapter.
Image and announcement courtesy of the Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton.
AJSH Faith Wear is on sale now on School Cash until Friday, November 28th.
$30 t-shirts
$40 crew necks
$50 Hoodies
Get yours today in time for the holidays!
$30 t-shirts
$40 crew necks
$50 Hoodies
Get yours today in time for the holidays!
To book Evidence of Learning Conferences please visit https://schoolinterviews.ca/code/hfaxp
Enter your child's name and create the booking
Enter your child's name and create the booking
All Bonnyville and Cold Lake buses are running this afternoon, with the exception of C03, C05, C06, C08, and C42.
As a reminder, please check the Bus Status App for the most up-to-date information for your bus.
Thank you for your patience and safe travels this afternoon.
As a reminder, please check the Bus Status App for the most up-to-date information for your bus.
Thank you for your patience and safe travels this afternoon.
All rural morning bus routes in Cold Lake are cancelled today due to conditions.
Schools remain open, please travel safely.
We will share an update on afternoon routes later today.
Schools remain open, please travel safely.
We will share an update on afternoon routes later today.
After reflecting on The Common Good, we have turned our hearts toward Solidarity—a reminder of Christ’s call to stand with one another in compassion, unity, and shared hope.
In this teaching, we remember that we are one family in Christ, strengthened when we walk together.
Learn more about the teachings that guide our faith and our schools:
https://www.lrcssd.ca/page/catholic-social-teachings
In this teaching, we remember that we are one family in Christ, strengthened when we walk together.
Learn more about the teachings that guide our faith and our schools:
https://www.lrcssd.ca/page/catholic-social-teachings
Crusader Parents - here is your WAAG for Nov 17-21st
Here is the schedule for the JV District Games tomorrow
Mr. Godin's Science 10 and Science 20 classes embarking on some Chemistry Gamification project-based learning! More to come!
Congratulations to our Grade 7/8 boys' volleyball team, who are advancing to Districts following their win at Wards last night! Go Crusaders!
Cold Lake First Nations is hosting a Home Maintenance Workshop on November 26 & 27 from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm at the Cold Lake First Nations Youth Centre.
Youth under the age of 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Contact CLFN Housing Department to register at 780-594-7183.
Youth under the age of 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Contact CLFN Housing Department to register at 780-594-7183.
Youth group met up after school today to create Christmas decorations to brighten the tables of our seniors in the community!
Holy Name Church at CFB Cold Lake is starting a Youth Group. The first event will be November 14 from 6:00 - 8:00 pm!
Indigenous students in grades 11 & 12 are invited to participate in an Indigenous Youth Employment Workshop on November 17 @ 8:45 am in Room 125.
NAIT will be hosting the following in-person events:
• Dec 2 – Business Night at 6 p.m.
• Dec 3 – Engineering Night at 6 p.m.
• Dec 4 – Digital Media & IT Night at 6 p.m.
These give students a more in-depth experience than Open House, with program-specific info sessions, lab tours, or mix-and-mingle opportunities depending on the area.
Registration is required and spaces will fill fast;
nait.ca/stepintonait
• Dec 2 – Business Night at 6 p.m.
• Dec 3 – Engineering Night at 6 p.m.
• Dec 4 – Digital Media & IT Night at 6 p.m.
These give students a more in-depth experience than Open House, with program-specific info sessions, lab tours, or mix-and-mingle opportunities depending on the area.
Registration is required and spaces will fill fast;
nait.ca/stepintonait
