Southwestern Alberta continues to be a popular destination for international students. Sixty-four high school students from Austria, Australia, Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain and Turkey are enrolled this year in Livingstone Range School Division. That number would likely be a lot higher if not for a shortage of host families. “The growth of our…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Division wants to create a collegiate school to offer students enriched programming, specialized facilities and enhanced learning…Continue Reading

Hundreds of students are learning off-campus in Livingstone Range School Division. Trustees were told 402 students are enrolled in work…Continue Reading

It was an opportunity for the Livingstone Range School Division to share what the situation is at Granum school, how…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Division students will learn more about Metis culture and history through a new partnership. The school board…Continue Reading

Host families are needed for Livingstone Range School Division’s international student program. International student program co-ordinator Jas Schmirler appeared before Fort Macleod council on Nov. 28 to explain the program and ask people to open their homes. “We do want to increase enrollment of international students coming to the area,” Schmirler said. Schmirler told council…Continue Reading

A provincial grant will fund a mental health pilot project in Livingstone Range School Division. Trustees learned last week the…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Division recently announced place-based learning supervisor Joel Gamache is now supporting First Nations, Metis, and Inuit programs.…Continue Reading

Ninety additional students are in Livingstone Range School Division classrooms this year. Associate superintendent of business services Jeff Perry last…Continue Reading