Fifty-eight international students are in Livingstone Range School Division classrooms this year. The students are from Azerbaijan Austria, Belgium, Chile,…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Board adopted a report last week that showcases the results of the past year. Trustees approved the…Continue Reading

More than 1,400 students spend from three to 115 minutes riding buses to Livingstone Range schools, and the same time…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Division is proceeding cautiously in developing a COVID-19 vaccination status and testing plan for staff. In a…Continue Reading

More than 700,000 students across the country — including those at F.P. Walshe school in Fort Macleod — participated in Student Vote Canada, coinciding with Monday’s federal election. F.P. Walshe students cast their ballots for the official candidates running in the Foothills riding in voting held in the main foyer. The Fort Macleod students cast…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Division will convert a former Crowsnest Pass visitor information centre into the home of its outdoor pursuits…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Division operations are close to pre-pandemic conditions as students return to class for the 2021-’22 year. Masks are optional, hygiene and enhanced cleaning are priorities and people are urged to stay home when sick. “We believe this plan will allow students and staff to have a safe and successful learning experience this…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod families can connect with free school supplies and information about resources this week. The annual Back to School…Continue Reading

Nick Housenga was recognized for the leadership he provided while a student at F.P. Walshe school. F.P. Walshe school nominated Nick for the prestigious Dr. Lloyd Cavers Student Leadership Scholarship. “Nick is an extremely diligent student,” F.P. Walshe school assistant principal Mary Krizan wrote in the nomination. “In spite of his many extracurricular commitments, he…Continue Reading