Students at Dr. Thomas A. Swift Elementary demonstrated meaningful compassion and peer support during a school-wide, student-led “Break the Rules Day” fundraiser in support of Canuck Place Children’s Hospice.
What if a school year could be more than milestones and metrics? What if it could capture thousands of moments where curiosity sparks, confidence grows, and students begin to see who they can become?
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Respiratory illness season is here, but you don’t have to feel uncertain about where to turn if you have a sick child. This winter, skip the guesswork: learn about the care options available for your child so they can get better sooner. Knowing your choices can save time and reduce stress.
In the spirit of Remembrance Day, students at Mt. Lehman Elementary wrote and decorated over 100 handwritten letters to Canadian soldiers serving overseas.
During a special school presentation on November 7, students from Kindergarten to Grade 5 sang O Canada, stood for The Last Post, and proudly shared their cards with Sgt. David Scrivens of the Canadian Armed Forces.
Abbotsford School of Integrated Arts (ASIA) - Sumas Mountain held a moving Remembrance Day assembly honouring the sacrifices of Canadian soldiers and those affected by war. Students from across the grades presented visual and performing arts projects, including hand-crafted poppy displays, clay sculptures inspired by In Flanders Fields, and black-and-white imagery reflecting the themes of remembrance.
The Abbotsford Board of Education has elected Stan Petersen as Board Chair for the remainder of the 2025–26 term. Trustee Petersen, a long-time advocate for public education, brings a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to student success across the district.
Trustee Petersen succeeds Shirley Wilson, who has served as Chair since February 2024. The election took place during the Board’s annual organizational meeting on November 4, 2025.
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Make dental, hearing and vision checks part of a healthy routine
It’s important for your child to have regular eye exams and routine dental checkups. This can help find issues early and lead to better outcomes. It is also important to recognize any hearing loss early as this is essential for speech and language development.
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No one wants to take the ‘treat’ out of trick-or-treating, but Halloween treats can increase the risk of cavities. This year, Fraser Health is encouraging families to plan ahead to help scare away tooth decay.
