Documents
2018 Christmas Basket Application
2020-2021 School Year Start Up Parent Meetings
The following meetings will be held by Superintendent Mike McMann in attempt to give all parents in the FVSD an opportunity to ask questions regarding the school year in relation to COVID-19 and for the Superintendent to explain the regulations they are required to follow.
A message from the Family Resource Centre
A Message from the Family Resource Centre on new services and a Triple P Guide for Parenting during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Calendar
Employment Opportunity: Casual Bus Drivers Needed!
The Transportation Department is seeking to hire Casual Bus Drivers for almost all of our school locations. These are an on-call positions to commence as soon as possible upon hire.
Fort Vermilion School Division School Relaunch Plan
September 2020 In-school classes resume - near normal with health measures
FVSD Covid-19 Symptom Flowchart
A handy one-page chart for navigating COVID-19 symptoms.
FVSD Relaunch September 2020 (August 20 Revision)
Fort Vermilion School Division School Relaunch Plan September 2020 In-school classes resume - near normal with health measures Revised August 19, 2020
FVSD Relaunch September 2020 (September 6, final version signed by CMOH)
Fort Vermilion School Division School Relaunch Plan September 2020 In-school classes resume - near normal with health measures Revised September 6, 2020
Mental Health Monday-Exercise and Mental Health
Exercise is not just about fitness goals and gaining muscles. Sure, exercise can improve your physical health and help you maintain a healthy weight, but that’s not all that should motivate you and your family to exercise!
Mental Health Monday-Growing Gratitude
The Fort Vermilion School Division Connection Team works in the schools of our communities to support students in a variety of ways.
Mental Health Week
CMHA Mental Health Week runs from May 04-10, 2020. The Theme for this year's event is "Social Connection."
Monday Mental Health Message: Wired for Connection
Most of us know and understand the basics of taking care of our health: eat your fruits and veggies, exercise regularly and make sure to get enough sleep. But we often neglect the importance of social connection for our health and well-being. Studies show that social connection strengthens our immune system, helps us recover from illness/disease more quickly, and people who feel more connected have lower rates of anxiety and depression.
Monday's Mental Wellness Message: Kids and Technology
A Monday Wellness Message from the FVSD Connection Team
REDI Tourism Partnership Report
This report was completed in conjunction with Regional Economic Development Initiative of the Northwest (REDI), Mackenzie Frontier Tourist Association (MFTA), Alberta Cares Grant and input from many partners, members and interested parties across the region.
Registration Cover Sheet
This form is required for new registrations. It goes with the Registration Form.
Registration Form
This form is required for new registrations.