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School board moving forward with Evergreen demolition

Evergreen School is going to be demolished. The District 72 School Board voted in favour of moving forward at last...

School Closures still a go for District 72

School District 72 is still moving forward with the school closures for Oyster River Elementary and Discovery Passage. Board Chairperson...

District 72 begins closure transition work

Work is underway to transition students out of Oyster River and Discovery Passage elementary schools. The school board voted last...

Discovery Passage closes their doors

BC has the second lowest education funding in the country right after Prince Edward Island. And School District 72 trustees...

Monday’s Discovery Passage public consultation meeting

The Discovery Passage public consultation meeting was very well attended by the public Monday night. PAC member Heidi Cuff says...

District 72’s public consultation process is underway

District 72's public consultation process is underway. The first public consultation meeting to discuss the proposed closure of Oyster River...

Petition for Oyster River Elementary School

Saturday afternoon, community members gathered to petition against the possible closure of Oyster River elementary school. PAC chair and 12-year...

New School Year

Are you and your kids excited about the new school year beginning? Superintendent Tom Longridge says he's really excited for...

Looking for host families for international students

Campbell River School District 72's international student program is still looking for host families for September. Coordinator Lori Kobelak says...

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