Have a wonderful Summer!

We hope everyone is having a safe and fun-filled magical summer!

The office is now closed and will reopen the week of August 20th, 2018 between 8am and 2 pm daily.

If you are in need of assistance prior to August 20th, 2018-please email the principal, Denise Brown, at debrown@sd83.bc.ca.

New student registration is August 28th, 2018. Please be sure to bring your child’s birth certificate and care card information, as well, as proof of address.  (eg. utility bill)

 

Classes will be back in session on September 4th, 2108 with an early dismissal  at 11:15am. Class lists will NOT BE PSOTED PRIOR to September 4th, 2018 as our numbers are very high and we are anticipating obtaining another classroom.  For the first week, returning students will go their last year CORE teacher. Grade six students and new students will meet in the gym.

The first week students will review expectations and work on building team spirit. As well, we will be spending time on Numeracy. Once we have determined if any students have moved away and welcomed all our new families, the Director of Instruction will give permission to place students in their new classes. We anticipate posting the classes on Friday after dismissal. The rest of the week are normal hours of instruction.

We are looking forward to the year ahead and feel grateful to be working with your child and family at Len Wood Middle School, Extreme Team 2018!

 

 

Pleasant Valley Secondary School would like to invite all parents and guardians of grade 8 students at Len Wood Middle School to an informational evening on Tuesday, June 12 at 6:30 pm in the PVSS library.  Topics covered will include courses, timetable and transition to high school.

Please bring your questions to the meeting.

PVSS admin and teachers are looking forward to meeting you.

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Dear LWM Parent / Guardian,

On March 12 we had a report of a suspicious person near our school grounds.  As a result, the police were called and investigated.  After interviewing the individual, police confirmed that there was no concern and no threat to the school or the public.

If any future incidents occur, we will follow up with the police to ensure student safety.

Yours Truly,

Scott Anderson

Principal