Yearbook Purchase Deadline
Please get your yearbook orders in by Friday, June 26th! This is the last day we are able to accept new orders. SchoolCashOnline
Please get your yearbook orders in by Friday, June 26th! This is the last day we are able to accept new orders. SchoolCashOnline
Ecole Palliser Heights Staff and Families are invited to attend the OTC National Indigenous People’s Day 2020 (June 21, 2020 11 am – 2 pm). Online Link
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Good luck to all teams! A tournament schedule can be found below: Tournament Draw.
Palliser Heights Staff and School Community Council members are excited to announce our Dr. Seuss reading challenge which will begin January 27 in celebration of Family Literacy Day and will run until mid-May. As you may already know, reading is an important initiative within Prairie…
On the afternoon of September 21st, Palliser Heights students and staff participated in a walk and run to kick off ‘Two Weeks for Terry’ at the school. After watching a quick video and listening to some inspirational words from our Principal, Mr. Gauvin, we hit…
September 9th was indeed a busy day at Palliser Heights School! In addition to the Tipi Raising and Round Dance, our school community was treated to a welcome back barbecue. The evening provided wonderful opportunities to both catch-up and meet for the first time. Many…
The afternoon of Wednesday, September 9th was very special for Palliser Heights School. Students, school and central office staff, Prairie South board members and community members were all treated to a tipi raising and round dance. Jeff Capo led the day, sharing tipi teachings and…
Supply lists have been updated for the 2015-2016 school year. They can be found here or by using the ‘School Information’ navigation bar above.
Palliser Heights students from Mrs. Danylchuk’s, Mr. Gallagher’s, and Mme Lariviere’s classes participated in National Aboriginal Day 2015. The day was held in Crescent Park on Thursday, June 18th. Students from all over Moose Jaw made hearts to represent residential school survivors. After a ceremonial…