Saskatchewan Polytechnic Moose Jaw Campus is once again providing an opportunity for girls to explore trades and technology. Please follow this link for more information.
School Community Council Dr. Seuss Reading Initiative
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 South School Division and Palliser Heights wants to help motivate kids to read. To that effect, staff members and our SCC have created a Dr. Seuss themed reading challenge. With Dr. Seuss character visits, Dr. Seuss themed prizes and a final prize for three classes to attend the matinee performance of Rhubarb Jr.’s Seussical in June, we hoped to motivate kids to read…and read.
WACA’s 2nd Annual Round Dance
On Saturday February 6th, the Wakamow Aboriginal Community Association of Moose Jaw will be hosting their second annual feast and round dance at Prince Arthur school. The feast begins at 5pm and the round dance begins at 7pm. Admission is free. This event is co-sponsored by the Prairie South School Division.
French Classes Offered
If you are interested in taking a French class, they are offered right here in town through the French Community Association. Please see information below.
Vote on Your Preferred Calendar
The Prairie South Schools calendar committee has held its planning sessions and has developed two calendar options for next year. We are asking our parents and staff to vote on which option they feel best supports student learning. Click on the attachment below to see the options and to fill in the brief survey. Thank you for your support in this matter.
Education Week Guest Speaker
Palliser Heights staff and students were excited to welcome Logan to our school to share his story and successes at our education week assembly. Logan is an 11 year old from White City, Saskatchewan who recently hit local, provincial and national news by playing Regina Minor Football in his wheelchair. He shared his story about all of the things he CAN do and how many friends and family have helped him along the way. It was a great story about inclusion and how we can all make sure to do our part to make everyone feel included at school and in our communities. After the assembly, Logan joined us at recess and got a chance to meet many of our students.
