Escuela Dalhousie Weekly News
La semana del 29 al 3 de octubre
Upcoming Events and Important Dates | |
September 29 | No Classes – IPP Conferences |
September 30 | No School – National Day for Truth and Reconciliation |
October 1 | Davison Apple Orchard Delivery |
Queridas familias!
We held our annual Terry Fox Run yesterday. The weather was perfect, and students were excited to get out to run for a great cause. Throughout the weeks leading up to our event, many of our classes have been engaged in learning activities related to the legacy of the Terry Fox Marathon of Hope. Our students are learning kindness, empathy, and compassion through these engaging activities.
So far, we have raised upwards of $7,000 towards our goal of $9,000. If you still wish to donate, you can visit the Terry Fox website at: https://schools.terryfox.ca/DalhousieSchoolCalgary We can also accept cash donations at the school until Wednesday, Oct. 1.
Thank you to all of our Dalhousie families, extended families, and friends for the amazing contributions to our Dalhousie Campaign and for supporting cancer research in Canada!
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Next week, September 30, is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Today, our students observed Orange Shirt Day within their classes. Classes engaged in a variety of learning activities to learn about Indigenous Culture, including reading stories, discussing Canada's history of residential schools, art, and identity as part of our commitment to Truth and Reconciliation.
Demographic Verification Forms Compliance
Student Demographic Verification is required annually. If you have not verified your demographic information for the 2025-26 school year, please log in to your MyCBE account on SchoolEngage and verify your student’s information. We appreciate all your work in supporting families to complete these forms. Visit SchoolEngage to complete your forms.
Important | These forms are a legal requirement from Alberta Education for funding purposes. If forms remain incomplete, it may result in a reduction in funding for the Calgary Board of Education.
