Mental Health Week is here, and it's important to remember your well-being. Take time for self-care, whether that's counseling, mindfulness, or reaching out. Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Let's support each other this week and beyond. #CompassionConnects

“Compassion is a powerful tool to connect with one another. When we build each other up and cultivate those relationships, it creates an environment that’s safe for students and staff to be themselves." #CompassionConnects #MentalHealthWeek #eips bit.ly/4brp0se

We had a wonderful Earth Rangers presentation today. Earth Rangers/Éco Héros 🐸🌎 Pembina Pipeline

Thanks to Pembina Pipeline for sponsoring our visit to Heritage Hills Elementary!

Beautiful Art spotted in 4W. I wonder if the students will choose to display these for the art show.

Don't forget, #EIPS! May 16 and 17 are school closure days. May 20 is Victoria Day—Central Services will also be closed. We wish you a wonderful May long weekend in advance and hope you get some much needed rest before the end of the school year! See you back in class on May 21.

Every year, #EIPS reviews and updates its Three-Year Capital Plan. The plan is used to prioritize key capital projects and to guide decision-making for future projects. The Board of Trustees approves the priorities of the plan, which is submitted annually to the provincial gov't.

WOW!! Thank you HHE families for attending the 3rd Annual Art Show this evening. Our students love showing off their amazing talents.

Just a reminder BOGO Book Fair is still available tomorrow evening from 5-7 pm.

ECS Information Night tomorrow from 6-7 pm. Formal presentation begins at 6 in our school gymnasium.

Red Shirt Day of Action for AccessAbility and Inclusion is a day when people across Canada come together and wear red to create a visible display of solidarity: to show their support for disabled people and their families, celebrate the achievements of disabled Canadians.

Don't forget it's Early Dismissal tomorrow, #EIPS! Students are dismissed one hour earlier than usual on Wednesday, June 5.

#EIPS schools have been celebrating #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth this June and have many activities planned for #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay on June 21. This June, Bruderheim School welcomed Goota Desmarais to share her Inuit culture: bit.ly/3VK9ZfR

Planning to use Student Transportation in the 2024-25 school year? If so, make sure your child is registered so #EIPS can plan routes and send your child a bus pass before the first day of school. Register now: bit.ly/3z2FkBz

“Owen has developed a great love for #reading—prior to the #EIPS Reading Enrichment and Development (READ) program he showed zero interest in reading.” Learn more about the READ program: bit.ly/45wU9IW

Wednesday, June 26 marks the last day of classes, #EIPS! After another school year of hard work, we wish you and your loved ones a wonderful summer break with some fun in the sun.

From July 1 to August 16, #EIPS Central Services will be open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Friday. While schools are closed for the summer break, you can direct any questions to our central office: bit.ly/ContactEIPS

Can you dig it? Dirt is being turned for the new #EIPS Sherwood Park Replacement School! The official groundbreaking will take place this September. Stay tuned for more updates during the upcoming school year: bit.ly/3nkAzxS