News & Announcements

Leading up to this year’s 24 Hour Dum in May, we would like to share with you last year’s video featuring the Indigenous Leadership students finding their voices and celebrating their culture amidst the pandemic. Six schools dance, sing, drum and speak to issues of oppression, white privilege, white fragility, and micro-aggressions. This film celebrates a full year of cultural revitalization in Mount Currie, Pemberton, Squamish, Brackendale, and Whistler, BC.

School District No.48 is currently looking for School Bus Drivers. Click on the headline to learn more.

Join us for 24 Hour Drum - a morning of gathering and sharing on Friday, May 14th. The debut of this year’s film will tell the story of our incredible Indigenous Leadership groups and their work!

With each year, Orange Shirt Day gains momentum across Canada and the Sea to Sky District is no different. Follow the links to view a slide show and video showing student learning across the district.

The Family Support Institute of BC welcomes you to participate in a variety of online information sessions, groups discussions and workshops.

Over the next few months they will be featuring topics of popular interested to families so stay tuned or check out their website www.familysupportbc.com

All sessions are free! Registration required.

Our warmest wishes this holiday season.

Lil'wat Nation's Lorna Wanosts'a7 Williams was recently appointed as an Officer of the Order of Canada for her lifelong contributions to Indigenous education and language revitalization programs. Watch the virtual Order of Canada Complete Ceremony (December 15, 2020) here.

In preparation for the upcoming winter season, read about SD48's school procedures related to extreme weather conditions.

Open to the public, the VCH virtual Open Board Forum is an opportunity to join a conversation with the VCH Board, and for them to hear from you.