View all that is happening around the school district http://www.lskysd.ca/ A group of students from Cut Knife High and Poundmaker School were selected to perform at the Olympic Celebration in North Battleford. The group of students worked with Ashley Johnson... http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=7 On Wednesday, January 13th Spiritwood High School hosted a Career Planning Night for Parents and Students. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=8 On January 12, 2010 Roxanne Reyoldson, a teacher at Connaught School was one of the selected runners for the Olympic Torch Run. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=9 Tri-West and Sun West teachers met February 18th and 19th in Saskatoon for the annual Teachers' Convention. The event provides an opportunity for teachers to learn about current trends in education and network with fellow colleagues. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=33 On Friday, February 26th the students and staff of Unity Public School participated in an afternoon of Olympic fun. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=36 January 13th Unity Composite High School was the scene of a mock accident that was coordinated by the SADD group. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=37 Cut Knife Elementary School hosted an Olympic Gym Blast to celebrate the Olympics. The grade 3 class also immersed into the Olympic experience. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=38 Cut Knife Elementary School hosted an Olympic Gym Blast to celebrate the Olympics. The grade 3 class also immersed into the Olympic experience. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=39 High school provincial curling play downs are underway this weekend. Teams from NBCHS, Spiritwood High and Unity Composite have all advanced to provincial play. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=44 Teachers attend Professional Development Day at Medstead School. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=46 Kerrobert Composite students take part in Telemiracle 34 in Regina. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=47 On Wednesday, January 13th Spiritwood High School hosted a Career Planning Night for Parents and Students. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=5 Medstead SLC raised $1000 towards Haiti relief efforts. The SLC wondered what the best way to raise funds would be and decided on a hot dog sale. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=6 St. Vital students Poverty Hearts continue to be a focus for students. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=35 Kennedy Glassford, a student at McLurg High School was chosen as the 2009 Junior Citizen of the Year in Wilkie. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=40 Kennedy Glassford, a student at McLurg High School was chosen as the 2009 Junior Citizen of the Year in Wilkie. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=41 First time curlers hit the ice at the Battleford Curling Club. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=48 On January 12, 2010 Roxanne Reyoldson, a teacher at Connaught School was one of the selected runners for the Olympic Torch Run. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=4 Doug Sylvester a teacher at Hafford Central School attended the Olympic Games in Vancouver. Doug has been planning this trip for about 6 years and says “being part of the Olympics with his family was a fantastic experience.” http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=34 Tracy McKenzie, Secretary at Norman Carter Elementary School was chosen as the 2009 Citizen of Year Award in Wilkie. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=42 Tracy McKenzie, Secretary at Norman Carter Elementary School was chosen as the 2009 Citizen of Year Award in Wilkie. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=43 Tina Hill, Speech and Language Pathologist at Living Sky is an avid curler and was instrumental in bringing the youth curling program to Connaught and McKitrick schools. Students from grades 6-8 are learning to curl and gain a better understanding of the game. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=49 Tina Hill, Speech and Language Pathologist at Living Sky is an avid curler and was instrumental in bringing the youth curling program to Connaught and McKitrick schools. Students from grades 6-8 are learning to curl and gain a better understanding of the game. http://www.lskysd.ca/news/index.php?NewsID=50