Alouette Elementary

22155 Isaac Crescent
Maple Ridge, B.C.
V2X 0V9
t. 604.463.8730

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Alouette Elementary students share significance of drumming circle

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Students at Alouette Elementary took part in a drumming circle at the end of September for Orange Shirt Day. Staff and students gathered in a large circle on the school field, joined by Katzie First Nation elder Coleen Pierre and her daughter, Mavis Pierre. About 10 students stood next to them, holding drums. “I used this drum to represent where I came from and [to] h … [Read more...] about Alouette Elementary students share significance of drumming circle

Code of Conduct: Cell phone policy change

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Use of Technology:  It is our expectation that students use their personal devices respectfully.  Cell phones and other electronic devices are to be turned off and out of sight during school hours, unless permission is given by their teacher. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that their devices are kept safe and secure.  Students are encouraged to leave expensive dev … [Read more...] about Code of Conduct: Cell phone policy change

SD42 Accessibility Survey

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Maple Ridge – Pitt Meadows School District No. 42 is inviting feedback from students, staff, and families on accessibility barriers in the district. These barriers can range from access to a school program, building, or school information, to the ability to receive a needed service or support. (Click here for a list of other potential barrier types.)  … [Read more...] about SD42 Accessibility Survey

Alouette Elementary students create artwork for Truth and Reconciliation community event

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Sitting on the steps inside Alouette Elementary, Brayden pointed at the middle of his poster. “The kid at the bottom is supposed to be me going to residential school,” the Grade 7 student said. “Because I’m Indigenous as well, so it’s like I’m going to residential school.” “And then there’s a cross at the very top, meaning since they’re trying to make them Christian and ge … [Read more...] about Alouette Elementary students create artwork for Truth and Reconciliation community event