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Board Policies for Parents & Guardians
Each year, we invite all parents and guardians to review Board Policy 105: District Code of Conduct and Board Policy 103: Complaints and Appeals by Students, Parents/Guardians, and the Public. All board policies can be viewed on the district website at https://sd38.bc.ca/board-education/board-policies. This message has been shared by the Richmond School District. If you have any questions, please contact: educationoffice@sd38.bc.ca
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Student Accident Insurance Plan
As in previous years, families can choose to purchase an optional student accident insurance plan for their children through the “InsureMyKids®” program, underwritten by Old Republic Insurance Company of Canada. The “InsureMyKids®” accident insurance program offers protection against the potentially high costs of any injury resulting from unexpected accidents and is especially valuable for families…
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Traffic Safety in School Zones
With the new school year upon us, it is important to remind both drivers and pedestrians to keep traffic safety in mind and remain alert during their commutes. Here are some tips for drivers, pedestrians, and parents and caregivers from ICBC to make travelling to and from school safe for everyone. Drivers Stick to the…
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A Message from the Board of Education: Welcome Back
Dear Richmond School District Community, As a new school year begins, the Richmond Board of Education would like to welcome students, staff and families back to schools across the district. To our students, we hope the year ahead brings new opportunities to learn, grow and connect with others. To our staff, thank you for the…
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A Message from the Superintendent: Welcome Back
Dear Parents and Guardians, I hope you had a wonderful summer and are looking forward to the new school year. We are pleased to welcome all new and returning students and families to the Richmond School District. On Tuesday, September 8, students and staff will return to classrooms across the district. We are also excited…
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School Calendar Subscriptions
With the launch of the new school websites, existing school calendar subscriptions will need to be renewed. To continue receiving school calendar updates through Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook or another calendar app: This message has been shared by the Richmond School District. If you have any questions, please contact communications@sd38.bc.ca
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Back to School – Schedules and Calendars
The first day of school is Tuesday, September 8, 2026. Start and end times on the first day vary by grade and school. Please review your school’s first-day schedule or contact the school office to confirm when your child should arrive. Families, staff and students can also view the 2026/27 school calendars for important dates,…
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Follow-up to Book Club – Safe As Houses
What targeted actions did we take to address our school’s learning focus? We held another Book Club for intermediate students – Safe As Houses by Eric Walters. We are trying to expose our students to other genres of books (most of our students read fiction), increase the number of students who are talking about books…
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Another Book Club Success – Safe As Houses
An action that we have taken to support our school’s learning focus is: In the Spring, we held another book club in an effort to see if we could address some of the learning intentions outlined in the Fall when we read “Freak The Mighty”. We wanted to: Increase our number of participants Provide student…
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We Asked The Kids – Reading Survey
What targeted actions did we take to address our school’s learning focus? We conducted an anonymous survey with students Grades 3 – 7, to gather some information from our students regarding their thoughts on their reading. What gap or problem were these actions intended to address? Why was this particular strategy/action chosen? We felt it…