COMOX VALLEY SCHOOLS
The Board of Education acknowledges that we are on the traditional territories of the K'ómoks First Nation. We would like to thank them for the privilege of living on their land and the gift of working with their children.
The Board of Education acknowledges that we are on the traditional territories of the K'ómoks First Nation. We would like to thank them for the privilege of living on their land and the gift of working with their children.
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Students encourage community to Lift Each Other Up
Comox Valley Schools will support the annual anti-bullying initiatives across Canada by wearing pink on February 24. By participating in the CKNW Kids’ Fund’s Pink Shirt Day, the school district aims to raise awareness of the issues associated with bullying. NR_PinkShirt.Feb24,2021
School Year Experience Survey
The District is seeking information from all school communities about how the education experience has been since September 2020. NR_EducationSurvey.Feb2021
Hornby Island students one step closer to new school
Minster of Education Jennifer Whiteside released an update to announce that the new community school is scheduled to be ready for September 2022, and will provide students and staff with a facility that better aligns with 21st-century learning. Once complete, the school will safely serve families and support the community for decades to come. Read […]
Parents as Education and Career Coaches
The Parent as Education and Career Coaches is an interactive online session to support parents /guardians guide their student in making informed decisions about education and a career choices after high school. PECC Courtenay 2021
Kindergarten Families with Special Needs Children
Steps that families of special needs students can take to get ready for Kindergarten Kindergarten Families with Special Needs Children
Regular, Kindergarten & Other Programs for Feb 2021
School District No. 71 (Comox Valley) will be enrolling Kindergarten students (Neighbourhood, French Immersion, Montessori, Indigenous, Fine Arts and eClasses) in District schools for attendance in September 2021. Regular, Kindergarten & Other Programs for Feb 2021
Mental Health Kits
District mental health kits created by Learning Resource Centre will support and enhance schools and teachers in educating students about the diverse range of topics related to mental wellness. Mental Health Kits
DPAC Speaker Series – White Hatter & Christopher Burt
Comox Valley District Parents Advisory Council Comox Valley District Parents Advisory Council (DPAC) is a collective voice of School District #71 parents and guardians. Any parent or guardian with a child registered in SD71 is a member at large of the DPAC and is welcome to attend and participate in DPAC meetings.
Information for Cross Boundary Transfers (PDF)
Information for Cross Boundary Transfers (PDF)
School Board Office Winter Break Closure
We’re closed from December 21st and reopen January 4th. Have a happy holidays! Our Holiday Card