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Please refer to the attachments for assistance in logging in to your Student Zimbra email account and/or MyEdBc account and information regarding student's continuity of Learning Plan for Parents/Guardians.
The Zimbra email account will be used by teachers to connect with their students for their continued learning plan.
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Efforts by administrators, teachers and support staff throughout School District No. 73 are collectively focussed on keeping students and staff safe as many staff return from spring break to connect students to their learning during a world-wide health crisis.   “I am grateful for the presidents of the Kamloops Thompson Teachers Association (KTTA) and the Canadian Union of Provincial Employees (CUPE) 3500, whose calm leadership and commitment to their civic duty has...
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As per School District No. 73 directive, Sa-Hali Secondary School is closed to students, parents/guardians, and the public.
Please see the School District website for up-to-date information.
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An application form is now available for essential service workers, whose K-5 age children are students in the district, and who wish to apply for on-site instruction of their children.    It is important that essential service workers exhaust all possibilities for supervision of their children first, before accessing the essential services school. This will help SD73 in its efforts to safely apply health and safety protocols as defined by the Provincial Medical Health......
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To encourage compliance with social distancing measures, School District No. 73 is closing all play structures at school grounds effective immediately.
Closure signage will be installed in the next few days at the play structures at elementary schools throughout the district. The fields and play courts at school grounds are not closed, however, social distancing signage will be posted.
“Schools are closed, our students are at home,” said Alison Sidow,...
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