Sep 13
Welcome to the New School Year

Oki/Tansi PFS families,

Welcome to the new school year. PFS staff are excited to welcome students to a year of learning, laughter, and friendship.

COVID-19 protocols will continue, including mask-wearing and cohort classes. Ensure your child(ren) are wearing their mask as they board their bus. The students and staff are also expected to complete the daily health check before arriving at school. Please keep students home if they are sick. Please visit the CBE website for COVID-19 information for the 2021-22 school year at https://cbe.ab.ca/about-us/school-culture-and-environment/health-and-wellness-in-school/Pages/coronavirus.aspx.

I look forward to a year of many possibilities of learning from an Indigenous lens, focusing on literacy, math, and wellness.

Take care,

Iikiinayookaa M. Yellow Horn


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