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May-Jun 2025 Newsletter
Gilakas'la, As we come to the end of another school year, I want to take a moment to reflect on the incredible growth and connection we've experienced together as a school community. Our students have shown amazing progress-not only in academics like reading, writing,...
April 2025 Newsletter
Gilakas'la, Welcome back, and happy spring! We hope everyone had a restful and enjoyable break. After a well-deserved holiday, our staff returned re-energized and have been working hard alongside our students throughout the past several weeks. March and April brought...
Feb-Mar 2025 Newsletter
The second term is quickly drawing to a close, and life at the GN School continues to be filled with activity, with learning and events happening everywhere. February was a great mix of classroom lessons, school events, and community involvement. It also brought our...
Last week we hosted our annual Welcome Back Dinner, and it was wonderful to have so many of our students, families, and staff come together to start the new school year.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for a great meal, games, prizes, and an opportunity to connect with one another. Events like this are an important part of building strong relationships between our school, families, and community.
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Glad to hear that. Excellent pictures. Have wonderful 1s.🙂👍🌞
Reminder it’s swimming tomorrow for all our students. Please bring swim suits and a towel. 🏊♂️
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Good morning,
We wanted to make families aware of an incident that occurred in our cafeteria this morning.
A student began choking while eating and required immediate first aid from one of our staff members. Thankfully, our staff member was able to respond quickly and the student is okay.
There were other students in the cafeteria at the time who witnessed the incident. While everything turned out well, we recognize that seeing something like this can be upsetting or scary for children. Our staff have been checking in with students and providing reassurance as needed.
We are very thankful for the quick response of our staff and, most importantly, that the student is doing well.
We wanted to share this with families in case your child talks about the incident when they get home today.
G̱ilakasla.
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