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A Special Air Quality Statement has been issued for our region due to wildfire smoke. Smoke levels can shift quickly and vary across locations, increasing potential health risks. Schools have been advised to take precautionary measures, including limiting outdoor activities. HVAC systems with MERV-13 filters are running to help maintain indoor air quality. Click the headline for more information.

All Sea to Sky School District schools are open today, Friday, June 13. We are closely monitoring the Dryden Creek wildfire situation, and if anything changes that might affect school operations, we will communicate with you immediately. In the meantime, please note that school administrators will continue to use their professional judgement regarding outdoor activities, particularly in the absence of any formal air quality alerts. For the latest and most accurate updates, please visit the District of Squamish’s page by clicking on the headline of this story.

This June, we recognize Pride Month as a time to reflect on the importance of inclusion, respect, and equity for the LGBTQIA2S+ community. At Sea to Sky School District, we are committed to making our schools welcoming and safe for everyone—students, staff, and families—regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. Creating environments where all individuals feel seen, supported, and able to thrive is part of who we are. To learn more about how we approach SOGI-inclusive education, we invite parents and caregivers to explore our SOGI FAQs by clicking the headline of this news story.

June is National Indigenous History Month, a time dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples in Canada. The Sea to Sky School District joins the nation in honouring Indigenous communities' history, achievements, and resilience. Throughout June, we encourage students, staff, and the broader community to engage with Indigenous stories, traditions and cultures to gain a deeper understanding of First Nations, Inuit and Metis experiences. For more information and resources, visit National Indigenous History Month.

On Thursday, May 22, students, staff, families, and elders gathered at Totem Hall on the unceded territory of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw for the year-end Indigenous Youth Leadership Gathering. The day featured vibrant singing and dancing, as well as engaging workshops, as part of a celebration of the leadership, culture, and dedication of Indigenous youth across the district. Check out photos from the event by clicking on the headline of the story.