Mane News
Internet Child Exploitation Presentation
An informative presentation for Sturgeon County parents on this topic will take place on February 19, 2025, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Sturgeon Composite High School, organized in collaboration with ALERT. Please click here for more information.
Announcements
Please remind your children to dress warmly for outdoor activities as the weather continues to cool. As the weather cools, I want to share the link to SPS's Inclement Weather Policy. Please read about it in more detail in our School Handbook.
Here are the Transportation Safety Reminders
Are you interested in volunteering one hour to read with kids this year? We are looking for parents who are able and eager to visit our school to assist students with reading regularly. Please click this link to sign up!
PIA Hot Lunch FAQs
Click on this link to order hot lunch. Hot Lunch orders are currently OPEN. Hot lunch closes on February 4th at noon.
Access code: LTHL
Hot lunch orders are completed online.
Payment accepted - PayPal (Visa, Mastercard, Amex) or exact cash payment.
No refunds once an order has been placed.
If your child is not at school on a hot lunch day, you can arrange to pick up the hot lunch after 12:30 p.m. or donate it to a student in need. Arrangements must be made with the office before 10:00 a.m.
Kindergarten students must ensure they order for the correct day - no refunds will be issued.
Reminders
If your child will be taking a different bus home than usual, please remember to notify the bus contractor and the school office. This helps us ensure everyone's safety and smooth transportation.
Click on this link to register for BRIGHT. If you are interested in full-time kindergarten programming for the 2024/2025 school year, a few spots are left.
What is PLACE? Please click on this link to learn more about this.
What is Outcomes-Based Reporting? Click here to learn about this.
There will be an opportunity to smudge during the 2024/2025 school year. Smudging is optional, and parents are invited to join students if they would like. Only students who have consent from their parents/guardians may participate.
SPARK promotes a supportive environment for children who may exhibit unsafe behaviour at recess, guiding them toward safer play. This approach guarantees the safety of all children without depriving any child of the opportunity to play outdoors. Please click on this link to learn more about how SPARK works.
The annual SPS Volunteer Guidelines and Confidentiality Agreement will be available for parents to complete through PowerSchool, where you normally complete permission forms. Volunteering is a privilege managed by the school Principal, who ensures that all volunteer work supports school staff efforts.
For further details, please find the updated Administrative Procedure 315: Volunteers and its new exhibit - SPS Volunteer Guidelines and Confidentiality Agreement on our website.