LCSD Holding Meeting to Discuss Grade Reconfiguration

The Lakeland Catholic School District is looking into reconfiguring grades in their Bonnyville school. They’re holding an information meeting tonight to discuss it with the public.

 

The meeting will take place in the gymnasium at École Dr. Bernard Brosseau School (4301 – 38th Street, Bonnyville)  at 6:00 pm.

“Parents can come out to that meeting,” says Communications Officer Amanda Wildman. “The board and  senior admin will be there to discuss a couple different options that have been considered and to get feedback from parents. Maybe parents have some considerations that aren’t the options the board and senior admin have been considering. The meeting is meant to engage with our stakeholders and parents in the community about the possible changes.”

If parents and guardians are unable to attend the meeting, there will be a place on our website (www.lcsd150.ab.ca) where people can leave their feedback. Written responses will require the respondent’s name and which school your child attends.

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