School District 42 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows

School District 42 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows
Location
Maple Ridge
Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows in Fraser Valley
Canada
District information
Superintendent Sylvia Russell[1]
Schools 27
Budget CA$123.8 million
Students and staff
Students 15,346[2]
Other information
Website www.sd42.ca

School District 42 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows is a school district in British Columbia east of Vancouver. This includes Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows.

Board of Education

Board of Education (2014-2018) The trustees for School District No. 42 are Mike Murray (Chair), Eleanor Palis (Vice-Chair), Lisa Beare, Susan Carr, Korleen Carreras, Ken Clarkson and Dave Rempel. They were all elected in November 2014 for a four-year term. The Chief Executive Officer for the District is Sylvia Russell. Flavia Coughlan serves as the Secretary Treasurer.

The Board holds public meetings on Wednesdays based on a annual calendar of meetings. The meetings start at 6:00 PM and are held in the District Education Office at 22225 Brown Avenue, Maple Ridge. SD42 Board of Education

Board of Education (2011-2014) The trustees for School District No. 42 were Mike Murray (Chair), Eleanor Palis (Vice-Chair), Susan Carr, Ken Clarkson, Kathy Marshall, Sarah Nelson, and Dave Rempel. They were all elected in November 2011 for a three-year term. The Chief Executive Officer for the District was Jan Unwin. Flavia Coughlan served as the Secretary Treasurer.

Issues and research

Former Maple Ridge trustee Katherine Wagner (elected: 1996-2005 before retiring from political office) writes School Watch column, printed bi-weekly in the The Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows Times

Facilities

The SD42 Strategic Facilities Plan identifies and rationalizes current and future capital requirements for school sites, new schools, and facility upgrades based on building condition, seismic vulnerability and ongoing maintenance/life cycle costs; as well as new education initiatives.

This completed plan, which aligns with the board’s strategic direction as outlined in the Roadmap to Excellence, provides the critical context for discussions with the municipalities regarding eligible school sites, the Ministry regarding high priority project requests, and the community regarding the board’s vision and priorities surrounding district facilities.

The Strategic Facilities Plan has been created in three steps:

1. Phase I: Strategic Facilities Review 2. Phase II: Strategic Facilities Consultation – Facilities and Learning for Today and Tomorrow 3. Phase III: School District Strategic Facilities Plan

The information gathered in the first phase was presented in the Strategic Facilities Review document, which in turn formed the foundation for phase two consultation. Phase two consultation included a meeting with the City of Maple Ridge and a meeting with the City of Pitt Meadows, a workshop with Board of Education Advisory Committees and Education Partner Groups, as well as a public engagement process consisting of two online surveys and an Open House.

The information presented in the Draft Strategic Facilities Plan was a culmination of the work done in phases one and two. It included draft recommendations in the areas of proposed new programs of choice, catchment area changes, and capital plan priorities for existing facilities and future schools. These draft recommendations have been shaped by the feedback the school district collected throughout the consultation process.

In the final step, the school district consulted with the public using a variety of tools to inform Board of Education decisions on the Strategic Facilities Plan and deepen public understanding about the proposed draft recommendations. This final consultation included a public board meeting, an online survey, an Open House, a meeting with school principals and vice-principals, a meeting with the City of Maple Ridge and the collection of written feedback from the community. The feedback received through this final consultation process was used to shape the recommendations included in the Strategic Facilities Plan.

SD42 Strategic Facilities Plan adopted October 2015

Schools

School Location Grades Features
Albion Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7
Alexander Robinson Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7
Alouette Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7 Cyberschool
Arthur Peake Centre Maple Ridge 11-12
Blue Mountain Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7
Continuing Ed SD 42 Maple Ridge 11-12
Davie Jones Elementary School Pitt Meadows K-7
District 42 Alternative Secondary School Maple Ridge 7-11
Edith McDermott Elementary School Pitt Meadows K-7
Eric Langton Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7 French immersion school
Fairview Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7
Garibaldi Secondary School Maple Ridge 8-12 offers International Baccalaureate
Glenwood Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7
Golden Ears Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7 Late entry French immersion (gr 6-7)
Hammond Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7 Montessori
Harry Hooge Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7
Highland Park Elementary School Pitt Meadows K-7 One to One Laptop Program
Kanaka Creek Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7 Balanced Calendar - months of December, May and August are holidays instead of traditional breaks
Laity View Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7 French Immersion
Maple Ridge Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7
Maple Ridge Secondary School Maple Ridge 8-12 French Immersion
Mount Crescent Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7
Pitt Meadows Elementary School Pitt Meadows K-7 French Immersion
Pitt Meadows Secondary School Pitt Meadows 8-12 Hockey Academy, football
Riverside Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7
Samuel Robertson Technical Secondary School Maple Ridge 8-12 Post secondary partnership programs, culinary program
Thomas Haney Centre Maple Ridge 8-12 Self directed learning.
Websters Corner Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7
Westview Secondary School Maple Ridge 8-12 Soccer Academy
Whonnock Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7
Yennadon Elementary School Maple Ridge K-7

See also

References

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