Teacher candidates looking to contribute their skills, talent, and experience to the natural place to learn, share and grow are invited to find out more about the variety of rewarding teaching opportunities available at the NVSD.

​The 55th annual Cheakamus Centre Open House takes place on Sunday, May 5, from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Join Cheakamus Centre staff for a fun, family day of nature exploration and discovery, including visiting the Coast Salish longhouse, salmon hatchery, farm animals, nature trails and more.

R eady, Set, Learn is aimed at encouraging and supporting children’s early language and literacy skills. Intended for families and their children (ages 3-5 years), i t fosters positive connections among families, schools and early learning community partners and support children as they prepare for their transition to Kindergarten.

​Summer Learning provides a platform for students to explore and extend learning opportunities while fulfilling their educational requirements through a variety of opportunities in the month of July.

Registration opens May 1 for NVSD students and May 10 for students outside the NVSD.

NVOL provides engaging, accessible and interactive learning experiences for students. Students can enrol any time during the school year and have one calendar year to complete their course remotely online or in a blended model of online and in-person interactions at our NVOL Centre.

​The North Vancouver School district would like to thank you for your support and continued interest in our teaching and learning community.

We hope you enjoy this year's Community Report, found in the March 13 issue of the North Shore News and online.

​Prevailing Landscapes brings together works by eight contemporary Canadian artists and spans painting, drawing, photography, video, and sculpture. The collection presents a critical look at historically romanticized perspectives of the Great Canadian Wilderness.