News & Announcements

As we have in the past, Grandview School K-12 will take part in Orange Shirt Day. Students and staff are encouraged to wear orange when they come to school on September 29, 2021. Throughout our school year we will be offering students the opportunity to smudge within the school environment, beginning on September 29; to honour the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Read the full article for more information.

Please click on the above heading to view a message about our return to school procedures.

Please click the link to above to read information about our Grade 12 Graduation Ceremony and for a link to the live stream.

MVSD has updated its COVID-19 protocols for the 2021-2022 school year. Please click on the above link to view the document. Updates will be posted on the MVSD home page under the Division > COVID-19 Protocols header.

In honour of School Support Staff Recognition Week (Sep. 27-Oct. 1, 2021), as proclaimed by the Minister of Education, a sincere "thank you" is extended to all support staff in MVSD for the valuable work they do in our schools and in supporting the education of our students!

The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation is hosting a variety of free online events from Sep. 27 to Oct. 1 to support our collective efforts toward understanding truth and reconciliation. For a schedule of events and resources, and to register as an educator or a member of the general public, click on the above link.

Within Mountain View School Division, this year for the first time, September 30th will be observed as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day is to recognize and commemorate the legacy of residential schools. Please click on the above link for more information and for some suggested resources.

Please click on the above link to view a letter to families dated Sep. 22, 2021 from Dr. Roussin, Manitoba Chief Provincial Public Health Officer and Dana Rudy, Deputy Minister of Manitoba Education regarding public health measures in schools.

Are you a high school student that is thinking about pursuing a career in health sciences? The RFHSCMP is a program that matches interested Grade 12 and Undergraduate University students to mentors who study within one of the Health Colleges in the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences at University of Manitoba. Apply to be a mentee by Oct. 1st! Click on the above link for more info.