Joseph Welsh Elementary School

Mrs Teske is retiring! We've been sharing "Teske Tidbits" in our morning announcements the past few days.
Enjoy your new adventures Mrs Teske, we will all miss you.

After 30 years with Red Deer Public Schools, Tricia Teske, Teacher at Joseph Welsh Elementary School, is retiring. Tricia reflects on a deeply rewarding teaching career that she truly loved and is now looking forward to new adventures and travelling the world.

Thank you, Tricia, for your dedication, passion, and the impact you’ve made on generations of students. Wishing you endless joy and unforgettable travels in retirement! ✈️💛

A reminder to our Red Deer Public families...

Swimming starts tomorrow!
Our grade 2 through 5 students will be heading to the pool for lessons for the next 6 Thursdays.
Please make sure students are on time and have a bathing suit and towel with them (labeled items make life easier for everyone.)

Our grade 2 students, as well as the grade 2 classes from Annie L. Gaetz had a special learning experience today.
Inuit Elder Goota Desmarais came to our school today to teach us about Inuit culture. Our students got to sit in a tupiq, try some traditional food, learn some Inuktitut, and more.
Thank you Goota for coming today and teaching us. We enjoyed having you here to teach us about your culture.

Join us Monday evening for our school open house. Help us celebrate our 65th school year!

We are very lucky to have Mrs. Snydal at our school. One day is not enough to celebrate everything she does for all of us - students, families and staff!

Today we recognize the incredible Administrative Assistants across Red Deer Public Schools.

They are often the first voice you hear and the first face you see, keeping schools running smoothly behind the scenes while supporting students, families and staff every single day. From managing the details to handling the unexpected, their work is essential to the success of our schools.

Thank you for your patience, professionalism and the care you bring to your roles. Our school division is better because of you.

Our grade 5 Grand Council is having a food drive to support the Salvation Army's school backpack program.
If you are able to contribute, please send in items from this list to the school. Our students are looking forward to seeing how many items we can collect!

Behind the scenes to make the magic.
There were a lot of people, planning and steps leading up to our spring concert.
So many of our staff volunteered their time to plan, set up and create everything.