Eleanor Hall School Council

09/23/2026

Please join us for the School Council and Enhancement Society Annual General Meetings on September 24.

09/10/2026

Join us for our School Council & Enhancement Society AGM!

Come join us on September 24th at 4:00 PM at Eleanor Hall School to learn more about what the School Council and the Enhancement Society do for our students and meet other parents.

Pizza will be provided!

12/16/2025

Our Enhancement Society has a raffle fundraiser with tickets on sale at the upcoming Christmas Concert!

12/16/2025

10/30/2025

The new Pembina Hills School Division Board of Trustees were sworn in at their first board meeting of the new term on October 29, 2025. The board conducted its first order of business as part of their Organizational Meeting for 2025-2026, electing Trustee Victoria Kane to serve as Board Chair, and J...

10/28/2025

With the impending passage of Bill 2, Back to School Act, by the Government of Alberta, which will end the teacher strike and provincial lockout, school will resume for students on Wednesday, October 29, 2025. This includes school bus transportation service. While this return to school may not be un...

10/24/2025

The Government of Alberta has announced plans to introduce legislation (Bill 2, Back to School Act) on Monday, October 27, that would require teachers to return to work. This legislation needs to move through the formal process before it becomes law, but if passed, students will return to school. St...

10/18/2025

⏰ Don’t miss your chance!
Funding is on the table for youth ages 11–25 who want to make change happen.

Up to $5,000 is available through the Youth in Action Grant — but only if you apply before October 30, 2025.

📅 Applications open Sept 26. Mark your calendar and start dreaming big!
🔗 www.westlockfoundation.ca/grants

10/16/2025

On Tuesday, Oct. 14, the Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) presented a serious, balanced and realistic proposal to the Teachers’ Employer Bargaining Association (TEBA). It included a phased-in approach to achieving manageable student–teacher ratios, a fair counter to the government’s three percent annual salary increase offer, and new language designed to finally begin addressing the increasing complexity in today’s classrooms. This is what teachers have been asking for.

To read the rest of our statement and watch the media availability, please go to https://abteach.cc/NewsRelease