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Special Olympics Registration

September 17, 2025

REGISTRATION TIME for children with Intellectual disability from all schools, age 8+!!! SOBC 2025-26 Ahtlete Registration Mission.pdf
Hello everyone! It's time to register for Special Olympics 2025 / 2026. Please read the following information carefully: There is a $15 registration fee for all athletes. Please bring exact change or a...

District Science Fair

September 15, 2025

Interested in participating in a Science Fair for Grades 4-12?
Save the date: March 3, 2026
Any questions, please contact camille.anderson@mpsd.ca
CLICK LINK or scan QR CODE TO REGISTER

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Mission Literacy In Motion September Events

September 08, 2025

See all attached posters:
Reading Buddies, French Reading Buddies,
Mother Goose, Science Club, One-on-One Tutoring 18+

September Library Events

September 08, 2025

2025 September at FVRLibrary.pdf

Committee of the Whole Meetings

September 05, 2025

The Agenda packages for Tuesday, September 9, 2025, meetings have been published on the www.mpsd.ca website. 12:30 pm Special Committee of the Whole RE: Policy Review 3:30 pm Regular Committee of the Whole The Agendas can be accessed from the main Calendar view, or by visiting www.mpsd.ca>Governance>Meeting Information & Schedule>Agendas &...

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September 30, 2021, became the first official National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, which coincides with Orange Shirt Day. We were extremely fortunate that year to host Phyllis Webstad, founder of Orange Shirt Day at the partnership event between MPSD, local Nations, the Mission Friendship Centre, and the City of Mission. Despite being in the throes of the COVID pandemic, we were fortunately able to host the event.
Phyllis and Kristy McLeod (Métis) have co-written a new book called Decolonization and Me. The book is available from multiple websites. See HERE for a live (September 13, 2025, 5pm) interview with the two authors, hosted by settler historian, Sean Carleton.
Although this day has been called a statutory 'holiday', it is so much more than that. It, like Remembrance Day, it is a time of solemn reflection and learning, to honour Indigenous children who never returned home and Survivors of Indian Residential Schools (including Indian Day Schools), as well as their families and communities. The intergenerational trauma caused by colonization and this system has deep, immeasurable, and lasting impacts on Indigenous Peoples. As such, it can take considerable effort from non-Indigenous folks to begin to understand.
You may also be aware that recently the ground penetrating radar (GPR) research project has resumed at the former St. Mary's Indian Residential School located at what now is called Fraser River Heritage Park. Over the past couple of years, Stó:lō Nation has been using ground-penetrating radar as part of their Xyólhmet ye Syéwiqwélh (Taking Care of Our Children) project to search the grounds of four institutions, including three former residential schools and one hospital, as a step in identifying potential unmarked graves of children who died while in the care of staff. These include St. Mary's Indian Residential School in Mission, Coqualeetza Industrial Institute/Residential School and Hospital near Chilliwack, and All Hallows School in Yale. Archival research and oral stories from Survivors confirmed the deaths of 158 children at these sites. If you happen to be visiting the park, we ask that you are mindful of the work. For more information, see HERE.
Siwal Si'wes offers a plethora of incredible and authentic resources to support the MPSD community in their learning. See the blog post HERE. Please note that some resources contain information about Canada's dark history, including sensitive subject matter on racial and cultural injustices, violence, abuse, and trauma against Indigenous Peoples. Read with caution and consider seeking support if needed (Employee & family Assistance Program).
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