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Welcome to the Richmond School District Let’s Talk SD38 engagement website. We encourage you to register and participate in school district matters that are important to you.
As a registered member of this website, you will have access to important news updates and documents that will allow you to learn more about topics and projects that affect the school district. You will also be able to voice your opinion on these matters by asking questions, completing surveys and inviting friends to join the conversation.
Welcome to the Richmond School District Let’s Talk SD38 engagement website. We encourage you to register and participate in school district matters that are important to you.
As a registered member of this website, you will have access to important news updates and documents that will allow you to learn more about topics and projects that affect the school district. You will also be able to voice your opinion on these matters by asking questions, completing surveys and inviting friends to join the conversation.
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The Richmond Board of Education is currently undertaking a seismic upgrade and partial replacement at Mitchell Elementary. The Board is considering retaining the south wing of the school, which was scheduled for demolition as part of the seismic project, in order to relocate the Rideau Park Adult Learning Centre to a proposed Mitchell Adult Learning Centre.
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The Richmond Board of Education is seeking public input on the development of our strategic plan. For each priority, draft goals and objectives have been developed to ensure that the district meets the expectations of the strategic plan. The District would like to ensure that the goals and objectives are easily understood, and clearly outline the district’s path to achieving the strategic priorities. These are important considerations for the district and we want to hear from you as we gather information to inform our decisions.
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CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.
The Richmond School District’s Board of Education gathered valuable information from the public during its consultation on the Long Range Facilities Plan (LRFP) from February – June 2019. Subsequent to the approval of the LRFP, district staff reviewed all school catchments and identified opportunities to align boundaries, reduce the number of major road crossings, and develop options to reduce the number of split-feeder elementary schools. The District is now beginning the next phase of facilities planning.
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CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.
The Richmond School District is looking for public input on the development of our Long Range Facilities Plan. The fundamental premise of a Long Range Facilities Plan is to provide a mechanism for districts to demonstrate they are managing their facilities in an effective, economic and efficient way in support of their educational goals.
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CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.
The Richmond School District is committed to engaging the community as we prepare the 2019/2020 Annual Budget. The Board values the support of the Richmond community and has developed an inclusive process to ensure the community is informed and involved in the budget process.