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After months of daily rehearsals, students from Barrowtown, Dormick Park ,and Ten-Broeck Elementary came together to share a powerful message of stewardship, reconciliation and community through Xa Xa Téméxw, a Sacred Earth Day concert celebrating Indigenous language, culture and learning.

The Abbotsford Board of Education regularly meets throughout the school year. Agendas and minutes from the public Board Meetings can be accessed through the District's Electronic School Board. Below is a summary of highlights from the meeting. 

The Abbotsford Board of Education is proud to recognize Morguard as the recipient of the 2026 Community Matters Award for its ongoing commitment to supporting students and families across the Abbotsford School District through its management of Sevenoaks Shopping Centre.

Students at Robert Bateman Secondary wrapped up the school year with the annual Summer Send Off, a student-led celebration focused on bringing the school community together before summer break.

Formerly known as the Bateman Bash, the event has been a Bateman tradition for nearly a decade. This year's Summer Send Off was designed with affordability and accessibility in mind, helping ensure all students could take part in the festivities.

Abbotsford School of Integrated Arts (ASIA) Sumas student Kate Brown has earned national recognition for her skills in architectural design, winning a bronze medal in Architectural Technology and Design at the 2026 Skills Canada National Competition in Toronto.

The following article is brought to you by Fraser Health.

Keeping kids healthy and safe this summer – tips for parents 

Summer is a time for fun and relaxation. Below are some tips to help your kids stay active, healthy and safe during the summer months.  

Sun protection  

Small Actions That Make a Big Difference

As part of National Accessibility Awareness Week, the Abbotsford School District is encouraging staff and community members to take a few moments to learn more about accessibility and inclusion in everyday interactions.

Students at Thomas A. Swift Elementary School showed that big ideas can come from even the youngest learners.

This spring, Mrs. Jones’ Grade 3/4 class organized “Maylloween,” a school-wide fundraiser in support of BC Children's Hospital after learning that one of their classmates is currently receiving treatment there.

Students and staff were invited to dress up in Halloween costumes by donating $4 or more. The event raised nearly $3,000 for the hospital.

The latest Community Bulletin from the Abbotsford School District highlights great opportunities for students and families across our community. This online resource features a wide range of community events, programs, services, and activities submitted to the district to share with our families.

In line with AP 301-2 - Access to Students, our Community Bulletin is dedicated to fostering connections that enrich and enhance student learning and well-being.