School district’s student graduation below provincial average
Class sizes will remain the same in School District 27 until the Ministry of Education says otherwise.
New employee contracts could have a negative impact on School District 27 students.
Residents surveyed on borrowing proposal to renovate and upgrade Sam Ketcham Memorial pool in the Cariboo Memorial Complex.
Getting a play to the stage takes a lot of preliminary work and planning.
School District 27 continues to lag behind the provincial average when it comes to Aboriginal and overall graduation rates.
Cariboo-Chilcotin residents can take pride that the Ministry of Education’s current superintendent of aboriginal achievement is home grown.
New no-parking signs will be going up on 11th Avenue and on Western Avenue and side streets around Thompson Rivers University.
School District 27 trustees discus district’s audited Statement of Financial Information for the fiscal period June 2012 to June 2013.
The popular Cariboo Book Bin has new owners, a new name, and a few changes.
Snowstorms have been pelting B.C. this week, and with all the snow comes lots of fun over the holiday season.
School trustees looking into pros and cons of creating a joint-use policy
As public schools around the province are closing, a local private school is hoping to expand.
A new policy is being developed for public use of Cariboo-Chilcotin School District 27 facilities and grounds.
Jay Earl Robertson is a little nervous but excited about his first book signing event to launch his first book War of the Frozen Fire.
School District 27 trustees are researching the idea of appointing student trustees for the district.
SD 27 trustees have signed a memorandum of agreement with bargaining representatives for the school district’s support staff.
Quesnel artist James Savage's show a the Station House’s upstairs gallery takes the viewer on a trip along the West Fraser Road.
The new TRU Health Clinic is a great community resource for TRU students and the community at large, said executive director Ray Sanders.
Some students trying to register for university meet roadblocks because Lake City Secondary school name hasn’t filtered to universities.
