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At J. W. Walker School we believe that:

All students can achieve to their potential.
All members of the school community must feel safe, respected and included.
Leaders in our school are essential to ensure an effective learning environment.
Student achievement is optimized when teaching addresses the learner’s
developmental level and learning style.
A variety of on-going assessments should be used to measure student achievement
and to guide instruction.
Staff, parents and community partners must feel that their collaboration towards
student achievement is valued and recognized.
An open and positive partnership between home and school supports student
achievement.
All members of the school community share the responsibility of student
achievement and success.

What's Happening in our School

School Bus Safety Poster Contest Winners 2019

Posted on 11/15/2019

School Bus Safety Week was October 21st to 25th. To promote school bus safety, the Rainy River District Transportation Services Consortium held its an ...

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School Climate Survey for Parents/Guardians 2019

12/16/2019

We are inviting parents/guardians of students in Grades 4-12 to fill out a school climate survey to help schools gain insight into parent/guardian perceptions of school safety. The survey also assists in making informed decisions and plans to help promote safe and inclusive schools and student health and well-being. The survey is open until January 10, 2020.

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2020-2021 School Year Calendar Survey

11/18/2019

Please fill out the survey to share your thoughts with us on the proposed school year calendar, including the start and end dates, PD days, etc. Your feedback is then taken to the Regional School Year Calendar Committee comprised of the CSDC des Aurores Boreales, Keewatin-Patricia District School Board, Kenora Catholic District School Board, Northwest Catholic District School Board and Rainy River District School Board. The survey closes November 29, 2019.

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FNMI Newsletter Fall 2019

11/12/2019

The FNMI newsletter is released annually to share the highlights of FNMI learning in our schools. The Rainy River District School Board continues to support and increase knowledge, understanding and awareness of First Nation, Metis and Inuit histories, cultures and perspectives for all staff and students.

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