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Walter Murray Collegiate

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A Saskatoon Public School

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We are now accepting applications for the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme

The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (or IB program) is for Grades 11 and 12 students who are academically motivated and desire the rigorous kind of curriculum that will leave them exceptionally well-prepared for post-secondary. Students who complete an IB diploma also achieve a Saskatchewan high school diploma. The program is offered at two of our high schools: Bedford Road and Aden Bowman.

Learn more and apply by clicking here.

Grade 11 unique programs

On February 27, Global Saskatoon interviewed the developer/coordinators of Saskatoon Public Schools' Grade 11 unique programs. The Grade 11 unique program offerings include: High School Carpentry Apprenticeship Program (HCAP), Manifest Academic Growth and Promote Indigenous Excellence (MAGPIE), Media School and Outdoor School. HCAP is also available to Grade 12 students.

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Walter Murray Collegiate student invents award-winning Braille device

A visit with his grandfather inspired Joti Gokaraju to create an affordable, custom-designed Braille communication device which won big at a national science fair.

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Teachers inspire urban planning students to think big

Mr. Soren Nostbakken and Mr. Richard Cossette have spent nearly a decade guiding Grade 9 students through a class that challenges them to rethink what a city can be.

This October, their ability to inspire earned them the Fraser Gatrell Citizen's Planning Award, presented by the Saskatchewan Professional Planners Institute.

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Saskatchewan Alternate Format Library makes learning inclusive and fun

For kids and teens with perceptual disabilities, this unique collection of books, games, and technology makes classroom activities accessible!

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New grant supports school food programs

Food Programs Manager Jordan Sokmenoglu explains how a grant from the Public Health Agency of Canada, totaling nearly $3 million dollars, is fueling kids to learn with nutritious meals.

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