Board Of Trustees Of The Palliser School Division Regular Meeting
The Board met to conduct several items of business, including an in-camera session to discuss sensitive land, labor, and legal matters. Key outcomes included the approval of Joint Use and Planning Agreements with the Town of Nobleford and the Village of Barons, and a salary adjustment for the Superintendent. The Board received comprehensive reports on fiscal budget projections, off-campus and engagement programming, and student advocacy proposals regarding experiential learning and school culture. Additionally, the Board approved a range of locally developed courses, updated school fees, ratified Policy 6 and Policy 11, adopted a new advocacy plan, and finalized both the Board self-evaluation and the Superintendent’s performance report.
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The Board reviewed the 2025-2026 Off-Campus Annual Report, which highlighted student engagement in career pathway programs and the development of core competencies through experiential learning. The Superintendent's Advisory Council provided student feedback emphasizing the need for meaningful, practical, and engaging learning experiences. The Board received a year-to-date financial update showing a reduced deficit due to a correction in funding allocations. Furthermore, the Board discussed class size reduction efforts, including the acquisition of five new full-time equivalent teaching positions, and approved new advocacy priorities to guide future strategic planning.
Apr 14, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Trustees of the Palliser School Division Regular Meeting
The board discussed and approved several items, including joint use and planning agreements with the Town of Picture Butte and the Village of Champion. Key reports were presented regarding fiscal budgets, facilities updates, curriculum implementation, and indigenous education initiatives. Additionally, the board approved updates to administrative policies and authorized revisions to the 2026-2027 school fee schedule. There was also a detailed review of the Rural Small Schools Grant and funding challenges related to operational costs and enrollment tiers.
