Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Wolf Creek School Division No. 72.
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Oct 9, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
Wolf Creek School Division is requesting proposals to purchase up to six school buses with a capacity of at least 70 passengers each for the 2026/2027 school year. This is a procurement of buses, not a grant program. The posting directs suppliers to an attached RFP document for further details.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Wolf Creek School Division No. 72
The Board received reports regarding stakeholder engagement sessions held with students and support staff, as well as an update on the Layers of Literacy professional learning sessions and the Administrator Inclusion Cohort. Key actions included the approval of nominations for the ASBA Edwin Parr Teacher Award and the ASBA Friends of Education Award. Additionally, the Board approved the submission of the 2027-2030 Three-Year Capital Plan, which identifies priority school infrastructure projects including a replacement for Iron Ridge Elementary Campus and the modernization of École Lacombe Junior High School.
The board meeting featured recognitions for student achievements, including a Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Student Award and the Best Returning Prototype Project Award earned by the École Secondaire Lacombe Composite High School robotics team. Additionally, the board received reports on the official opening of the new Clive School playground, the final Layers of Literacy professional learning session for K-6 teachers, and the Rock the Diploma 2026 exam preparation program. The meeting also included presentations on Violence Threat Risk Assessment (VTRA) practices to ensure safe learning environments and the completion of the latest Aspiring Leaders Cohort, a two-year professional development program for future administrators.
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The Board discussed strategic initiatives, including planning for upcoming stakeholder engagement sessions and updates regarding a division-wide educational assistant professional learning event. A partnership with Metrax Indigenous was highlighted to expand trades programming through a new portable welding lab. Additionally, the Board recognized student leadership in sustainability at the United Nations climate conference, initiated the nomination process for community awards, and authorized the implementation of new locally developed courses focused on artificial intelligence.
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