The first virtual class for the book study, “Tilly – A Story of Hope and Resilience”, by Monique Gray Smith, will be held on January 15th at 10:00 AM. The subsequent Vclasses will be held on: January 29th - 'Things are Changing' February 3rd - 'The Cookie People' Please contact your OLT, for more information.
Please join us on January 27th at 1:00 pm to learn about Potlatch ceremonies with our special guest, Sarah John. EBUS students are all invited to participate in an upcoming Potlach on Wed Feb 12th either in person or virtually….we hope that you will join us! This upcoming v-class on January 27th will help students ... Read more
Join us to better understand how the School Act provides parents/guardians with the right to appeal any decision they feel significantly affects the education, health or safety of the student. Parents and guardians are their child’s natural advocate, making sure their child’s rights, needs and opinions are respected. Advocacy is about working to achieve a ... Read more
Attention full-time EBUS students in grades 4-12! You are invited to participate in this year’s EBUS Virtual Science Fair, which will be held on Friday Feb 7th. Science Fairs offer students the opportunity to create original scientific research, innovative projects and develop 21st Century learning skills; critical and creative thinking, collaboration and communication. Science Fair ... Read more
EBUS will be hosting Augustus John’s Educational Haircutting Potlatch on Wednesday, February 12, 2020 at 10 am, at the Vanderhoof Friendship Centre. Contact Nikki at: narnold@sd91.bc.ca to attend or join the livestream viewing.
Public Holiday
Wednesday, February 19th at 4 pm UNBC and EBUS will host Dr. R. Luke Harris. Luke, his students, and his colleagues use non-invasive instruments in the NIRS Research Lab to study the fundamental properties of muscles and of the nervous system—collectively referred to as the neuromuscular system. Here is the link to the PreScience Program ... Read more
On February 26, 2020, we encourage everyone to practice kindness and wear pink to symbolize that you do not tolerate bullying.