Division Office ~ Pembina Hills Students Experience Life-Changing Land-Based Learning Camp Nineteen Pembina Hills students and seven staff members participated in a transformative land-based learning camp from June 3-5, 2025, designed specifically to support Indigenous student success and cultural connection. Deputy Superintendent Raime Drake presented details of the impactful program to the school board, highlighting […]

To cap off an incredible 2024-2025 school year, check out our year-end newsletter! Enjoy. 2024-2025 PHSD Year-End Newsletter

Congratulations to the latest recipients of the Pembina Hills Citizenship Award from École Westlock Elementary School! Read about their awards: Abel Cross Kaiden Jorde Read stories about all the Citizenship Award recipients.

Congratulations to the latest recipients of the Pembina Hills Citizenship Award from École Barrhead Elementary School! Read about their awards: Jace Branden Miles Geinger Josie Miller Read stories about all the Citizenship Award recipients.

Did you know? Pembina Hills School Division is home to a unique and enriching educational resource: a traditional Trapper’s Tent, lovingly accompanied by its special mascot, Willow Wâposh! This isn’t just any tent; it’s a vibrant symbol and representation of Métis culture and history. The Trapper’s Tent, which is built to scale but sized to […]

For many years, Joan Gravel has been a pillar of support for staff and students at École Barrhead Elementary School, consistently demonstrating unparalleled dedication and a profound love for her work. Joan’s commitment to her role is truly exceptional. She arrives early to welcome kindergarten students off the bus and ensures everything is ready for […]