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For the past three years, Jackie Nicholls has been an active volunteer at Beatrice Strong Public School. 

“When delivering snacks and hot lunches to classrooms, Tammy calls students by name and makes a concerted effort to get to know each of them, students absolutely love her! She has a way of making everyone, staff included, feel valued and special,” shares Jennifer Pym-Murphy, Special Education Resource Teacher and Early Intervention Teacher. 

School board trustees are the oldest form of elected representation in Ontario. Since 1807, generations of community-minded citizens have made decisions on behalf of local, publicly funded schools, building the foundation of our system today.

KPR's Community Report Card for 2023 provides a view into some of the many amazing achievements of our students, staff, and school communities during the 2022-2023 school year!

Thank You to Our Volunteers!  

Thank You to Our Volunteers! 

Thank You to Our Volunteers!

The Passport to Reconciliation program at KPR was launched in November 2021 as a way for school communities to work together and actively engage in broad-based collective learning and action year-round.

KPR custodians work diligently over the summer to ensure our schools can, once again, open their doors to students, staff and families in the fall. 

As part of KPR's continued focus on supporting inclusive, welcoming environments for both students and staff, our Board completed a Staff Census during fall 2021.