MISSION STATEMENT

Rolling River School Division, in partnership with parents and community,
provides a quality education, within a safe and caring learning environment, encouraging personal excellence, with dignity and respect for all. Rolling River School Division commits to graduating students who have the knowledge, skills and values that empower them to contribute positively and meaningfully in an ever changing local and global community.

Belief

We believe:
- All students have the ability to learn and achieve success.
- All students are unique and learn in different ways.
- All students are valued for their individual gifts, talents and diversity.
- All students can conduct themselves in an ethical manner.
- All students can positively influence their world.

Superintendent’s Message - R. Klassen

Rolling River School Division is a place where commitment and dedication is personified by the people who live here. Blended in to these qualities is the pride that so many citizens of Rolling River have for their communities. These same traits are evident in the staff and students of our school division as they go about the daily business of education.

One of the goals of education is to teach our children how to live the “good life”. This kind of life is not described by wealth as we might automatically expect. Rather, it is about living together in society in such a manner that when we come together to discuss common issues that affect our lives we work to find solutions that are good for everyone. This of course is no easy feat and some would say it is next to impossible. However, with the commitment, dedication, and pride that exists in our communities we have already experienced parts of the “good life” in our living together.

Living the “good life” is citizenship in its truest and finest sense. We want our children to grow up to be good citizens, even great ones if possible. Rolling River School Division, in addition to numeracy and literacy, commits to teaching the students of Rolling River School Division the skills and attributes required to live this kind of life.

Teaching children literacy, numeracy, about citizenship, and how to live the “good life” is not a task that should be left only to the schools. Rolling River School Division desires to work together with parents, community members, community organizations, and the Department of Education and to that end invite your participation. Everyone deserves the opportunity to live the “good life”, and Rolling River School Division commits to teaching our students, your children, these skills with you.