Staffing Announcement: Executive Director, Manitoba School Boards Association

The Interlake School Division (ISD) congratulates Alan Campbell on his appointment as Executive Director of the Manitoba School Boards Association (MSBA), effective immediately. Alan has served as an ISD Trustee since 2010. He is also a parent and a long-time contributor to the Interlake region. During his time as a Trustee, Alan has shown a strong commitment to public education and to serving students, families, and communities. Alan brings many years of leadership experience to his new role. He has… Read More

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Métis Culture Alive in Woodlands School

Did you know that almost 40% of Woodlands School students are Métis? Woodlands School has been learning about Métis history and culture this year through many different Elders and Knowledge Keepers. Highlights included story telling about Louis Riel and Cuthbert Grant, cooking Bannock over a fire, 3D archery, weaving a school sash, learning how to “read” a sash, weekly jigging lessons and weaving an extra large sash in the gym with ropes. This work is part of Woodland School’s yearlong… Read More

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Interlake School Division 2026-2027 Final Budget

Following a Virtual Public Budget Meeting held on Monday, February 23rd and the review of stakeholder input on Monday, March 2nd, the Interlake School Division Board of Trustees passed the 2026-2027 Final Budget at a Regular Board Meeting held on Monday, March 9th. Please find below the 2026-2027 Final Budget At-A-Glance document outlining the details of the final budget. Interlake School Division Board of Trustees & Senior Administration

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Collège Stonewall Collegiate Blanket Exercise

Collège Stonewall Collegiate’s grade 11 History classes invited our Divisional Indigenous Lead Teacher, Ms. Simcoe, along with our Woods teacher Mr. Groves to facilitate a Blanket Exercise that inspired a deeper knowledge and understanding of past Treaty agreements. Through storytelling and active participation, students walked through a historical journey that highlighted key events and perspectives shaping Canada’s political landscape today. The exercise provided an engaging and meaningful way for students to connect with the past and reflect on its impact… Read More

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