Manitoba's school boards have one purpose: to provide our students with the best schools possible.
School boards help students prepare for the future by providing specialized programming for those who are gifted, and for those with special needs.
Concern about the environment and the negative impact of human activity on the world we live in is widespread these days. Students in The Fort La Bosse School Division in western Manitoba are learning not only about the problems we face, but also about ways they can contribute to a change for the better.
The Land Management/Water Conservation program came into being when the school board’s Sustainable Development Sub-Committee allocated funding for the development of an on-line course that would expose students to water and land management principles through both theoretical and practical components. The end result was a course that not only expands the number and variety of options available to students, but which also introduces them to a possible future career.
For more information on the Land Management/Water Conservation Program in The Fort La Bosse School Division, contact school administrator Rob Tomlinson at 204.748.2205, or via e-mail at vciprin@flbsd.mb.ca.