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After 15 years of dedicated service, Ray Velestuk, Secretary-Treasurer of the Abbotsford School District, will be departing the district this week to join the Surrey School District.

Throughout his tenure, Secretary-Treasurer Velestuk has been instrumental in stewarding the district’s finances with expertise and providing trusted leadership in operations and financial planning. His steady guidance has played a key role in supporting the district’s long-term goals and commitment to student success.

In 2025, the Abbotsford School District has been steadfast in its commitment to student success, focusing on creating an environment that is connected, joyful, and engaging for middle school students. This transformation is part of a broader strategic plan aimed at integrating academic success with the health and well-being of students.

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Get outside and play

Physical activity is a necessary requirement for optimal health – and the benefits are even greater if you can do it outdoors.

At the Abbotsford School District, we believe in celebrating the individuals who truly make a difference in our educational community. We are thrilled to announce that the Abbotsford News has published their annual edition honouring Abbotsford's Heroes in Education. These remarkable educators, selected through nominations from our community members, exemplify dedication and passion for nurturing the minds of our students.

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The spring season is approaching which means warmer weather and more outdoor activities. It’s also an opportunity to foster new healthy habits for our children. Here are five practical tips for school-aged kids to make the most of this season.

Every winter, Abbotsford School District French Immersion schools come together to celebrate a beloved tradition that brings warmth, excitement, and cultural appreciation to the chilly months. Inspired by Quebec City’s famous Carnaval de Québec, we have made it a tradition to embrace French Canadian heritage through food, music, and outdoor festivities—giving students a chance to create lasting memories year after year.

The Abbotsford School District is embarking on an innovative 12-year project titled "Journey to 2036," aiming to chronicle the educational journeys of a select group of students from Grade 1 through to their high school graduation in 2036. This initiative seeks to provide a unique, longitudinal perspective on student development within the district.