A student from W.J. Mouat Secondary is being recognized for his leadership and commitment to giving back through school and community initiatives.

Attention Grade 9 Students and Parents! 

Take Our Kids to Work (TOKW) is a national program dedicated to inspiring the next generation of leaders, and this year, you can participate on Wednesday, November 5, 2025. This year's theme, Lift Up the Future, is a call to support young people as they explore their paths and imagine the world they want to build.

On September 26th, students, families, and community members gathered at W.J. Mouat Secondary to celebrate something truly special — the renaming of three sports fields that carry with them the stories of Abbotsford’s past, present, and future.

Hundreds of our students returned to school this week feeling prepared and supported, thanks to our annual Back-to-School event. In partnership with local organizations and volunteers, the #AbbySchools initiative provided 750 students with backpacks, school supplies, and nutritious food hampers.

The fourth annual Robert Bateman Open golf tournament took place Monday, June 16^th, at Ledgeview Golf Course, bringing together local businesses, community members, Bateman alumni, and current and retired teachers and administration from the Abbotsford School District in support of the Robert Bateman Golf Academy.

The Abbotsford School District proudly honoured its 2025 retirees with a heartfelt celebration on June 5, 2025, at the Clarion Hotel. This special evening brought together colleagues, family, and friends to recognize the lasting impact of those retiring from roles across education leadership, operations, administration, teaching, and support services.

On May 5 and 6, 2025, students, staff, families, and community members gathered at W.A. Fraser Middle School for a powerful two-day art initiative honouring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). In collaboration with community partners, the team at W.A Fraser wanted to bring awareness to everyone about the current crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. Indigenous women make up 16% of all homicide victims as well as 11% of missing women despite Indigenous women constituting 4.3% of the Canadian population (Assembly of First Nations, 2025).

What is the ABC Recognition Program?

The ABC Recognition Program honours employees in the District who contribute to the educational community in four categories every year. This initiative acknowledges teachers and staff who demonstrate leadership excellence, innovation, student support, and collaboration. By recognizing these exceptional individuals, the program aims to foster a culture of dedication, inclusivity, and continuous improvement in schools.

The Snowball Basketball Tournament at Abbotsford Senior Secondary (Abby Senior), one of the longest-running high school basketball tournaments in the province, marked its 63rd year with thrilling games, a legacy of excellence, and strong community support. Known for its high-quality competition, the tournament continues to attract top-tier teams from across Canada and the United States, cementing its reputation as a premier event in high school basketball.