Today, on National Custodian Day, we proudly recognize and thank the dedicated custodians who help make Abbotsford School District schools and facilities clean, safe, and welcoming spaces for students, staff, and families.
For the third year, Sandy Hill Elementary welcomed the school year with its annual Fête de la rentrée, bringing together more than 400 students to celebrate French language, culture and community.
Mme Rodriguez once again took the lead in organizing the event, with French Immersion Grade 5 students playing an important role as volunteers. Students helped lead activities and welcome their peers throughout the celebration.
Students at Auguston Traditional Elementary welcomed Cops for Cancer Tour de Valley riders with signs, cheers and a special contribution as the annual cycling tour made its way through Abbotsford.
Abby Senior is celebrating 70 years of history, memories and Panther pride with a special community open house on Saturday, September 26, 2026 from 1 to 4 p.m.
For many families, the start of a new school year brings excitement, anticipation and the familiar feeling of a fresh start.
Connections with organizations beyond the classroom create memorable learning experiences for students across the Abbotsford School District.
Science World’s On the Road team brought its Science of Sport presentation to eight schools this year, including Sandy Hill Elementary.
The fifth annual Robert Bateman Open golf tournament brought together alumni, community members, local businesses, and Abbotsford School District staff at Ledgeview Golf Course in support of the Robert Bateman Golf Academy.
Now in its fifth year, the tournament continues to grow in both participation and impact. This year's event welcomed a record 22 teams, making it the largest Bateman Open in tournament history. The event raised approximately $7,000 to support student travel opportunities, equipment purchases, and program enhancements within the Golf Academy.
The Abbotsford School District gathered to celebrate a remarkable group of retirees whose dedication, leadership, and care have helped shape our schools and community for years.
Hosted at the Clarion Hotel and Conference Centre, the annual Retirement Dinner honoured employees from across the district, including teachers, support staff, administrators, operations employees, and district leaders. Together, this year's retirees represent hundreds of years of service dedicated to supporting student success.
Recently, the District’s Curriculum Department partnered with Melissa Epp, Máthxwi Education Co-ordinator, and the Indigenous Education Department to host a Máthxwi Family Literacy Night. The evening brought together Máthxwi families and staff from both the Abbotsford and Langley School Districts in a shared commitment to student learning.
A student from W.J. Mouat Secondary is being recognized for his leadership and commitment to giving back through school and community initiatives.