SD 58 elementary schools compete in Merritt handball tournament
Merritt and Princeton students got together for a handball tournament. Held at the former...
by Merritt Herald | Mar 11, 2024
Merritt and Princeton students got together for a handball tournament. Held at the former...
by Merritt Herald | Mar 7, 2024
Merritt Secondary School student wins $150 after placing third in the Youth Remembrance Contest....
by Kenneth Wong | Feb 29, 2024
Edison Motors collaborates with Merritt Secondary School in building electric go-karts. Edison...
by Kenneth Wong | Feb 28, 2024
Merritt Secondary School Flash Fiction Writing Challenge announced its winners on Feb. 21. Funded...
by Merritt Herald | Feb 16, 2024
—— By Kenneth Wong Lower Nicola Indian Band School Principal Leroy Slanzi...
by Merritt Herald | Jan 26, 2024
—- By Chuck Chiang, The Canadian Press SURREY, B.C. — British Columbia is restricting...
by Merritt Herald | Jan 26, 2024
—- By Brenda Lars-Ens In December 2019, students in my grade 1 and 2 class at Lower...
by Laísa Condé | Jan 17, 2024
School District 58 has announced a new program that teaches students to operate heavy machinery....
by Laísa Condé | Jan 12, 2024
According to an email sent at 10:19 a.m., students have been successfully evacuated to Merritt...
by Jake Courtepatte | Dec 22, 2023
Merritt students are benefiting from a number of grants to School District 58’s Parent...
by Jake Courtepatte | Dec 12, 2023
Christmas came early for the students of Bench Elementary, with a brand new playground on site for kids to be kids.
by Laísa Condé | Nov 17, 2023
Merritt’s French immersion program students might be heading out east next spring. At the latest...
by Laísa Condé | Nov 16, 2023
Nicola-Canford Elementary School students, staff and local commuters will now have a short-term...
by Laísa Condé | Nov 16, 2023
The First Nations Schools of Choice Policy will allow Indigenous communities to decide if the current school catchment is the one they wish to continue with.
by Laísa Condé | Oct 27, 2023
New B.C. regulations may see school boards establishing Indigenous education councils.
by Laísa Condé | Oct 19, 2023
The new configuration includes a new driveway into the school’s parking lot and a new area where the buses will be able to stop safely.
by Laísa Condé | Sep 27, 2023
SD58 has received a six-figure grant to battle food insecurity within schools.
by Laísa Condé | Sep 18, 2023
The Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (NVIT) is home to over 1,700 students across all its...
by Marius Auer | Aug 29, 2023
Continuing to build its post COVID-19 pandemic restriction return, the Nicola Valley Fall Fair will hold its annual exhibition this week once again.
by Marius Auer | Aug 24, 2023
The provincial government is investing more than $15 million in graduate scholarships over three years, including funding scholarships of nearby schools like Kamloops’ Thompson Rivers University.