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Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast4.12 Agriculture in the NorthSouth Central High School Biology expert Sarah Hagens tells us about the popular "Know & Grow" option which is seeding important horticulture skills for students as part of the Quad-School project around Agriculture in the northern part of our district.
Agriculture in the North is a project that encourages collaboration in agricultural endeavours between our four north schools: Oyen Public School, South Central High School, Warren Peers School and New Brigden School.
Listen in to previous episodes at 1.05 and 2.02 and 3.07.
2023-06-2012 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast4.11 - Irvine Agriculture Discovery Center (ADC)Our ADC farm champion and spokesperson Nichole Neubauer tells us about exciting community partnerships and opportunities for students to build skills in leadership, communication, collaboration and critical thinking. The huge new vermicomposting system is now up and running and Nichole tells us how students from K-9 are able to contribute to this project.
Located along the Trans Canada highway, Irvine is a K-9 school with 325 students.
Listen in to previous episodes at 1.10 and 2.14 and 3.09.
2023-06-1917 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast4.10 Jenner - Junior High OptionsWe chat with principal Kirby Stensrud as she updates us on the exciting options and trades courses that Junior High students are able to experience. Jenner School is a rural Alberta K-9 school with fewer than 30 students; their Prairie Rose Possibility includes providing diverse learning opportunities for “electives”.
Listen to earlier updates at episodes 1.01 and 2.04 and 3.01.
2023-06-1611 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast4.09 Senator Gershaw - Greenhouse PlusThe Senator Gersahw Greenhouse is one of our longest-running Prairie Rose Possibility projects. Spread between two neighbouring schools in Bow Island, Principal Scott Angle outlines many of the growing opportunities in the past and new pilot project opportunities into the future.
Listen in to previous episodes 1.06 and at 2.06 and 3.13.
2023-06-1510 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast4.08 Seven Persons School - Outdoor LeadershipSeven Persons School is offering a somewhat different version of Outdoor learning this year with an increased focus on Leadership for these grade 7 and 8 students. Listen in as lead teacher Lynnette Copeland gives us some of the highlights of their year - from camping to community gardens.
Located about 20 minutes west of Medicine Hat on Highway #3, Seven Persons is a K-9 school with about 260 students.
Listen to previous episodes at 1.15 and 2.16
2023-06-1407 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast4.07 REIN -Rodeo & Equine in the NorthREIN (Rodeo & Equine in the North) has students from 4 Prairie Rose Schools: Warren Peers School, Oyen Public School, South Central High School and New Brigden School
A group of equine-loving students in the North of Prairie Rose come together every Tuesday afternoon for several hours of riding and learning about horsemanship. School principal and REIN leader Lora Fletcher-Wilson comes to us live from the Crossroads Arena floor as we chat about the improvement these students have made.
Listen in to previous episodes at 1.11 and 2.03 and 3.10.
2023-06-1206 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast4.06 Ralston School - Learning from the LandListen in as we check in with, Jocelyn Encinas, one of the Ralston teachers involved in Ralston School’s Learning from the Land project as she tells about all sorts of ways that Learning from the Land fits into curriculums and makes for memorable field trips.
Ralston is a K-9 School with 85 students. Most students are visiting Alberta and Canada for a few years as their parents serve at Canadian Forces Base Suffield or British Army Training Unit Suffield.
Listen to earlier updates at 1.07 and 2.05 and 3.05.
2023-06-1211 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast4.05 Foremost FARMIs there a greenhouse on the way? Listen in as Foremost principal Corey Steeves outlines successes, iterations and future goals of the Foremost FARM (Foremost Agriculture Resource Model) project.
Listen in to previous episodes 1.03 and at 2.08 and 3.12.
2023-06-0709 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast4.04 - PMAS Options in the CommunityJoin principal Simon Moreton as we discuss how the PMAS (Prairie Mennonite Alternative School) Prairie Rose Possibility Project brings new cultural, trades and educational experiences to students from low-German-speaking Mennonite families. As a result of these opportunities, higher percentages of students are continuing on to high school.
Listen to earlier updates at Episode 3.02, Episode 2.07 and Episode 1.02.
2023-06-0713 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast4.03 Warren Peers School - ArcheryTeacher leader and coach, Jaime Didychuk, talks about archery as a growing sport, especially in Alberta schools with small populations. Listen in as she tells us how archery is growing in Southern Alberta and how students are fine-tuning their skills in this life-long activity.
Listen in to previous episodes at 1.14 and 2.11 and 3.11
2023-06-0506 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast4.02 Seven Persons School - Academy of Fine ArtsListen in as teachers in the Seven Persons Academy of the Fine Arts update us on this opportunity for grade 4-6 students to take a deep dive and explore the Visual and Performing Arts. Teachers Mrs. Drew (Drama) and Mrs. Molin (Music) review some of the great performance opportunities students have had this year, and how they have grown in their confidence and skill as performers.
Listen to earlier updates at Episode 1.12 and 2.10 and 3.03
2023-06-0314 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast4.01 Warren Peers - Maker SpaceSeason 4 of Prairie Rose Possibilities starts with Warren Peers School Maker Space teacher leader Kirsten McCurdy. We talk about some of the achievements in the Maker Space realm this school year and how the maker mindset is impacting learning in other subjects.
Listen to earlier Warren Peers MakerSpace updates at 1.13 and 2.01 and 3.04.
2023-05-3104 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast3.13 - Senator Gershaw Farms/GreenhousePrincipal Scott Angle provides an update on the multiple growing spaces at both Bow Island Schools - Senator Gershaw and Bow Island Elementary -including the SGS Greenhouse which the envy of other “growing” programs!
Listen in to previous episodes 1.06 and at 2.06.
2022-12-2109 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast3.12 Foremost FARM Garden ProjectSalsa. Watermelon. Hydroponics.
Listen in as Foremost principal Corey Steeves outlines successes, iterations and future goals of the Foremost FARM (Foremost Agriculture Resource Model) project. Foremost is our only K-12 school in Prairie Rose School District and is the furthest south geographically in our vast school district.
Listen in to previous episodes 1.03 and at 2.08.
2022-12-1910 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast3.11 Warren Peers ArcheryTeacher leader and coach, Jaime Didychuk, talks about archery as a growing sport, especially in Alberta schools with small populations. Listen in as she tells us how archery is growing in Southern Alberta.
Listen in to previous episodes at 1.14 and 2.11
2022-12-1906 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast3.10 -REIN - Rodeo & Equine in the NorthLearn more about REIN - Rodeo and Equine in the North from school principal and rodeo alumni Lora Fletcher-Wilson as she updates us on one of three Prairie Rose Possibilities projects that involve horses.
This Prairie Rose Possibilities Project operates in conjunction with four schools: Warren Peers School from Acadia Valley,AB; Oyen Public School and South Central High School from Oyen, AB; and New Brigden School.
Listen in to previous episodes at 1.11 and 2.03.
2022-12-1906 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast3.09 Irvine - Agriculture Discovery CenterLearn from project lead Nichole Neubauer about how the Irvine Agriculture Discovery Center is using the cold winter months to expand programming around agricultural career opportunities, farm safety, community connections and more accessible curriculum connections.
Irvine School is a K-9 school with approximately 360 students. Is is located just minutes from the Saskatchewan border along the Trans Canada Highway.
Listen in to previous episodes at 1.10 and 2.14.
2022-12-1319 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast3.08 Foremost Rodeo AcademyListen in as Foremost teacher and Rodeo Academy facilitator Michelle Cowie tells about the genesis of the Rodeo Academy and some of the exciting big next steps as it shifts from Club to Academy.
Foremost is the only K-12 school in Prairie Rose and has approximately 150 students.
Listen in to previous episodes at 1.04 and 2.15
2022-12-1008 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast3.07 Agriculture in the NorthDrones. Worms, Chicks. Greenhouses. Careers…
Listen in as principal Jason Duchscherer fills us in on exciting developments with the Quad-School project around Agriculture in the northern part of our district..
Schools that contribute to this project include Oyen Public School and South Central High School; New Brigden School; and Warren Peers School in Acadia Valley.
Listen in to previous episodes at 1.05 and 2.02.
2022-12-0606 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast3.06 Irvine School - Equine Interaction ProgramProgram Lead, Linda Kraft, from Irvine School’s Equine Interaction program gives an update on a significant shift that has happened in the project for this school year.
Irvine School is a K-9 School located in a town along the Trans Canada Highway - about 15 minutes from the Saskatchewan border
Listen to earlier updates at 1.16 and 2.13.
2022-12-0604 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast3.05 Ralston School - Learning From the LandListen in as we check in with, Lisa Dixon, one of the Ralston teachers involved in Ralston School’s Learning from the Land project as she tells about specific cross-curricular learning opportunities that she is connecting to Science “wetlands curriculum”... in the middle of the prairies!
Ralston School is a K-9 school located just off the Trans Canada Highway about 45 kilometres west of Medicine Hat. The majority of the students at this school are from military families who serve at the British Army Training base nearby.
Listen to earlier updates at 1.07 and 2.05.
2022-12-0506 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast3.04 Warren Peers School Maker SpaceWe chat with Warren Peers School Maker Space teacher leader Kirsten McCurdy and discuss the importance of cultivating cognitive flexibility, as shown in the 4 goals of this Makerspace: flexibility, persistence, communication & craftsmanship. Lots of updates about how this program has grown since last year.
Warren Peers is a K-9 school located in Acadia Valley, Alberta with approximately 45 students in triple-graded classes.
Listen to earlier updates at 1.13 and 2.01.
2022-12-0506 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast3.03 Seven Persons School - Academy of Fine ArtsListen in as teachers in the Seven Persons Academy of the Fine Arts update us on this opportunity for grade 4-6 students to take a deep dive and explore the Visual and Performing Arts.
Seven Persons is a K-9 School located in Southern Alberta along Highway #3.
Listen to earlier updates at Episode 2.10 and 1.12.
2022-12-0110 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast3.02 PMAS Options in the CommunityJoin principal Simon Moreton as we discuss how the PMAS Prairie Rose Possibility Project brings new cultural, trades and educational experiences to students from low-German-speaking Mennonite families.
Prairie Mennonite Alternative School is the only Prairie Rose School located within Medicine Hat City Limits; its population is made up of students from low-German-speaking Mennonite families, many who are new to Canada.
Listen to previous project updates at Episode 2.07 and Episode 1.02.
2022-11-3004 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast3.01 Jenner - Outdoor Electives & SkillsWe’re excited to kick off Season 3 by talking to principal Kirby Stensrud as she updates us on the exciting options and trade courses that Junior High students are able to experience.
Jenner School is a rural Alberta K-9 school with fewer than 30 students; their Prairie Rose Possibility includes providing diverse learning opportunities for “electives”.
Listen to earlier updates at episodes 1.1 and 2.04.
2022-11-2907 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.16 -Seven Persons School Outward BoundListen in as Lynnette Copeland, Junior High teacher at Seven Persons School (K-9) talks about a Prairie Possibilities project that features a partnership with Outward Bound to teach students the resiliency that comes with surviving in nature.
Students Ryder and Justin tell us about some of the skills they’ve learned and the challenges they’ve overcome.
2022-06-2309 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.15 -Foremost Rodeo ClubListen in as Foremost School (K-12) principal, Corey Steeves gives an update on one of two Prairie Rose Possibilities projects at Foremost School: the Foremost Rodeo Club.
Foremost is a Prairie Rose K-12 public school in Southern Alberta with about 150 students.
2022-06-2303 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.14 -Irvine Agriculture Discovery CenterFarmer Nichole takes us through some of the exciting things happening as the animals move into Irvine School's Agriculture Discovery for the first time this spring and as the garden is established with trees and watering systems. This episode will include updates on other aspects and learning curves during the first year of this ambitious Prairie Rose Possibilities Project.
2022-06-2308 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.13 Irvine Equine Interaction ProgramThe Irvine Equine Interaction Program is one element of the Irvine School Equine Program. Listen in as Education Assistant Keri Gold tells about her experience with students in the program. We hear a student perspective from Hayden who went from reluctant to willing participant.
Irvine School is a K-9 School in Prairie Rose with approximately 350 students. Listen to the first episode about the Equine Program at Episode 1.16
2022-06-0206 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.12 Oyen Junior Badgers BaseballListen in as Sarah Hagens tells how the new Junior Badgers school baseball program fits with other programs. Dyson & Kailyn fill us in on the value of being able to practice their favourite sport at school.
Listen to the first chat about Junior Badgers Baseball in Episode 1.08.
2022-05-2708 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.11 -Warren Peers School - ArcheryLead teacher Jaime Didychuk provides an update on the recent tournament successes of our district’s only archery team and students Mackenzie, Reese, and AJ add their thoughts about competing as archers.
2022-05-0209 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.09 - Prairie Rose Art InstituteListen in as lead teacher Kameko Ballantyne tells us what the multi-site Jr/Sr High Art Institute is currently working on and what exciting things are coming up. We will learn how the students are growing in their peer critique and hear from a South Central High School art student, Maddie.
Listen to their first installment at episode 1.9.
2022-04-1309 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.10 Seven Persons - Academy of Fine ArtsSeven Persons Academy of the Fine Arts is geared for grades 4 to 6 students as they get to learn deeply in music, art and drama. The three lead teachers in the Academy tell us what exciting things they are working on and some shifts they have made along the way.
Students Jack, Ben and Nixon give us their take on learning in the Academy of Fine Arts.
Listen to their first podcast in episode 1.12.
2022-04-1113 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.08 Foremost School - FARM Garden projectMrs. WIlliams is the Foremost Garden expert. She leads us into the F.A.R.M. plans for spring. Students Daina and Vaera explain some of the student roles in the garden project.
Listen to their first installment at episode 1.3.
2022-03-2309 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.07 -Prairie Mennonite - Options in the CommunityPrairie Mennonite Alternative School is a grade 1-9 school whose students are all German speaking from Mennonite families that have come to Canada from Mexico. These families are often very traditional and so this Prairie Rose Possibility Project is pleased to be able to offer them experiences both on and off-campus that they would not yet have experienced in Canada.
One of the teachers, Mrs. Forbes, tells us about how the students helped choose the classes, and we get to hear from Nicholas, Nellie, Evan and Aaron about their favourite experiences.
Listen to the first...
2022-03-2108 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.06 -Senator Gershaw-Prairie Rose Possibilites - Senator Gershaw Farms/GreenhouseSenator Gershaw is a grade 4-12 school in the community of Bow Island in Southern Alberta. A few years ago they built a fabulous greenhouse that sits between the school and the prairies. They are now using their greenhouse as part of their Prairie Rose Possibilities project.
Listen in as lead teacher Cory Schiebelbein gives us an overview of this new year in the greenhouse. Students Chance and Linden tell us some of the technical things that they are learning about )and a favourite vegetable!)
Listen to their first installment at episode 1.6.
2022-03-1406 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.05 - Ralston School - Learning from the LandRalston School is a rural Alberta K-9 school but the majority of attendees are British students whose parents serve at British Army Training Unit Suffield. These visiting families are often shocked at the wide-open “nothingness” that seems to surround their community.
Ralston’s Prairie Rose Possibility is to help both international and local families discover the surprising diversity and opportunities that exist on the Prairies and learn from Indigenous perspectives as well.
Listen in as teacher Wade Carrier tells how he is infusing “Learning from the Land” into all the courses he teaches. Student Poppy will compar...
2022-03-0811 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.04 - Jenner - Outdoor Skills & ElectivesJenner School is a rural Alberta K-9 school with fewer than 30 students; their Prairie Rose Possibility includes providing diverse learning options opportunities and building a beautiful outdoor space. Listen in as teacher Kris Attfield tells about his own learning in the elective courses he has led in Jenner's Prairie Possibilities Project.
Students Parker and Korban will tell us their favourite, most surprising, and most challenging things that they’ve learned.
Check out their initial story in episode 1.1.
2022-02-2807 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.03 REIN - Kick off to Rodeo & Equine in the NorthListen to Warren Peers principal and REIN Lead Instructor, Lora Fletcher-Wilson as she tells us about the first few weeks of REIN- Rodeo & Equine in the North -which, like the Oyen Agriculture Project involves students at all four of our northern schools.
Students Evy, Rhett and Cade tell us what they have been learning so far.
Listen to their first installment at episode 1.11.
2022-02-1705 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.02 - Always Growing in the North -Prairie Rose PossibilitesThis mid-year episode takes us to the Agriculture project in our Northern schools, this time at Oyen Public School. Mrs. Senkiw is the “worm boss” and she and students Paxton and Kaeyden will update us on how their worm farm is coming along.
Listen to their first installment at episode 1.5.
2022-02-1506 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast2.01 -Warren Peers School Prairie Possibilties - MakerspaceWe’re excited to kick off Season 2 by talking about things we’ve learned in our Prairie Rose Possibilities, sometimes the hard way. This episode takes us to the Warren Peers Makerspace Project in Acadian Valley, where we talk with lead teacher Mrs. McCurdy and makers Tristen and Corban.
Listen to their first installment at episode 1.13.
2022-01-1706 min
The Independent artist spotlightThe Independent artist show, broadcast 322: New Material and old alikeWe're going to play some new material and a bunch of stuff to boot too. Hope you'll enjoy the tunes.
Set 1:
DiElle Here With Me 02:55
DiElle The Nesting Song 03:13
DiElle Sunshine After The Waves 02:43
Ryan Doherty The Reaper 03:36
5280 A Cappella I Wish 03:09
Boson Spin & Glenn Sogge Ruminating 03:54
Dan Mason Burn 04:34
DJ Selphi DJ Snake, Ozuna, Megan Thee Stallion & LISA - SG (DJ Selphi bachata version ft Ciscoguitar) 03:33
EugeneKha Forest World Feat Scott Lawlor 07:54
Set 2:
Gaelynn Lea Let It Go 04:03
Hullabaloo Best Friends Forever 02:13
Kerani Days of Yore 04:12
Eight Gates Air Force (with Trox and Marina Volkova) 06:19
Endless Blue Rainy Eyes 04:04
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2022-01-172h 57Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.1 -Jenner Prairie Rose Posibilites- Outdoor/SkillsListen in as Jenner School (K-9) principal Kirby Stensrud gives an overview of Jenner's Prairie Possibilities Project- providing diverse learning options opportunities for a small rural community & building a beautiful outdoor space.
2021-12-0906 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.16 - Irvine School- Prairie Possibilities -Equine ProgramJoin project co-ordinator Linda Kraft as she tells us about two separate equestrian-focused programs that are available for students in grades 7-9 at Irvine School, a K-9 school in Alberta, located just of the Trans-Canada Highway not too far from the Saskatchewan border.
2021-12-0903 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.15 -Seven Persons School -Prairie Possibilities - Outward BoundListen in as Lynnette Copeland, Junior High teacher at Seven Persons School (K-9) talks about a new year-long options course for grades 7-9. This Prairie Possibilities project features a partnership with Outward Bound to teach students the resiliency that comes with surviving in nature.
2021-11-0505 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.14 - Warren Peers School - Prairie Possibilities - Archery ProjectJoin Jaime Didychuk, the instructor and project lead of the Prairie Rose Possibilities Archery Project at Warren Peers School, a K-9 school in Acadia Valley, Alberta.
In this program, all junior high students spend 2 hours a week learning to become archers, thanks to funding from Prairie Rose and the local Rod & Gun Club.
2021-11-0305 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.13 - Warren Peers School - Praririe Possibilities - MakerspaceListen in as Kirsten McCurdy, the instructor and project lead of the grade 4-6 Makerspace Prairie Rose Possibility project at Warren Peers, a K-9 school in Acadia Valley Alberta shares the excitement of being a MAKER!
2021-11-0304 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.12 - Seven Persons School- Prairie Possibilities -Academy of the Fine ArtsJoin our passionate instructors from Seven Persons School, Tiffany Molin, the musician, and Rebecca Drew, the drama coach, as they fill us in on this opportunity for grade 4-6 students to experience a deep dive into the Fine Arts.
2021-11-0206 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.11 REIN-Rodeo & Equine in the North -Prairie PossibilitiesListen to Warren Peers School principal and lead instructor, Lora Fletcher-Wilson, as she tells us about REIN- Rodeo & Equine in the North -which, like the Oyen Agriculture Project, involves students at all four of our northern schools.
Warren Peers is a K-9 school with approximately 45 students located in Acadia Valley, Alberta.
2021-11-0207 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.14 -Warren Peers School - Prairie Possibilities - Archery ProgramJoin Jaime Didychuk, the instructor and project lead of the Prairie Rose Possibility Archery Project at Warren Peers School, a K-9 school in Acadia Valley, Alberta. In this program, all junior high students spend 2 hours a week learning to become archers.
2021-10-3105 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.10 - Irvine School- Prairie Possibilities -Agriculture Discovery CenterJoin project manager Nichole Neubauer as she walks us through the ambitious goals of Irvine School's new Agriculture Discovery Center. Listen in as she lays out the plans for involving both the local farming and ranching community as well as urban students in developing an understanding of where our food comes from and agricultural stewardship.
Irvine School is a K-9 school located just of the Trans-Canada Highway not too far from the Saskatchewan border.
2021-10-2814 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.9 -Prairie Rose Art Institute (multi-school) Prairie Rose PossibilitiesJoin instructor Kameko Ballantyne as she tells us about the Prairie Rose Art Institute. She leads this hybrid model in-person from Parkside School and connects virtually with grade 7-12 students from 5 other district schools, providing access to an intensive art learning experience.
2021-10-2804 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.8 -South Central High School -Prairie Possibilities-Jr. Badgers BaseballJoin Jean Kimber, principal of South Central High School, a 7-12 school with just under 150 students in Oyen, Alberta. The Prairie Possibilities at their school involves the expansion of programming from their existing elite baseball academy down to students in grades 4-9.
2021-10-2206 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.7 -Ralston School Prairie Possibilities Project - Learning From the LandListen in as Ralston School (K-9) principal, Stacey Nunweiler introduces a Prairie Rose Possibilities project: Learning From the Land
2021-10-1104 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.6 -Senator Gershaw-Prairie Rose Possibilites - Senator Gershaw Farms/GreenhouseListen in as Senator Gershaw principal (4-12), Scott Angle introduces their Prairie Rose Possibilities projects: SGF -Senator Gershaw Farms (& Greenhouse)
2021-10-1103 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.4 -Foremost School -Prairie Rose Possibilities - Foremost RodeoListen in as Foremost School (K-12) principal, Corey Steeves introduces one of two Prairie Rose Possibilities projects at Foremost School: Foremost Rodeo Club
2021-10-1107 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.3 -Foremost School -Prairie Rose Possibilities - F.A.R.MListen in as Foremost School (K-12) principal, Corey Steeves introduces one of two Prairie Rose Possibilities - F.A.R.M Garden Project
2021-10-1106 minPrairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.2 -Prairie Mennonite School - Prairie Rose PossibiltiesListen in as Prairie Mennonite Alternative School (K-9) principal Simon Moreton gives an overview of PMAS' Prairie Possibilities:
Exploring Education Through an Immersion Perspective
2021-10-1103 min
Prairie Rose Possibilities - The Podcast1.5 -Always Growing in the North - Prairie Rose PossibilitiesListen in as we chat with Jason Duchscherer, principal and project lead of the "Always Growing in the North" (AGN) Prairie Rose Possibilities project between our four schools in the northern area of our school district.
2021-10-0303 min