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Parent Resources
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District Parent Advisory Council
- Chair: Carmen Sundstrom
- Email: cowichanvalleydpac@sd79.bc.ca
- Website: dpac.sd79.bc.ca
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- Employment
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Employment Opportunities
Join the Cowichan Valley School District and have the career you want that supports the life you have.
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- Contact Us
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Welcome to Cowichan Valley School District
The Cowichan Valley School District proudly serves learners across many diverse communities. We offer world-class instruction and a rich diversity of engaging programs to help prepare our learners for a world they will create.
Contact District
Phone: (250) 748-0321
Fax: (250) 748-6591
Email: info@sd79.bc.caMailing Address
- 2557 Beverly Street
Duncan, British Columbia
V9L 2X3
- 2557 Beverly Street
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- Schools
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Welcome to Cowichan Valley School District
There are 17 Elementary schools and 5 Secondary schools in the Cowichan Valley School District.
Catchment School
To learn what your catchment school is and to obtain school contact info please use the School Locator tool.
Framework for Enhancing Student Learning (FESL)
Each school has their own plan on how to serve our learners. These plans align with the district-wide FESL and Beyond Education, you can find individual school FESL’s with the below
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- News
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- Calendars
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View 2024-2027 School Calendars
- 2024/25 School Calendar – finalized (the non-instructional and professional development days have been confirmed) and includes Early Dismissal days. Early Dismissal days added for PLCs.
- 2025/26 School Calendar
- 2026/27 School Calendar
- School Calendar Holiday Breaks (2024/25 to 2026/27)
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have questions about how the school calendars are created? Please read our Frequently Asked Questions.
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The School District has adopted policy 2507 Workplace Bullying and Harassment, committing to providing a workplace where bullying and harassment are not acceptable or tolerated.
WorkSafe BC regulations concerning Workplace Bullying and Harassment came into effect on November 1, 2013.
The Superintendent of Schools has approved administrative procedures to accompany the policy. The procedures define workplace bullying and harassment, describes how to report bullying and harassment, how investigations will be conducted and what will happen after the investigation is complete.
Follow the links below to learn more about the School District’s efforts to eliminate or minimize workplace bullying and harassment.
WorkSafe BC Toolkit
WorkSafe BC has a resource toolkit which has guides, books, short videos, and posters to help learn more about workplace bullying and harassment.