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All Wolf Creek Public Schools are closed to students while the teachers’ strike is underway.
To learn more about the current labour action, as well as resources and information available for families, please visit the following link.
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Welcome to LCHS 2025 - 2026
If you are wanting to register to attend LCHS please use this link to access the Online Registration…
Posted on: Jun 23, 2025
Lacombe and District FCSS
Lacombe and District FCSS - Tools for School Program 2025-2026. Lacombe FCSS Website: www.lacombefcss.net…
Posted on: Jun 12, 2025
LCHS Course Handbook and Student Resources
LCHS Course Handbook (Link to Website) - Registration Information Link- Quick References Link Students…
Posted on: Apr 1, 2025
2024 - 2025 Busing Applications
BUSING APPLICATONS FOR SEPTEMBER 2024 NOW AVAILABLE ALL Urban (town) busing students and Cross Boundary…
Posted on: Mar 20, 2024What's Happening
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Retake Picture Day
All Day |
October 22, 2025
Oct
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Staff Collaboration Day
All Day |
October 24, 2025
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Last Day of Q1
All Day |
November 4, 2025
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First Day of Q2
All Day |
November 5, 2025
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Remembrance Day Ceremony
11:00 am - 11:00 am |
November 6, 2025
Nov
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Staff Collaboration Day
All Day |
November 7, 2025
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Wolf Creek News
Update on Labour Negotiations
Please take a moment to read the attached letter, which provides an update on the ongoing province-wide…
Posted on: Oct 9, 2025
Alberta Education: Supporting Student Learning During Labour Action
Notice to Parents and Guardians, Please take a moment to read the attached letter from Alberta’s Minister…
Posted on: Oct 8, 2025
Sub Teachers Registration (2025/2026) School Year Opens
Now accepting applications: Become a substitute teacher with WCPS—apply today!
CLICK HEREWolf Creek Public Schools Land Acknowledgement
The land acknowledgement that is used in Wolf Creek Public Schools was developed by the Wisdom and Guidance Committee and is unique in that it includes non-First Nations. The committee felt it was important to acknowledge the long-standing relationship that existed with Settlers and the relationships that need to be built as we move forward on the path of reconciliation.