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Horizon School Division No. 205 operates 42 schools in communities across east-central Saskatchewan, supporting staff and students in their mission to reach foundational Safe & Caring, Literacy, Numeracy & Assessment, and Transition & Graduation Rates goals.

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Collage of photos showing students and families dooing activities. Text: From the Board Monthly Meeting Highlights March, 2026

This month in "From the Board"

In the March 'From the Board': SCC Workshop • Transitions & Grad Rates • Good news from Ituna, Punnichy Elementary, Foam Lake Elementary, Foam Lake Composite schools • and more! horizonsd.ca/fromtheboard/
A collage of photos from a school archery tournament showing young archers receiving awards, aiming and shooting at targets, group team photos, and Raymore Archery signage, highlighting participation and community support.

Archery Tournament in Raymore

Raymore proudly hosted its first archery tournament on March 21, giving young archers a great opportunity to gain valuable experience ahead of the District competition in Watson last weekend.

Raymore School welcomed 63 archers from across the region, with participants traveling from Leroy, Melfort, George Gordon Elementary, Cupar, Kelliher, Drake, Milestone, Englefeld, and of course Raymore.

A huge thank you goes out to Touchwood Wildlife for generously sponsoring shirts for Raymore's archers—your support is truly appreciated!
A pair of white bunny ears peek out from tall green grass, surrounded by pastel-coloured Easter eggs decorated with floral patterns. The background is a soft blue. Overlaid text announces no school for students from April 3-13, 2026, with classes resuming on Tuesday, April 14.

Happy Easter!

There is no school for students from April 3-13, 2026. See you on Tuesday, April 14! School year calendar: horizonsd.ca/calendar/
Image of a lightbulb with a plant inside. Wording: Student Agri-Food Innovation Challenge. Horizon logo in bottom right.

🌾 Can your students shape the future of ag?

Horizon School Division’s Student Agri-Food Innovation Challenge invites Grades 10–12 students to solve real-world issues in agriculture, sustainability, and food security. Winning projects will be awarded a total of $5,000 in prizes with winnings for both students and their school!

Projects will be judged by a panel of experts
Winning teams will present at Student Agriculture Day
Deadline: May 15

Information: https://www.horizonsd.ca/apps/pages/AgriFoodChallenge

Questions? Please contact Sandra Hessdorfer or Jeremy Rolheiser

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