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The Abbotsford School District has been recognized with three nominations at the 2026 Inclusive Employer Excellence Awards, celebrating our ongoing commitment to creating an inclusive and supportive workplace for people of all abilities. 

The district was nominated in three categories: 

Students from Abbotsford Traditional Secondary recently took part in a Punjabi cultural field trip to Gobind Sarvar.

More than 30 students from the school’s Punjabi language courses and English Language Learners program attended. Punjabi is offered as part of the school’s Modern Languages program, giving students the opportunity to develop their language skills while learning more about Punjabi culture.

This Fall, students from several Abbotsford schools have been taking learning beyond the classroom with visits to Greendale Acres. Through hands-on experiences, students have had the opportunity to connect with local agriculture and learn more about the importance of farming in our community.

or 35 years, Leasa Lepine has supported students across the Abbotsford School District as a teacher, beginning her career at the secondary level before making the move to elementary education. Throughout her career, Leasa has remained focused on helping others, building strong relationships with students and creating a classroom where every child feels seen and heard. 

Today, on National Custodian Day, we proudly recognize and thank the dedicated custodians who help make Abbotsford School District schools and facilities clean, safe, and welcoming spaces for students, staff, and families.

Art has transformed the front foyer of ASIA Sumas Mountain into a space for reflection, learning and conversation as students use creativity to explore stories connected to Truth and Reconciliation.