It can be difficult for students to find the right pathway to move from their current circumstances toward achieving their goals, leaving them feeling unmotivated and even stuck. A time-tested method used in RETSD called PATH planning can help the student develop an actionable vision of the future they want. PATH is a person-centred model for planning that gives the student a support team and check-ins to make sure they stay on track. Read Navigating the PATH: https://bit.ly/49nOQhj.

River East Transcona School Division is pleased to celebrate the success of students who participated in the Skills Manitoba Competition on April 9, with 19 earning medals including four golds. Students showcased strong technical skill, professionalism, and commitment while competing against peers from across the province. Their participation and achievements highlight the value of applied learning and career-focused programming throughout the division. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4tsxusc

We believe in every learner’s potential and working together to support them on the journey to Mino-Pimatisiwin, The Good Life. Read about how RETSD helps students become the best version of themselves in our magazine, Maamawi Gi-bimosemin: https://bit.ly/49nOQhj. #RevealTheGenius

For those who follow RETSD on social media, you will know that we regularly share stories celebrating the achievements of students across our division. These posts highlight the rich learning taking place every day in our schools — from intensive technical and vocational programming to outstanding drama productions, comprehensive language programs, and innovative sTeam learning (Science, Technology, English, Arts, and Math). These experiences, and many more — including land-based learning, athletics, music, Indigenous education, and community partnerships — are available to students across all 43 of our schools. These opportunities do not happen by chance. They are made possible through the commitment, care, and expertise of more than 3,300 staff members who bring our shared purpose to life each day: to help students realize their full potential and become inspired, skilled, and responsible citizens who demonstrate Mino-Pimatisiwin — the Good Life. For those of us working in education, this purpose is more than words; it is a calling. The learning that takes place in our classrooms, shops, studios, gymnasiums, and outdoor spaces is laying the foundation for what our community will become, both now and in the future. Learn more: https://bit.ly/41xEMyT