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Gingerbread
January 8, 2026

Gingerbread Mayhem

We survived another year of Kindergarten Gingerbread Mayhem. Every year Ms. Fosbery makes gingerbread people and every year she is not careful enough with her magic ingredients and her gingerbread people escape and run wild in the school. Maybe next year she will get the measurements right. Good thing she always has a team of gingerbread hunters on hand to round up those rascally gingerbread people.

Gingerbread
Winter Solstice
January 8, 2026

Winter Solstice

Ceʔceʔéxʷ cíyci tək swúxʷt. Happy New Snow!

It was great to celebrate Winter Solstice at our school with the Friendship Round Dance. Kʷukʷsteyp to Shale and Snow Diablo for not only leading us with their drumming and singing but also sharing a message about the shared celebration of Winter Solstice across Turtle Island. You help make our school a better place.

Winter Solstice
NewSnow
January 8, 2026

Ceʔceʔéxʷ cíyci tək swúxʷt

Ceʔceʔéxʷ cíyci tək swúxʷt

Happy New Snow

In local nɬeʔkepmx culture it is the new snow that identifies the change of the season and so we wish every one, “Happy New Snow!”. It is good to be back in the building with our kids. They have been enjoying the new snow.

NewSnow
Language Class
November 18, 2025

Language & Culture

It was great to have Amelia Washington join us for our Staff Language and Culture Class after school today. She helped us practice our introductions and spent time teaching us about the different brushing off ceremonies. The staff are looking forward to having Amelia come back to join us in warmer weather in our Traditional Calming Space and leading us through these ceremonies. Kʷukʷsteyp Amelia, we are so thankful for all that you teach us.

Language Class
Questions still
November 10, 2025

Questions @ Canford: October

For the month of October, we discussed the character teaching of Love, which is giving people what they need, not what they deserve. Here is our month-end video of our students and staff talking about what they learned.

Questions still