Coming to Grades 4 and 7 between October 1 and November 10, 2025. See more information here.
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Stó:lō New Year is approaching . This year it takes place on October 23rd. Stó:lō New Year traditions take place on the first New Moon in October.
For the Stó:lō, sílólem (the year) begins around mid-October. Each month is marked by one complete cycle of the moon (which takes approximately 29.5 days), so although there are usually twelve months per year, there are years when there are thirteen moons (a leap year). According to the First Stalo Calendar 1976-77 (SRRMC, 000673), “…the Stalo people probably took the events described in the names of the months as more important than rigid mathematical periods." Months are named after the moon of that month, with the moon's name being a description of natural occurrences or activities that take place during that month. When there are thirteen moons, the name of the thirteenth month depends on when the moon appears, and as a result, some months have more than one name. From Ílhtelstexw Te Shxwelí: Feeding the Soul - Traditional & Contemporary Stó:lō Foodways. See HERE for more! 😉
See HERE for a short video from the Sq'éwlets Digital Website
2020-2021 Calendar Booklet.pdf
Sun and Moon Graphic Illustration by Peggy Janicki.jpg
Sun and Moon Transcription PJ .pdf
Stolo New Year_2025.pdf
Stolo New Year October 2023.pdf
Salish Moon Colouring O Mailhot 2025.pdf
ALL Students not in session (Provincial Professional Development Day)
(Assessment/ Evaluation)
Grades 7-12 Not In session ALL DAY (in lieu of P/T Conferences)
Semester Turnaround
(District Professional Development Day)
Did you know?
There are 25 different languages spoken in the Mission Public Schools community:
International Mother Language Day Act
Unesco definition of International Mother Language Day
Interested in participating in a Science Fair for Grades 4-12?Any questions, please contact camille.anderson@mpsd.ca
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(in lieu of P/T Conferences)
Non Instructional ½ Day – ALL students not in session (Assessment/ Evaluation)
Moose Hide Campaign Day is a day of ceremony where all Canadians are called to join together to take a stand against violence towards women and children and to take practical steps for our collective journey of reconciliation.For further information please click here
(Administrative Day)
STUDENTS AND STAFF NOT IN SESSION
