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2026 Horizon School Division Wall of Fame
Congratulations to John and Bernice Williams, recipients of the 2026 Horizon School Division Wall of Fame Award!
The Wall of Fame Award recognizes graduates who have achieved outstanding success in their field and made a meaningful impact on society. John and Bernice truly embody these values through their lifelong commitment to community, leadership, and giving back. We are proud to celebrate their accomplishments and recognize them as outstanding representatives of Horizon School Division and Saskatchewan. 👏 Learn more at horizonsd.ca/walloffame/
The Wall of Fame Award recognizes graduates who have achieved outstanding success in their field and made a meaningful impact on society. John and Bernice truly embody these values through their lifelong commitment to community, leadership, and giving back. We are proud to celebrate their accomplishments and recognize them as outstanding representatives of Horizon School Division and Saskatchewan. 👏 Learn more at horizonsd.ca/walloffame/
2026 Excellence in Teaching Awards
Please join us in congratulating this year's Excellence in Teaching Award winners! 🎉
Horizon's Excellence in Teaching Awards recognize those who go above and beyond to build relationships, create inclusive learning environments, and helping students reach their full potential. Their work strengthens not only our schools, but our communities. Congratulations!
Horizon's Excellence in Teaching Awards recognize those who go above and beyond to build relationships, create inclusive learning environments, and helping students reach their full potential. Their work strengthens not only our schools, but our communities. Congratulations!
Happy Victoria Day!
There is no school for students from May 14-18, 2026. See you on Tuesday, May 19! See the calendar at horizonsd.ca/calendar/
MMIWG2S+
Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQI+ people have been disproportionately impacted by violence in Canada for generations. Behind this reality are daughters, granddaughters, sisters, aunties, mothers, grandmothers, and friends whose lives and stories matter. Today and every day, we honour them by speaking their names, amplifying their stories, and standing in solidarity. Learn more at https://humanrights.ca/resource-guide/missing-and-murdered-indigenous-women-girls-and-2slgbtqi-people