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CPEC families! We are so close to getting the year started and couldn't be more excited! In order to make the first day back as smooth as possible, please remember that proof of vaccination is required for students in grades 7-12. There are three types of proof that will be accepted.
1. The wallet sized card, your child received at their vaccination clinic. 2. A printed off copy of their QR code. 3. A screen shot of their QR code downloaded to their phone. Please note, a person is considered to be fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving their second dose of a Pfizer, Moderna or AstraZeneca/COVISHIELD vaccine, or the single dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. So if a student just recently got vaccinated, and are bringing a printed off QR code or downloaded QR code on their phone, they should bring their wallet card as well. The SK Vax Verifier scanner will only identify students as fully vaccinated if they meet the above criteria. It is important to remember that students who have only their first dose are permitted to attend school on Monday, with the commitment to receive their second does within the next month. If you have any questions, please contact me (Jason Desjarlais) at the high school 306-332-1571 (ext 230).
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Currently, all staff at Chief Paskwa Education Centre (Elementary and High School) are getting ready for in-person learning scheduled for October 4th, 2021. We are getting ready to have students in the building and are making sure that all COVID protocols and safety measures are in place. Teachers and Education staff are fully vaccinated and are waiting patiently for students to return to school. We hope to have teachers and students working together in the building soon. Thank you for your patience. Please stay safe! You can help stop the spread of COVID-19. Be a "Peli-can! Greetings CPEC families! It's been awhile since I posted here but now that a new school year is upon us, the posts will be coming on a regular basis. The first thing I would like to share with you is in regards to vaccinations. As you may recall, Chief Todd Peigan, in a recent Facebook live broadcast, indicated that the start of the school year was being pushed back until Monday, October 4th. This decision, passed by Chief and Council, requires all students, 12 years and older, who want to attend Chief Paskwa Education Centre, to be vaccinated. To assist families with this, two vaccination clinics have been scheduled for September 16th and September 23rd at the PFN Circle of Care Health Centre. Please call 306-332-5697 to make an appointment and to help make this school year safer for your loved ones and those who are teaching them.
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