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Dear Glenbrook Families,
As we move through another busy week of learning, I want to take a moment to share a message of hope. Hope is one of the most powerful gifts we can offer our children. It helps them persevere when learning feels challenging, try again after setbacks, and believe that tomorrow brings new opportunities. Every day at Glenbrook, we witness hope in action: a student bravely attempting something new, a classmate offering encouragement, a teacher helping a child discover their strengths, and families partnering with us to support growth and success.
As the days become shorter and routines settle into the season, we encourage our students to focus on progress rather than perfection. Small steps forward matter. Every act of kindness, every effort to learn, and every challenge overcome helps build confidence and resilience.
Thank you for the many ways you support our school community. Together, we create a place where students feel valued, capable, and optimistic about their future. We are proud of the growth we see in our learners each day and remain hopeful about all the possibilities that lie ahead for them.
We wish you and your family a wonderful week filled with moments of connection, gratitude, and hope.
Wishing all our Glenbrook families a wonderful week ahead.
Sincerely,
Diana & Cindy
Halloween at Glenbrook School
Glenbrook School will celebrate Halloween on Friday, October 30. Students who wish to participate may dress up in a costume or wear orange and black.
Students choosing to wear costumes must follow these guidelines:
- Costumes are allowed.
- Costume masks are not allowed.
- No weapons or gore are allowed.
- No costume accessories, such as wands, gloves, brooms, or canes.
- No outside or homemade treats or food may be brought to school. There will be no food sharing or parties.
- No costume parades or Halloween parties will take place.
- Students must still be able to participate in Physical Education classes and all other learning opportunities that day.
- Students must dress appropriately for outdoor recess and the weather.
School Council Message
Tuesday, October 20 | Fundraising Society Meeting
7:30 PM | Online
Join us online as we talk about upcoming fundraising plans and ways we can continue supporting our school.
Monday, October 26 | School Council Meeting
4:15 PM | In Person or Online
School Council is one of the best ways to stay connected to what is happening at Glenbrook. Come hear directly from our principal and teachers, learn more about what is happening in classrooms and across the school, ask questions, share your ideas, and find out how parents and caregivers can help support our students and school community.
You do not need to be a regular School Council member to attend. All Glenbrook parents and caregivers are welcome. We would love to have you join us!
Coming Up at Glenbrook School
Date | Events and Activities |
|---|---|
Monday, October 19 | No school for students – Non-Instructional Day |
Tuesday, October 20 | Regular day of classes; City of Calgary After School Program |
Wednesday, October 21 | Regular day of classes; Area Director Michelle Howell visit |
Thursday, October 22 | Regular day of classes; City of Calgary After School Program |
Friday, October 23 | Regular day of classes; Kindergarten AM attends; UMOJA after-school program |