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Due to limited staff in the office during Spring Break, Central Office will be open by appointment only from Monday, March 24 to Friday, March 28, 2025.

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Community Highlight: Investing in Our Future!

A group of representatives from Clearview Public Schools and the County of Paintearth stand together holding an oversized check for $52,000, dated March 12, 2025. The check is designated for Agriculture Trailer Upgrades. The background features a Clearvie
County of Paintearth Council and Clearview Public Schools Principals and Board Chair

Clearview Public Schools was happy to host a special cheque presentation ceremony on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, recognizing the County of Paintearth No. 18’s generous contribution to agricultural education in Brownfield, Coronation and Castor. The event took place during the Local Governance Meeting, where municipal leaders gathered to discuss strategies for attracting and retaining skilled employees and families in the region.

Announced in 2025, the County of Paintearth provides $52,000 annually through the Paintearth County Agricultural Education Grant, which enhances educational opportunities for Clearview students in Grades 7-12. The grant supports Olds College dual credit and extended learning programs, Career and Technology Studies (CTS) courses with an agricultural focus, and scholarships for students pursuing post-secondary education at Olds College.

This year’s funding was strategically allocated to enhance learning opportunities as follows:

  • $25,000 to Gus Wetter School (Castor) – Supporting tuition, learning materials, and CTS programs.
  • $25,000 to Coronation School – Supporting tuition, learning materials, and CTS programs.
  • $2,000 to Brownfield School – Funding CTS programs, with the flexibility to support Coronation School’s CTS program.

The cheque presentation aligned with discussions at the Local Governance Meeting, which brought together municipal representatives to explore key regional initiatives, including:

  • Designing a Regional Return Bursary Program to attract, support, and retain young talent in the community.
  • Enhancing career pathways for local students through municipal collaboration.
  • Strengthening regional identity to encourage emerging leaders to return and invest in the community.

Clearview Public Schools extends its deep appreciation to the County of Paintearth for its ongoing commitment to education and all municipal leaders for working together to build a stronger future for students and communities.