Kingsclear Consolidated School 2026 – 2027
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Costco Fredericton Helps ASD-W Students Get Ready for the School Year
Hundreds of students across Anglophone West School District will have access to new bookbags and school supplies this fall thanks to a generous donation from Costco Fredericton. Costco employees recently…
RCMP New Brunswick Show Their Support with School Supplies for Students
September 3, 2026 As students return to classrooms for another school year, Anglophone West School District is incredibly grateful for the continued generosity of the RCMP and our communities through…
Two ASD-W Students Named Inaugural Wolf Scholars at the University of Toronto
Anglophone West School District is celebrating two exceptional graduates after Fredericton High School’s Sadie Sullivan and Stanley Consolidated School’s Emmeline Pinnock were selected as members of the inaugural Wolf Scholars…
Leo Hayes High School Student Named 2026 Loran Scholar
The Loran Scholars Foundation selected 36 exceptional youth from more than 5,400 applicants from across Canada who have demonstrated they have embraced the challenge of leaving the world better than…
Opportunity for High School Students
The District Education Council is looking for a student representative for the 2026-2027 school year. Applications are now open. Click for more details.
Events
Wednesday, September 30
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Holidays for Teachers and Students
Friday, November 20
9-12 Full Day – Parent/Teacher Interviews(1/2 day); School Based PL 1/2
Teacher Workday, No Classes for Students
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About the region
Anglophone West School District is situated in Wolastokuk, the homeland of the Wolastoqiyik people, whose namesake comes from the Wolastoq. This majestic river moves through the heart of our district, which serves anglophone communities branching out to Plaster Rock, McAdam, Doaktown and the Grand Lake area in the province of New Brunswick.
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