The School District 47 Partners in Education (PIE) Program is a partnership between the School District and parents who have chosen to educate their children at home as a means to meet the prescribed learning outcomes of the Ministry of Education. Individual Student Learning Plans (SLPs) will be developed to meet the individual needs of students and families. Student learning plans may vary from complete home delivery of curriculum to partial home delivery with the student attending school part time. The assessment and evaluation of student learning will be the responsibility of a district teacher according to the requirements of provincial legislation.

If you would like to learn more about this educational option please refer to our program guide or contact the programs coordinator.

PIE Program Education Options

Complete Home Delivery of Education
Teachers and parents work collaboratively to ensure that the provincial learning outcomes are accomplished in all curricular areas.

Enrollment in Select District Courses
Students may enroll in district classes. Parents interested in enrolling in a district class/classes should contact the coordinator by March 31st so that arrangements can be made for the following September.

Enrollment in District Online Learning
Students in Grades 8-12 may complete the provincial learning outcomes by enrolling in online learning courses offered by the district. Parents may choose this option as the sole way for their child to receive their education or they may choose to enroll in online learning for select courses. Parents interested in this option should contact the coordinator in early September so that arrangements can be made.

PIE Program Grads

The first four graduates of the PIE Program (from left to right)
Ben Stewart, Natasha Egan, Kristina Stewart and Zac Hall