Tag: Mount Sentinel Secondary School

Mount Sentinel students stage scenes from Love and Information

SD8 Submitted Article -
Mount Sentinel Secondary School Academy of Performance and Media will present scenes from British playwright Caryl Churchill’s Love and Information at the Capitol Theatre on June 12 and 13.

Mount Sentinel graduate Phoenix Allen Named 2025 Schulich Leader

SD8 My Nelson Now Staff -
Mount Sentinel Secondary School (MSS) graduate Phoenix Allen has been named a 2025 Schulich Leader, securing a $100,000 scholarship to study math at Queens University.

Leadership locked in for Mount Sentinel Secondary School

Education My Nelson Now Staff -
School District No. 8 has appointed Emily Mather as vice-principal of Mount Sentinel Secondary School starting August 1.

SD8 students learn new skills through Trade Sampler Program

SD8 My Nelson Now Staff -
Several high school students from Kootenay Lake's School District 8 are exploring their interests in the trades this semester...

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Kootenay unemployment rate dips to 4.9% in September

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The jobless rate in the Kootenays stood at 4.9 per cent in September, down from 5.8 per cent the previous month and six per cent a year earlier.

Blue eyed beauty ready for adoption at BC SPCA

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Meet Blue, our Summit Radio Pet of the Week from the BC SPCA West Kootenay Branch, in Castlegar!

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