Milan Streit, our ears and eyes at King George Secondary, has all the back-to-school news and views.

Graduation fun in the time of COVID-19, and how it went.

King George students juggling a June 1 return to school, changed bus routes, and what to do about graduation. And a fond farewell to a retiring teacher.

Online schooling is in full swing, the debate continues about returning to class in the fall, and a look at the last pandemic.

Along with everyone else, students at King George Secondary are self-isolating and dealing with an interruption to their education.

$10,000 for the King George music program, volunteer opportunities, concerns about street-crossing safety on Barclay, and the “Healthy Choices” vending machine, and cheering on the King George Dragons!

Reporting on the annual MYP Fair, the Leadership Program, an upcoming anti-racism forum, and the cancellation of plans for a Valentine’s Day dance at KG.

Farewell to a well-liked principal, Jason Lauzon, plans for this year’s Middle Years Project, and an update on King George School’s sports scene.

Ice skating, woodworking, a canned food drive, and a host of team sports — it’s all part of a busy season for students at King George Secondary School.

Broken basketball hoops, on-court victory, an in-school election, sports updates, and remembering students who died in two wars.

A student poll on the federal election, improved bus service for King George High, and other news.

Summer’s over and it’s back-to-school for the folks at King George Secondary. Here’s a primer for the new arrivals on class schedules, bus information, and more.