NORTH PEACE SECONDARY ONLINE STORE
The North Peace Secondary School On-line store will open on October 2nd 2026 and close on October 19th 2026. No orders will be accepted beyond the closing date.
All sales final on decorated apparel.
General news about the NPSS learning community.
NORTH PEACE SECONDARY ONLINE STORE
The North Peace Secondary School On-line store will open on October 2nd 2026 and close on October 19th 2026. No orders will be accepted beyond the closing date.
All sales final on decorated apparel.
Dear NPSS Community,
We want to share an important update about a recent safety concern at our school. As you may have heard, a threat was reported against a specific student by an individual from outside our school community.
Dear Parents/Caregivers,
The RCMP recently brought a safety concern involving threat-related behaviour at North Peace Secondary School to our attention. As a result of this concern, the RCMP have initiated an investigation. You may also notice an increased law enforcement presence on school property while this matter is being addressed.
Hello Families!
Exciting news! Your online gallery from your school photo session is now live!
Please visit this link to access the gallery: https://vando.imagequix.com/K9L3W9Z
The login code to access your images is on the yellow QR flyer your child was given on photo day.
Students will be called down throughout the day by Grade and Last Name. If you miss your call, or you attend the college, pop into the library anytime between 8:50am and 3:30pm and they will take your photo.
Moose Media – It’s graduation time! We are so excited to once again live-stream the 2026 NPSS Grad Ceremony, brought to you by NPSS and SD60! Let’s celebrate the incredible achievements of this year’s graduating class together.
Please note that these registrations are required for ALL bus students, new and returning.
Check out Mr. Zackodnik and the Go-Kart Club!
NPSS Go-Kart Club placed third at 2026 Edison Motors Electric Go-Kart Challenge
Check out Mr. Mayer and Project Heavy Duty in an article from CBC:
Students in Fort St. John, B.C., do the heavy lifting to build city’s future