Leary Integrated Arts & Technology

About

Leary Integrated Arts & Technology is located at 9320 Walden St, Chilliwack, BC V2P 7Y2. It is part of Chilliwack School District’s Integrated Arts and Technology Program and provides specialized integrated arts and technology programming for students in Grades K–5, guided by four pillars: Integration of Disciplines, Authentic Learning, Collaborative Culture, and Visionary Staff.

At a Glance

School type: Public School (Chilliwack)

Education language: English

Religious affiliation: None / Secular

Grades: K-5

Phone: 604 792-1281

Email: leary@sd33.bc.ca

Principal: Brad Driscoll

Programs and Services

Integrated Arts and Technology Program Leary is one of three district sites offering specialized Integrated Arts and Technology programming (K–12 overall, with Leary serving K–5). The program is guided by four pillars: Integration of Disciplines, Authentic Learning, Collaborative Culture, and Visionary Staff. English Language Learners (ELL) / learning support (district services) Chilliwack School District lists support departments including English Language Learners (ELL) and English Skills Development (ESD), Learning Services, Indigenous Education, and Student Services as part of the district’s programs and supports. Library / digital learning resources (district access) The district provides K–12 online library resources such as Sora (digital reading app), Learn360, Criterion on Demand, NFB Campus, EVERFI, and TumbleBookLibrary (noted as accessible to elementary schools within the SD33 network).

School Culture and Expectations

The Integrated Arts and Technology Program describes a learning approach guided by four pillars: Integration of Disciplines, Authentic Learning, Collaborative Culture, and Visionary Staff.

Transportation, Parking, and Getting Here

Chilliwack School District notes that all bus riders must register each year to receive a valid bus pass for the current school year. The district also states that safe transportation requires cooperation among students, parents, drivers, teachers, and school administrators. Families can receive route delay/disruption notifications using the My Ride K-12 app.