Wonowon School

About

Wonowon School is located in Wonowon, BC (PO Box 119, Wonowon, BC V0C 2N0). It is a rural school located at Mile 101 of the historic Alaska Highway, about 90 km north of Fort St. John. The school describes its mission as promoting responsible student leaders who work toward success in all areas of life. Wonowon highlights a close-knit community with supportive families and PAC involvement.

At a Glance

School type: Public School (Peace River North)

Education language: Wonowon reports that approximately 90% of students are English Language Learners, with many coming from families whose first language is Russian or German. The sources do not explicitly state the language used for core instruction or describe any immersion/bilingual program.

Religious affiliation: None / Secular

Grades: K-9

Phone: 250 772-3353

Email: wonowon@prn.bc.ca

Principal: Jaclyn Gieni

Education Languages

Wonowon reports that approximately 90% of students are English Language Learners, with many coming from families whose first language is Russian or German. The sources do not explicitly state the language used for core instruction or describe any immersion/bilingual program.

Programs and Services

Digital citizenship & technology Wonowon students use iPads/iPad minis and receive instruction in digital citizenship and safety, including cyberbullying awareness and online safety. The school uses an SD60 district-wide user agreement for device and internet use, and instruction is supported by district tech mentor teachers and classroom teachers. There is also a focus on “coding and digital expectations” for success in a digital world. Athletics and outdoor activities Student support / learning support The school notes having two educational assistants on staff. Wonowon also emphasizes supports for a high proportion of English Language Learners, though specific ELL services are not described in the sources.

• Hockey
• Broomball

School Culture and Expectations

Wonowon’s Code of Conduct emphasizes belonging (“We all belong at Wonowon. Together we are Better!”) and a safe, caring, and orderly environment. The school sets expectations around respect, responsible behavior, attendance and punctuality, and appropriate use of electronic devices. It also outlines that bullying, harassment, intimidation, and violence are unacceptable, and that consequences are progressive and aim to be restorative where possible.

Transportation, Parking, and Getting Here

School District 60 requires a bus registration form for all students riding the bus to ensure a seat and keep information current. Families can submit the form by email to transportation@prn.bc.ca or drop it off at the SD60 Facilities & Transportation Office or School Board Office; questions can be directed to transportation@prn.bc.ca or (250) 785-1577. The sources do not provide school-specific drop-off/pick-up or parking details.

Enrollment

The school website includes a news item titled “Kindergarten Registration for September 2026,” but the sources provided do not include the registration steps or instructions.