Our school district endeavors to create safe, caring and supportive learning environments in order for all students to experience success. Our elementary schools are configured from kindergarten to grade 5, middle schools from grade 6 to grade 8, and secondary schools from grade 9 to grade 12.

The Campbell River School District offers several alternate programs at Robron Centre, located at 740 Robron Road, Campbell River.

The Campbell River School District offers programs in a variety of career and job training settings for secondary students, while they also attend their regular schooling.

Through our distributed learning programs, students can personalize their learning and take control of their education. Learning can happen anytime, anywhere. eBlend is the Campbell River School District’s umbrella for its online and distributed learning options.

In the Campbell River School District, English Language Learning (ELL) and English Skill Development (ESD) are additional services intended to provide academic and social support

French Immersion is intended for non-French speaking students who would like to become functionally bilingual.

The Campbell River School District is dedicated to inclusive, equitable and meaningful educational experiences for all students.

The Campbell River School District is committed to improving Indigenous student achievement, increasing opportunities, building a culture of learning and wellness, and honouring Indigenous world views and perspectives.

The early Kʷak̓ʷala and Lik̓ʷala bilingual program is a district program housed in Ripple Rock Elementary aimed to develop Kʷak̓ʷala and Lik̓ʷala bilingual speakers.

The parent is the first and most important teacher in a child's life. Campbell River School District supports parents in this important role by providing a free, early learning program for young children from birth to kindergarten and their parents or caregivers.