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The school district is taking extra precautions as there are currently five field trips scheduled for the United States in the remaining school year.

These trips include: Mount Boucherie students to California for music performances, MBSS students to Smith Rock State Park in Oregon, Rutland Secondary students to California for a music festival, George Elliot Secondary students to California for a band performance and Kelowna Secondary students travelling to Washington and New York City for historical learning.

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Principals have been reviewing possible border issues with parents and an advisory has been sent out by the district.

If there is an escalation at the border, there will be a conversation with the superintendent and a decision will be made on how to proceed, said Kaardal.

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Recently, the school district has had successful field trips to the US.