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2015–16 School Year
WHAT’S INSIDE
How to Register
Page 3
Choosing a
School
Page 4
Kindergarten
Page 6
Alternative
Programs
Page 10
Special
Education
Programming
Page 14
Ward Maps &
School Listings
Page 19
Plan your child’s
future today!
Contents
Transportation............................................................2
How to register...........................................................3
Choosing a school.....................................................4
Welcoming our youngest learners.........................6
Immunization..............................................................7
Partners in education...............................................8
Edmonton Public Schools Foundation.................9
Alternative programs..............................................10
Special education programming..........................14
Other programs........................................................16
School index.............................................................18
Ward maps and school listings............................19
Ward A.................................................................... 20
Ward B.................................................................... 22
Ward C.................................................................... 24
Ward D................................................................... 26
Ward E.................................................................... 28
Ward F.................................................................... 30
Ward G................................................................... 32
Ward H................................................................... 34
Ward I..................................................................... 36
NUMBERS
YOU NEED
TO KNOW
Edmonton Public Schools
780-429-8000
Special Education
Programming
780-429-8030
Find Your Designated
School / School
Attendance Areas
780-429-8427
Student Transportation
780-429-8585
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Success for every student
Edmonton Public Schools is the second-largest school district in Alberta, serving the unique
strengths, needs and interests of over 89,000 students through regular community school
programming and more than 30 alternative programs.
Welcome
Transportation
We believe education is the foundation for success
and school is more than just a place with desks and
teachers. School is where discovery is encouraged,
curiosity is awakened and personal growth is
nurtured. It’s a place where your child will start his
or her day feeling confident and excited to learn.
Edmonton Transit System (ETS) is the preferred means
of student transportation. For information about ETS
schedules, phone 311 or visit takeETS.com.
An open door policy
Open boundaries support one of our District’s core
philosophies: parents and students should have the
freedom to choose their preferred school.
Every neighbourhood in Edmonton has a designated
public school. A designated school is a student’s
guaranteed point of entry. Students are also able
to attend any other school in the District, as long
as the school has room and offers the right type
of programming and the student meets any
entrance requirements.
Quality education for all
Curriculum in all schools is determined by Alberta
Education’s provincial programs of study. These identify
what students are expected to learn and do in all
grades and subjects. Regardless of which school and
programming you choose, your child will have access
to the same high-quality education at all district schools.
Important registration dates
• Monday, February 23, 2015
Deadline for parents to submit applications
to schools with entrance criteria (Crestwood,
Grandview Heights, Old Scona and Victoria)
• Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Pre-enrolment deadline for all district schools (K–12)
For more information, contact the principal
at your child’s school.
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Regular
Edmonton Public Schools provides yellow bus service to
elementary students attending their primary designated
school if they live:
• In a rural area
• In a neighbourhood without a community school
• Where ETS service is not available or adequate
In neighbourhoods with a primary and secondary
attendance area, yellow bus service will only support
elementary students attending their primary
designated school.
Kindergarten
Some Kindergarten noon (AM or PM) busing is available
based on resources and demand for services. Generally,
Kindergarten noon busing is provided in neighbourhoods
without a community school.
Alternative
Yellow bus service may also be available for elementary
students attending a school offering an alternative program.
Contact the school for information about eligibility.
Special education
Busing is provided to students with physical, mental
or other disabilities who require a high level of care
and attention, who are unable to walk to school or
use regular yellow bus routes, and who are attending
their designated school.
For more information on transportation eligibility, bus
passes, fees and routes, please contact your designated
school or Student Transportation at 780-429-8585
or go to epsb.ca/schools/gettoschool.
How to register
For new students or
students changing schools
For returning students
If you are enrolling your child with Edmonton Public
Schools for the first time, here is some helpful
information to review.
Parents of students currently enrolled at Edmonton
Public Schools can use their SchoolZone parent account
to pre-enrol between March 23 and April 15, 2015.
Find your designated school
Need help?
Search for your school using our Find a School Tool
on epsb.ca or call our Planning department at
780-429-8427.
If connecting through SchoolZone is a challenge,
or you have questions, talk to the principal at your
child’s current school.
Kindergarten
Random selection at schools with
limited space
Children who are four years of age or older on or
before March 1, 2015, may register in Kindergarten
for the 2015–16 school year. Please contact the
school to find out about registration, open houses
and Kindergarten orientation.
Register
Visit epsb.ca to review the required forms of
identification, download the registration form and
bring your completed form to the school in which
you wish to register.
Pre-enrol on SchoolZone in 2015
If the number of students who want to attend a school
or program exceeds the available space, applicants
from outside the school’s designated attendance area
are chosen by a random selection process.
• Random selections will be completed, and students
notified, by the end of April.
• Students not selected for their preferred choice are
always able to attend their designated school or any
other school with available space.
• High school course selections are confirmed only
after the random selection process.
Learn more about random selection and schools
with enrolment limits at epsb.ca/schools/register/
randomselection.
Find a School Tool
Every neighbourhood in Edmonton has designated public schools.
Although schools have not yet been built in some newer areas of the
city, these neighbourhoods still have designated schools in an adjacent
or nearby neighbourhood. Go to epsb.ca to use our Find a School Tool.
Enter your address to see a list of your designated schools.
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Choosing a school
At Edmonton Public Schools, it’s all about choice. The programs we offer are based on the
common goal of providing all students with a high-quality education. We believe that, as a
parent, you should be able to choose the school that offers the approach and programming
that will help your child thrive and achieve.
What choices can I make?
Each school offers one or more of the following:
Regular program
Even though most of our schools offer a regular
program, no two are quite the same. While the
curriculum at all schools is determined by Alberta
Education, a school’s instructional focus, optional
courses and activities will vary depending on how
the school is organized to meet student needs.
Alternative program
There are more than 30 alternative programs available
at select schools throughout the District. Students
enrolled in an alternative program will also receive
instruction determined by Alberta Education, with
a focus on a specific type of arts, athletics, language,
faith, culture or teaching philosophy.
Special education program
Special education programs are available at select
district schools. Students enrolled in a special
education program will also receive instruction
determined by Alberta Education, along with
specialized supports based on their needs
and abilities.
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Finding the right fit
Choosing a school is an exciting and important part
of shaping your child’s education. With over 200
schools and more than 30 alternative programs to
choose from, how do you determine which school
is right for your child?
Choosing a school is different for every family. Your
considerations might include the school atmosphere,
distance to your home or work, before- and afterschool programs, a specific academic focus or other
factors. There is no wrong choice—regardless of which
school or program you choose, your child will have
access to the same high-quality education at all of
our schools.
To help you find the right fit for your child, consider
the following:
Determine your priorities
Understanding your child’s strengths and interests
while balancing practical concerns like location,
transportation and child care is an important part of
determining which school will work best for your child.
Making a list of priorities can help you keep sight of
what’s important to you and your child. Ultimately,
the school you choose should be one where your
child feels happy, confident and excited to learn.
Take note of important dates
Most schools host open houses between February
and April. Consider starting your search before
school open house dates so you have plenty
of time to determine your priorities and research
your options. The deadline to register for schools
with entrance criteria is February 23, 2015, and
the deadline to register for all district schools
is April 15, 2015.
Attend an open house
Open houses are informal events that give you a
glimpse into what your child’s school day would
look like, a feel for the school atmosphere and
an opportunity to learn more about the school’s
educational philosophy and culture. It’s a great
way to meet the people who will teach and
support your child at school every day.
Search for open house dates and
times at openhouse.epsb.ca.
Research your options
There are several ways you can gather more
information about your preferred schools. Most
schools have websites, Facebook® or Twitter® accounts,
provide brochures and host open houses. Parents are
also welcome to schedule an appointment to visit the
school to talk to the principal or school staff and tour
the school.
To search for school contact information, visit epsb.ca
and use our Find a School Tool.
Learn more about high school programs and
enrolment at bit.ly/HighSchoolGuide.
Visit My Child’s Learning:
A Parent Resource at
mychildslearning.alberta.ca
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Welcoming our youngest learners
The early years are an important time in children’s lives. They are growing up and discovering
the world around them. Creating positive learning experiences during the early years can help
them become lifelong learners and set the stage for future success.
Edmonton Public Schools provides children with inclusive, play-based environments rich in
language and literacy that enhance learning and support successful transitions throughout
the early years and beyond.
What programming options are available?
Early Years offers three programming options to support
children with varying needs.
Early Education
Kindergarten
This program supports children aged 2 years, 8 months
to 4 ½ years who have mild/moderate and severe
disabilities. Programming focuses on cognitive, selfhelp and social skills, speech and language, and
motor development. Parents and staff work together
to support each child.
Children who are four years of age on or before
March 1, 2015 may register in Kindergarten for the
2015–16 school year. Children may attend their
designated school or apply to a school or program of
choice. Kindergarten is offered half-day in the mornings
or afternoons at most elementary schools. Full-day
Kindergarten is offered at some elementary schools.
Early Learning
This program supports children 3½ to 4½ years of
age who are English Language Learners or in need
of specialized supports and services. Programming
focuses on developing communication and co-operative
learning skills, and is available to children
attending their designated school.
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Contact
For more information about Early Years programming
options, contact your designated school, call
780-429-8030 or visit epsb.ca/programs/earlyyears.
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Kindergarten
curriculum
Schools follow the guidelines of Alberta Education.
The Kindergarten curriculum
focuses on seven learning
areas:
1
Early literacy
2
Early numeracy
3
Citizenship and identity
4
Environment and
community awareness
5
Personal and
social responsibility
6
Physical skills and
well-being
7
Creative expression
For more information
about what your child will
learn in Kindergarten, visit
mychildslearning.alberta.ca.
Healthy connections Immunization
Edmonton Public Schools works
with many service providers to
deliver health services and programs
to schools. Alberta Health Services
provides information and assistance
to families and schools on healthrelated issues for students.
For health advice and information
24 hours a day, seven days a
week, call Health Link Alberta
at 780-408-LINK (5465).
For health information, visit
myhealth.alberta.ca.
Communicable diseases spread more
easily when children are together in
a group. Many of these diseases can
be prevented through immunization
with specific vaccines. Children
get the best protection when
immunizations are given on time.
The preschool booster is due when
a child is between four and six years
of age, but preferably before starting
Kindergarten. If you need a copy of
your child’s immunization record,
please contact Health Link Alberta at
780-408-LINK (5465) or your nearest
health centre.
Alberta’s recommended schedule for your child’s immunization
Age of Child
Diphtheria
Pertussis
Tetanus
Polio
Hib
Meningococcal Pneumococcal Rotavirus
Measles
Mumps
Rubella
Varicella
(Chickenpox)
Hepatitis B
2 months
endemic only*
4 months
endemic only*
Human
Papillomavirus
(HPV)
6 months
12 months
endemic only*
18 months
4–6 years
DPT-IPV only
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10–12 years
(Grade 5)
14–16 years
(Grade 9)
3 doses**
DPT only
Conjugate
A, C, W-135, Y
3 doses
3 doses***
D – Diphtheria P − Pertussis T – Tetanus IPV – Polio
* Endemic means it is only for children whose families come from countries where the disease is common.
** Only for children who have not received Hepatitis B vaccine before.
*** Only for children who have not received HPV vaccine before.
Source: Alberta Health Services
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Partners in education
Everyone has a role to play in supporting the success of students. We believe the
best approach involves working with a variety of people and groups who share
a commitment to teaching and learning.
Families as partners
School councils
Success at school begins at home. By encouraging
and supporting your child, you show that you place
a high priority on his or her learning, social behaviour,
participation and progress at school.
School councils are associations of parents, teachers,
secondary students, principals, staff and community
representatives who work together to effectively
support and enhance student learning.
You and your family can support children by:
Involvement on these councils includes:
• Staying in touch with your child’s teacher
• Focusing on educational matters
• Understanding what your child learns at school
• Providing input on topics such as program planning,
school budgets and school operations
• Attending special events
• Reading together
• Knowing school rules, program expectations,
discipline policies and grading practices
• Locating resources such as speakers and volunteers
• Reading newsletters and teachers’ notes
• Gathering information and sharing experiences
• Participating in parent-student-teacher conferences
• Supporting the goals and objectives of the school
• Talking with your child about school, interests
and friends
• Encouraging, supporting and modelling positive
attitudes about education
•Volunteering
• Joining a school council
For more information
about getting involved, visit
epsb.ca/schools/involvement.
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• Serving as a liaison between parents, the school
and community groups
Community as partners
We feel it’s vital to connect with the community—
organizations, government agencies, post-secondary
institutions, businesses, service groups and the public
at large—in order to provide students with a range
of enhanced learning experiences.
The Edmonton Public Schools
Foundation taps into the hearts and
minds of the wider community,
spreading the word about the
importance of public education
and encouraging people to support
Edmonton’s most socially vulnerable
young citizens.
Community partners can get involved by:
• Attending public board meetings
• Understanding board policies and reading board
minutes
• Participating in public consultations, opinion polls
and surveys
• Contacting the administration and Trustees with
ideas and concerns
• Keeping up to date on local issues such as elections,
government policies and teacher bargaining
• Volunteering for school activities and programs
• Respecting our guidelines for solicitation of schools
• Sharing information about your non-profit
organization
The Foundation raises friends and funds to
support student success. Currently, all efforts
focus on subsidizing the cost of full-day
Kindergarten programs, which are not fully
funded by the provincial government.
The community plays a very important role in
getting students ready for learning, ready for
success and ready for life.
Here are some ways you can get involved:
• Attend a one-hour information session
hosted at a school.
• Learning the best way to do business with the District
• Come to our annual Ready for Life
fundraising breakfast.
• Doing research with the District
• Make a financial or in-kind contribution.
• Considering a District- or school-level educational
partnership arrangement
• Participate in your own unique way!
Want to learn more about
the Foundation?
Visit foundation.epsb.ca.
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ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS
Schools with alternative programs are required to deliver the Alberta curriculum. Each of these schools
has been assigned a Board-designated alternative program, which may be offered in combination with
regular and/or special education programs. Alternative programs are developed when a need has been
identified by parents and where there is sufficient enrolment to maintain the program.
Athletics
Arts
Arts Core incorporates the
visual and performing arts into
everyday learning. Students
explore their creativity and selfexpression through art, music,
dance and drama.
• Afton (K–6)
• Highlands (7–9)
• Mount Royal (K–6)
• Virginia Park (K–6)
Dance (Ballet) Program
balances dance training with
classroom study. This professional
dance program is offered by the
District in partnership with the
Edmonton School of Ballet.
• Vimy Ridge Academy (7–12)
Victoria School of the Arts
programming allows students to
pursue their academic studies
while exploring their creativity and
developing a passion for the arts.
Sports Alternative programming
enables student athletes to
participate in rigorous sports
training routines while remaining on
track with their academic goals.
Faith-based programming provides
a Christian education that supports
students in achieving their academic
goals and spiritual growth.
• Donnan (3–6)
• Ross Sheppard (10–12)
• W.P. Wagner (10–12)
• Edmonton Christian High
(10–12)
• Edmonton Christian Northeast
(K–9)
• Edmonton Christian West
(K–9)
The District provides academic
instruction, and partner
organizations provide sports
training at a cost to parents. Current
partnerships with Vimy Ridge
Academy and Donnan schools
include:
Academic and Athletic
Development – hockey, lacrosse,
sport recreation and Brazilian
jiu-jitsu training
Alberta’s Green and Gold
Soccer Academy – soccer training
Edmonton Christian School
Logos Christian
• Belmont (K–6)
• Britannia (7–9)
• Hardisty (K–9)
• Kensington (K–6)
• Queen Alexandra (K–6)
• Youngstown (K–6)
Meadowlark Christian School
• Meadowlark Christian (K–9)
Millwoods Christian School
• Millwoods Christian (K–12)
• Victoria (K–12)
The Quick Guide is updated throughout the year
and can be found at epsb.ca.
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Faith-based
First Nations, Métis,
and Inuit
Languages
amiskwaciy Academy
programming immerses students
in a learning environment that
honours Aboriginal culture,
language and traditions.
Bilingual and immersion programs
allow students to learn
a language other than English.
• amiskwaciy Academy (7–12)
• Alberta School for the Deaf
(1–12)
Awasis (Cree) programming
allows students to increase their
knowledge of Aboriginal cultures
and traditions, and develop
language skills in Cree.
• Prince Charles (K–6)
American Sign Language
Bilingual
Arabic Bilingual
• Calder (K–1)
• Glengarry (K–6)
• Killarney (7–9)
• Malmo (K–6)
• Queen Elizabeth (10–11)
Chinese (Mandarin) Bilingual
• Caernarvon (K–6)
• Dovercourt (K–6)
• Kildare (K–6)
• Londonderry (7–9)
• M.E. LaZerte (10–12)
• McNally (10–12)
• Meadowlark (K–6)
• Meyonohk (K–6)
• Ottewell (7–9)
• Parkallen (K–1)
• Parkview (7–9)
• Rosslyn (7–9)
German Bilingual
• Allendale (7–9)
• Forest Heights (K–6)
• Rideau Park (K–6)
• Rio Terrace (K–6)
• Strathcona (10–12)
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ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS
Languages continued
Teaching philosophy
French Immersion
Academic Alternative
programming supports motivated
students with above-average
performance.
* Indicates Late French Immersion
starting at the Grade 7 level.
• Avalon (7–9)
• Brander Gardens (K–6)
• Delwood (K–6)
• Dickinsfield (7–9)
• Dunluce (K–6)
• Greenfield (K–6)
• Greenview (K–6)
• Harry Ainlay (10–12)
• Holyrood (K–6)
• J.A. Fife (K–6)
• Kenilworth (7–9)
• Laurier Heights (K–9)
• Lendrum (K–1)
• McKernan (K–9)*
• Richard Secord (K–6)
• Rio Terrace (K–6)
Hebrew Bilingual
• Talmud Torah (K–9)
The International Spanish
Academy
• McKernan (7–9)
• Mill Creek (K–6)
• Sweet Grass (K–6)
Ukrainian International Bilingual
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• Crestwood (7–9)
• Grandview Heights (7–9)
• Old Scona Academic (10–12)
Advanced Placement is an
internationally recognized program
that allows students to experience
college- or university-level courses
while enrolled in high school.
• Eastglen (10–12)
• Edmonton Christian High (10–12)
• J. Percy Page (10–12)
• Jasper Place (10–12)
• Millwoods Christian (10–12)
• Queen Elizabeth (10–12)
• Strathcona (10–12)
• W.P. Wagner (10–12)
Caraway programming supports
students in a learning environment
that includes mixed-age groupings
and instils a strong sense of
community.
Cogito programming is designed
for students who want to achieve
a high level of academic excellence
in an environment that emphasizes
structure and order.
• Allendale (7–9)
• Edith Rogers (7–9)
• Kameyosek (K–3)
• Malcolm Tweddle (4–6)
• Meyokumin (K–6)
• Mount Pleasant (K–6)
• Northmount (K–5)
• Pollard Meadows (K–6)
• Richard Secord (K–6)
• Stratford (K–9)
International Baccalaureate (IB)
programming challenges students
to be successful in school, prepare
for post-secondary education
and be active lifelong learners
in a global society.
• Coronation (K–6)
• Glenora (6)
• Harry Ainlay (10–12)
• Jasper Place (10–12)
• Lillian Osborne (10–12)
• Argyll Centre (K–9)
• McNally (10–12)
Child Study Centre programming
• Old Scona Academic (10–12)
takes an inquiry- and project-based
approach to delivering the curriculum. • Ross Sheppard (10–12)
• Victoria (K–12)
• Garneau (K–6)
• Westglen (6)
• Westminster (7–9)
Nellie McClung provides junior
high programming for girls that
emphasizes leadership, initiative,
self-reliance and independence.
• Avonmore (7–9)
• Bannerman (7–9)
• Oliver (7–9)
Pre-Advanced Placement is
an internationally recognized
program that provides junior high
students with academically rigorous
programming.
• Dan Knott (7–9)
• Highlands (7–9)
• John D. Bracco (7–9)
• Kate Chegwin (7–9)
• Londonderry (7–9)
• Mary Butterworth (7–9)
• Parkview (7–9)
• Rosslyn (7–9)
• S. Bruce Smith (7–9)
Science Alternative programming
supports students in building
academic skills through
investigation and hands-on learning
to understand how science shapes
our world.
• Elmwood (K–6)
Traditional programming focuses
on traditional values and goals of
education and citizenship. Students
receive direct instruction of basic
skills in a structured learning
environment.
Vimy Ridge Academy Alternative
programming supports students
in building academic skills, with
an emphasis on global history
and in-depth courses on Canada
and its place in the world. An
outdoor component promotes
physical fitness, self-discipline and
leadership.
• James Gibbons (K–6)
Sakinah Circle provides
programming within the context
of a Qur’anic worldview.
• Grace Martin (K–6)
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SPECIAL EDUCATION
PROGRAMMING
Choose a learning environment.
As a parent, you have a choice in your child’s learning environment.
Your child can enrol in:
• His or her designated school, which is the first option considered
and discussed with parents
• A district centre special education program at select schools for
students who require specialized supports and services, and who
meet established criteria
• An alternative program at select schools, if students meet established
criteria and if room is available
Program support
Special education programming supports students through:
• Assessment, consultation or other services provided by specialists
•An Individualized Program Plan that outlines goals and objectives,
guides programming, and monitors and communicates student growth
Behaviour and Learning
Assistance programming assists
students with chronic, extreme,
pervasive anti-social behaviours.
Programming helps students
to achieve academically and to
develop and apply acceptable
behaviour and social skills in the
classroom, school and community.
Challenge programming supports
students identified as high-ability
learners with special education
needs. Students are grouped
together for enriched, challenging
and well-paced programming
specifically designed to meet their
learning needs. This program
is available for elementary
and junior high students who
demonstrate high ability and
excellent achievement.
Community Learning Skills
programming supports students
with moderate cognitive disabilities
and significant developmental
delays. Programming focuses on
assisting students to learn and use
essential academic, communication
and personal skills in the classroom,
school and community. Some
schools also offer Community
Learning Skills and Behaviour and
Learning Assistance programming,
which assists students with
moderate cognitive disabilities and
extreme behavioural difficulties.
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Deaf and Hard of Hearing
programming options are provided
for students who have moderate
to profound hearing loss. These
include a bilingual/bicultural
learning environment using
American Sign Language (ASL),
total communication programming and other community
school supports.
Extensions programming is
designed for elementary and junior
high students who have extremely
high intellectual ability and a
primary need for gifted educational
programming. Students are
encouraged to achieve academically,
extending beyond curriculum in
areas of strength, and to learn about
and apply positive coping strategies
in areas of challenge.
Individual Support programming
assists students with severe
cognitive and developmental delays
who may also experience physical,
sensory, behavioural or medical
challenges. Students participate
in programming to gain functional
skills that enhance their quality
of life.
Interactions programming is
designed to meet the special
needs of students with autism
spectrum disorder. This program
supports students in the areas of
social relationships, behaviour and
communication. Programming is
based on individual needs and
abilities. Students learn academic,
communication and life skills as
well as more socially acceptable
behaviour.
Literacy programming assists
students in Grades 4 to 9 with lowaverage to average cognitive ability
and significant academic delays.
Literacy programming focuses
on improving literacy across all
subject areas.
Opportunity programming
supports students with mild
cognitive disabilities and significant
academic delays. Programming
emphasizes development of
literacy and numeracy skills,
and the application of important
academic, social, work and life
skills in the classroom, school
and community. The program
fosters student independence.
Some schools offer Behaviour and
Learning Assistance / Opportunity
programming, which assists
students with mild cognitive
disabilities and extreme
behavioural difficulties.
Specialized Therapy Educational
and Play Program (STEPP)
and Specialized Services
Program provide supports in Early
Education and home settings for
preschool children diagnosed with
autism. Supports also assist children
in their transition into Grade 1.
Strategies programming provides
intensive support for students
with learning disabilities who
demonstrate average cognitive
ability and significant academic
delays. Students develop strategies
and skills necessary to achieve
and understand their learning
challenges, with the goal of
returning to regular programming.
Tevie Miller Heritage School
Program provides specialized
programming for students from
Grades 1 to 9 who have diagnosed
communication delays and/or
disorders. 
Contact
Your designated school is your first point of contact for special
education information. Contact the school principal for an
appointment to discuss your child’s needs. For more information
about special education programming, visit epsb.ca.
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OTHER PROGRAMS
Edmonton Public Schools offers a variety of programs for students with specialized requirements.
These programs range from home education to transition programs for students having challenges
in traditional classrooms.
Home education
Instruction is delivered by parents,
teachers or a combination of both
for students completing their
studies at home.
• Home schooling
(parent-directed)
• LearnNet (online learning)
•Blended
International students
International Student Program
allows students from around the
world to study for months, semesters
or years. International students
are fully integrated with Canadian
students and are provided with
supports like English as a Second
Language (ESL) programming and
home accommodations with an
Edmonton family.
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Alternate high school
completion
Centre High Campus provides
a senior high program designed
specifically for students who have
attended, or who were eligible to
attend, a high school for three years.
Centre High Campus offers:
• High school completion
• Academic upgrading
• Post-secondary partnerships
• Career preparation
Learning Stores programming
supports students who are 16 to 19
years old, as well as 15-year-olds
who have previously attended high
school. If students are short a few
credits, are upgrading their marks or
need to repeat a course, Learning
Stores can help.
LearnWrite (Outreach) / LearnNet
(Argyll) serves high school students
who seek flexibility in completing
their courses. Through strong
student-teacher connections, this
program engages students in the
learning process, helping them fulfil
their learning potential and reach
their educational goals.
Metro Continuing Education
provides courses for high school
credit, diploma exam and provincial
achievement test preparation,
review of elementary and junior high
curriculum, tutorials and English as a
Second Language.
New Directions provides academic
programming for expelled junior
and senior high students who are
non-violent and have a history of
difficulties at school. Placement
is determined through the
expulsion process.
Pregnant and parenting
teens
English Language Learning
(ELL)
Braemar School is open to
pregnant and parenting students
under the age of 20. It offers all
courses required for a high school
diploma and provides on-site
assistance to access financial
support. Other agencies provide
medical services, legal information
and peer support programs.
A partnership with the Terra Centre
provides inclusive family and child
care services, counselling and
a clothing exchange program.
ESL Reception Centres
The English as a Second Language
(ESL) Reception Centres provide
students and families who are new
to Canada with information about
the public school system and English
language assessment.
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School index
SCHOOLPAGE
A. BLAIR MCPHERSON
32
ABBOTT 26
ACADEMY AT KING EDWARD 32
AFTON 24
ALBERTA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF 30
ALDERGROVE 28
ALLENDALE 31
amiskwaciy ACADEMY 27
ARGYLL CENTRE 32
ATHLONE 20
AVALON 31
AVONMORE 32
BALWIN 22
BANNERMAN 22
BATURYN 20
BEACON HEIGHTS 26
BELGRAVIA 30
BELMEAD 28
BELMONT 22
BELVEDERE 22
BESSIE NICHOLS
28
BISSET 36
BRAEMAR 33
BRANDER GARDENS 30
BRIGHTVIEW 24
BRITANNIA 25
BROOKSIDE 30
CAERNARVON 20
CALDER 20
CALLINGWOOD 28
CENTENNIAL 28
CENTRE FOR EDUCATION
27
CENTRE HIGH CAMPUS 31
CLARA TYNER 32
CORONATION 24
CRAWFORD PLAINS 36
CRESTWOOD 24
D.S. MacKENZIE 34
DALY GROVE 36
DAN KNOTT 37
DELTON 26
DELWOOD 22
DICKINSFIELD 20
DR. DONALD MASSEY22
DONNAN 32
DOVERCOURT 24
DUGGAN 34
DUNLUCE 20
EARL BUXTON 30
EASTGLEN 27
EDITH ROGERS 37
EDMONTON CHRISTIAN HIGH 25
EDMONTON CHRISTIAN
NORTHEAST 22
EDMONTON CHRISTIAN WEST 24
EKOTA 36
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SCHOOLPAGE
ELIZABETH FINCH
20
ELLERSLIE CAMPUS 36
ELMWOOD 28
ESTHER STARKMAN
34
EVANSDALE 20
FLORENCE HALLOCK
20
FOREST HEIGHTS 32
FRASER 22
GARNEAU 30
GEORGE H. LUCK 30
GEORGE P. NICHOLSON 34
GLENDALE 24
GLENGARRY 20
GLENORA 24
GOLD BAR 32
GRACE MARTIN 36
GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS 30
GREENFIELD 34
GREENVIEW 36
GROVENOR 24
HARDISTY 32
HARRY AINLAY 34
HAZELDEAN 32
HIGHLANDS 27
HILLCREST 28
HILLVIEW 36
HOLYROOD 32
HOMESTEADER 22
HORSE HILL 22
HOSPITAL SCHOOL CAMPUSES 27
INGLEWOOD 24
J.A. FIFE 22
J. PERCY PAGE 37
JACKSON HEIGHTS 32
JAMES GIBBONS · STRATFORD 24
JASPER PLACE 25
JOHN A. McDOUGALL 26
JOHN BARNETT 22
JOHN D. BRACCO 22
JOHNNY BRIGHT
34
JULIA KINISKI 32
KAMEYOSEK 36
KATE CHEGWIN 37
KEHEEWIN 34
KENILWORTH 33
KENSINGTON 20
KILDARE 22
KILLARNEY 20
KING EDWARD 32
KIRKNESS 22
L.Y. CAIRNS 31
LAGO LINDO 20
LANSDOWNE 30
LaPERLE 28
LAUDERDALE 20
LAURIER HEIGHTS
24
LAWTON27
SCHOOLPAGE
LEARNING STORES
at Blue Quill
34
at Northgate
21
West Edmonton
25
on Whyte
33
LEE RIDGE 36
LENDRUM 30
LILLIAN OSBORNE
34
LONDONDERRY 22
LORELEI 20
LYMBURN
28
LYNNWOOD 28
M.E. LaZERTE 23
MAJOR-GENERAL GRIESBACH 20
MALCOLM TWEDDLE 36
MALMO 30
MARY BUTTERWORTH 21
MAYFIELD 24
McARTHUR 20
McKEE 30
McKERNAN 30
McLEOD 22
McNALLY 33
MEADOWLARK 24
MEADOWLARK CHRISTIAN 24
MEE-YAH-NOH 20
MENISA 36
METRO CONTINUING
EDUCATION 33
MEYOKUMIN 36
MEYONOHK 36
MICHAEL A. KOSTEK 28
MICHAEL STREMBITSKY
36
MILL CREEK 32
MILLWOODS CHRISTIAN 37
MINCHAU
36
MONTROSE 26
MOUNT PLEASANT
30
MOUNT ROYAL 26
NORTHMOUNT 20
NORWOOD 26
OLD SCONA ACADEMIC 31
OLIVER 30
ORMSBY
28
OTTEWELL 33
OVERLANDERS
22
PARKALLEN 30
PARKVIEW
24
PATRICIA HEIGHTS
28
POLLARD MEADOWS 36
PRINCE CHARLES 24
PRINCETON 22
QUEEN ALEXANDRA 30
QUEEN ELIZABETH 21
R.J. SCOTT 26
RICHARD SECORD 34
RIDEAU PARK 34
SCHOOLPAGE
RIO TERRACE 28
RIVERBEND 31
RIVERDALE 26
ROSS SHEPPARD 25
ROSSLYN 21
RUNDLE 26
RUTHERFORD 32
S. BRUCE SMITH
28
SAKAW 36
SATOO
36
SCOTT ROBERTSON 20
SHERWOOD 24
SIFTON 22
SPRUCE AVENUE
27
STEELE HEIGHTS 23
STEINHAUER
34
STRATFORD
See James Gibbons · Stratford
STRATHCONA 31
SWEET GRASS 34
T.D. BAKER 37
TALMUD TORAH 28
TEVIE MILLER HERITAGE
SCHOOL PROGRAM 30
THORNCLIFFE 28
TIPASKAN
36
VELMA E. BAKER
32
VERNON BARFORD
34
VICTORIA27
VIMY RIDGE ACADEMY 33
VIRGINIA PARK 26
W.P. WAGNER 33
WAVERLEY 32
WEINLOS 36
WESTBROOK 34
WESTGLEN 24
WESTLAWN 25
WESTMINSTER 25
WESTMOUNT 25
WINDSOR PARK 30
WINTERBURN 24
YORK 22
YOUNGSTOWN 24
Ward maps and
school listings
The Edmonton Public School Board’s nine Trustees were elected to determine the overall direction
for the District and to represent the interests of their constituents. Every four years, the Board works
with stakeholders to develop a set of priorities to guide their work during their elected term.
These priorities also serve as a guide for district staff as they deliver the best possible education
to each student. Visit epsb.ca to learn more about the priorities.
Your views on public education are important to
the Board, and they welcome your questions and
comments. You can use the maps on the following
pages to determine your ward and learn how to
contact your Trustee.
Ward A
Cheryl Johner
87 Ave
105 Ave
101 St
79 Ave
121 St
Ward E
Ken Gibson
14 9 St
Ward D
Ray Martin
Yellowhead Tr
107 Ave
Stony Plain Rd
170 St
Ward C
Orville Chubb
Anthony Henday Dr
Ward B
Michelle Draper
82 St
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lb
. A 14 9 St
St
Board of Trustees
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34 St
Gateway Blvd
Ward H
Nathan Ip
Calgary Tr
Ward G
Bridget Stirling
50 St
Dr
Whitemud
Ward F
Michael Janz
23 Ave
Ward I
Sherry Adams
Note: Schools are listed by ward. If you are unsure where a particular
school is located, please use the school index on the previous page.
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S C H O O L L I S T I N G S ELEMENTARY
ATHLONE
12940 - 129 Street T5L 1J3
Phone: 780-455-5823
Email: [email protected]
athlone.epsb.ca
• Regular program (K–6)
• Behaviour and Learning
Assistance (1–6)
BATURYN
10603 - 172 Avenue T5X 4X4
Phone: 780-456-6727
baturyn.epsb.ca
WAR D A
TRUSTEE
Cheryl Johner
780-429-8079
[email protected]
• Strategies (4–6)
CAERNARVON
14820 - 118 Street T5X 1T4
Phone: 780-456-7020
caernarvon.epsb.ca
• Chinese (Mandarin)
Bilingual (K–6)
• Early Learning (Ages 3½–4½)
er
Alb
St.
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CNR
CALDER
12950 - 118 Street T5E 5L2
Phone: 780-454-4313
calder.epsb.ca
• Arabic Bilingual (K–1)
Assistance (1–6)
DUNLUCE
11735 - 162 Avenue T5X 4M6
Phone: 780-456-9080
dunluce.epsb.ca
• French Immersion (K–6)
EVANSDALE
9303 - 150 Avenue T5E 2N7
Phone: 780-476-3331
evansdale.epsb.ca
Assistance (2–6)
• Early Education (Ages 2½–4½)
GLENGARRY
9211 - 135 Avenue T5E 1N7
Phone: 780-476-5373
glengarry.epsb.ca
20
WAR D A
KENSINGTON
13410 - 119 Street T5E 5N1
Phone: 780-455-1836
kensington.epsb.ca
SCOTT ROBERTSON
13515 - 107 Street T5E 4W3
Phone: 780-475-3565
scottrobertson.epsb.ca
• Behaviour and Learning Assistance (4–6)
• Literacy (4–6)
• Logos Christian (K–6)
• Individual Support (1–6)
LAGO LINDO
17303 - 95 Street T5Z 2Z1
Phone: 780-456-6980
lagolindo.epsb.ca
Assistance / Opportunity
(4–6)
LAUDERDALE
10610 - 129 Avenue T5E 4V6
Phone: 780-475-8737
lauderdale.epsb.ca
• Opportunity (1–6)
LORELEI
16230 - 103 Street T5X 3A9
Phone: 780-456-4488
lorelei.epsb.ca
• Interactions (K–6)
McARTHUR
13535 - 134 Street T5L 1W3
Phone: 780-455-2728
mcarthur.epsb.ca
MEE-YAH-NOH
9228 - 128A Avenue T5E 0J8
Phone: 780-475-1929
meeyahnoh.epsb.ca
• Community Learning Skills
(1–6)
• Interactions (1–6)
NORTHMOUNT
14020 - 88A Street T5E 3J4
Phone: 780-475-5162
northmount.epsb.ca
• Cogito (K–5)
ELEMENTARY /
JUNIOR HIGH
ELIZABETH FINCH
13815 - 160 Avenue T6V 0C9
Phone: 780-457-2022
elizabethfinch.epsb.ca
FLORENCE HALLOCK
16437 - 87 Street T5Z 3X1
Phone: 780-478-1410
florencehallock.epsb.ca
MAJOR-GENERAL GRIESBACH
304 Griesbach School Road
T5E 6R8
Phone: 780-456-9482
griesbach.epsb.ca
JUNIOR HIGH
DICKINSFIELD
14320 - 88A Street T5E 6B6
Phone: 780-476-4646
dickinsfield.epsb.ca
• Regular program (7–9)
Assistance (7–9)
• French Immersion (7–9)
KILLARNEY
13110 - 91 Street T5E 3P6
Phone: 780-475-1737
killarney.epsb.ca
• Arabic Bilingual (7–9)
(7–9)
S C H O O L L I S T I N G S WAR D A
SENIOR HIGH
MARY BUTTERWORTH
16315 - 109 Street T5X 2R2
Phone: 780-476-1480
marybutterworth.epsb.ca
QUEEN ELIZABETH
9425 - 132 Avenue T5E 0Y4
Phone: 780-476-8671
queene.epsb.ca
Assistance (7–9)
• Pre-Advanced Placement
(7–9)
• Advanced Placement (10–12)
• Arabic Bilingual (10–11)
ROSSLYN
13215 - 113A Street T5E 5B9
Phone: 780-453-1576
rosslyn.epsb.ca
OTHER
LEARNING STORE
at Northgate
2014 Northgate Centre
9499 - 137 Avenue T5E 5R8
Phone: 780-457-3467
Email: learningstore
[email protected]
outreach.epsb.ca
Assistance (7–9)
(7–9)
• Chinese (Mandarin) Bilingual
(7–9)
(7–9)
WARD A
LEGEN D
Elementary
Elementary / Junior High
Junior High
Senior High
Other
Lago Lindo
Baturyn
167 AVE
Florence
Hallock
Elizabeth Finch
RT
TR
A
IL
127 ST
RT
TR
A
142 ST
LB
E
LB
E
Caernarvon
IL
137 AVE
137 AVE
153 AVE
CASTLEDOWNS ROAD
ST
.A
Kensington
Major-General
Griesbach
97 ST
Mary Butterworth
Dunluce
ST
.A
82 ST
Lorelei
Evansdale
Dickinsfield
Northmount
Learning Store
at Northgate
Scott Robertson
Glengarry
McArthur
Rosslyn
Queen Elizabeth
Killarney
Calder
Athlone
YELLOWHEAD TRAIL
Lauderdale
Mee-Yah-Noh
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BELMONT
3310 - 132A Avenue T5A 3T1
Phone: 780-476-9590
belmont.epsb.ca
BELVEDERE
13359 - 62 Street T5A 0V5
Phone: 780-476-2022
belvedere.epsb.ca
WAR D B
TRUSTEE
Michelle Draper
780-429-8135
[email protected]
DELWOOD
7315 Delwood Road T5C 3A9
Phone: 780-476-3969
delwood.epsb.ca
82 St
FRASER
14904 - 21 Street T5Y 2L6
Phone: 780-472-0131
fraser.epsb.ca
CNR
KILDARE
7525 - 144 Avenue T5C 2R8
Phone: 780-476-5675
kildare.epsb.ca
(K–6)
KIRKNESS
610 Kirkness Road T5Y 2K4
Phone: 780-473-5924
kirkness.epsb.ca
McLEOD
14807 - 59 Street T5A 1Y3
Phone: 780-478-2927
mcleod.epsb.ca
OVERLANDERS
1150 Hermitage Road T5A 4L4
Phone: 780-476-3361
overlanders.epsb.ca
Assistance (4–6)
HOMESTEADER
4455 - 128 Avenue T5A 3M9
Phone: 780-478-1139
homesteader.epsb.ca
PRINCETON
7720 - 130 Avenue T5C 1Y2
Phone: 780-476-2344
princeton.epsb.ca
HORSE HILL
19355 Meridian Street T5Y 6E5
Phone: 780-472-6029
horsehill.epsb.ca
J.A. FIFE
15004 - 76 Street T5C 1C2
Phone: 780-476-0775
jafife.epsb.ca
JOHN BARNETT
14840 - 72 Street T5C 3E5
Phone: 780-478-1351
johnbarnett.epsb.ca
22
WAR D B
SIFTON
4305 - 134 Avenue T5A 3R5
Phone: 780-476-7953
sifton.epsb.ca
Assistance (1–6)
YORK
13915 - 61 Street T5A 1P3
Phone: 780-476-6336
york.epsb.ca
• Challenge (1–6)
ELEMENTARY /
JUNIOR HIGH
BALWIN
7055 - 132 Avenue T5C 2A7
Phone: 780-475-3646
balwin.epsb.ca
• Transition Centre (K–9)
BANNERMAN
14112 - 23 Street T5Y 2B9
Phone: 780-478-7706
bannerman.epsb.ca
• Nellie McClung (7–9)
DR. DONALD MASSEY
5435 - 162 Avenue T5Y 0E8
Phone: 780-457-5435
donaldmassey.epsb.ca
EDMONTON CHRISTIAN
NORTHEAST
5940 - 159 Avenue T5Y 0J5
Phone: 780-408-7942
edmchristian.org
• Faith-based (K–9)
JUNIOR HIGH
JOHN D. BRACCO
3150 - 139 Avenue T5Y 2P7
Phone: 780-475-1760
jdbracco.epsb.ca
(7–9)
• Pre-Advanced Placement (7–9)
LONDONDERRY
7104 - 144 Avenue T5C 2R4
Phone: 780-473-4560
londonderry.epsb.ca
(7–9)
(7–9)
S C H O O L L I S T I N G S WAR D B
STEELE HEIGHTS
14607 - 59 Street T5A 1Y3
Phone: 780-478-5319
steeleht.epsb.ca
Assistance (7–9)
WARD B
SENIOR HIGH
M.E. LaZERTE
6804 - 144 Avenue T5C 3C7
Phone: 780-408-9800
melazerte.com
(10–12)
• International Baccalaureate
Diploma (10–12)
• Ukrainian International
Bilingual (10–12)
167 AVE
MAN
50 ST
NING
DRIV
E
Horse Hill
50 ST
66 ST
82 ST
Dr. Donald Massey
Edmonton
Christian
Northeast
153 AVE
J.A. Fife
Kirkness
John Barnett
Londonderry
Kildare
Fraser
McLeod
Bannerman
Steele Heights
M.E. LaZerte
John D. Bracco
York
137 AVE
RO
AD
Belmont
Elementary
RT
Balwin
Sifton
FO
Princeton
L EG EN D
Belvedere
Delwood
Junior High
Homesteader
YELLOWHEAD TRAIL
Senior High
NE
WAY
Montrose
ST
Overlanders
Beacon
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AFTON
16604 - 91 Avenue T5R 5A4
Phone: 780-484-3263
afton.epsb.ca
• Arts Core (K–6)
BRIGHTVIEW
15425 - 106 Avenue T5P 0W3
Phone: 780-484-6631
brightview.epsb.ca
WAR D C
TRUSTEE
Orville Chubb
780-429-8085
[email protected]
Assistance (1–6)
CORONATION
10925 - 139 Street T5M 1P8
Phone: 780-455-2008
coronation.epsb.ca
Primary Years (K–6)
14 9 St
107 Ave
Stony Plain Road
14 9 St
170 St
Henday Drive
79 Ave
DOVERCOURT
13910 - 122 Avenue T5L 2W3
Phone: 780-455-6171
dovercourt.epsb.ca
(K–6)
GLENDALE
9812 - 161 Street T5P 3H4
Phone: 780-489-4300
glendale.epsb.ca
GLENORA
13520 - 102 Avenue T5N 0N7
Phone: 780-452-4740
glenora.epsb.ca
Middle Years (6)
GROVENOR
10345 - 144 Street T5N 2V3
Phone: 780-455-0832
grovenor.epsb.ca
Assistance (1–6)
WAR D C
INGLEWOOD
11515 - 127 Street T5M 0V4
Phone: 780-455-4673
inglewood.epsb.ca
JAMES GIBBONS · STRATFORD
James Gibbons campus
8945 - 153 Street T5R 1P1
Phone: 780-489-8020
jgibbons.epsb.ca
• Traditional (K–6)
MAYFIELD
10950 - 159 Street T5P 3C1
Phone: 780-489-5100
mayfield.epsb.ca
MEADOWLARK
9150 - 160 Street T5R 2J2
Phone: 780-489-5200
meadowlark.epsb.ca
(K–6)
PRINCE CHARLES
12325 - 127 Street T5L 0Z9
Phone: 780-455-5533
princecharles.epsb.ca
• Awasis (Cree) (K–6)
SHERWOOD
9550 - 152 Street T5P 0B9
Phone: 780-489-2600
sherwood.epsb.ca
WESTGLEN
10950 - 127 Street T5M 0S7
Phone: 780-454-3449
westglen.epsb.ca
Middle Years (6)
YOUNGSTOWN
10330 - 163 Street T5P 3N5
Phone: 780-489-4600
youngstown.epsb.ca
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ELEMENTARY /
JUNIOR HIGH
CRESTWOOD
9735 - 144 Street T5N 2T3
Phone: 780-452-4525
crestwood.epsb.ca
• Academic Alternative (7–9)
EDMONTON CHRISTIAN WEST
14345 McQueen Road T5N 3L5
Phone: 780-408-7948
edmchristian.org
JAMES GIBBONS · STRATFORD
Stratford campus
8715 - 153 Street T5R 1P1
Phone: 780-484-3381
stratford.epsb.ca
• Cogito (K–9)
LAURIER HEIGHTS
8210 - 142 Street T5R 0L9
Phone: 780-483-5352
laurierheights.ca
MEADOWLARK CHRISTIAN
9825 - 158 Street T5P 2X4
Phone: 780-483-6476
Email: meadowlarkchristian@
epsb.ca
meadowlarkchristian.epsb.ca
PARKVIEW
14313 - 92 Avenue T5R 5B3
Phone: 780-483-3415
parkview.epsb.ca
(7–9)
WINTERBURN
9527 Winterburn Road T5T 5X9
(95 Avenue and 215 Street)
Phone: 780-447-3566
winterburn.epsb.ca
S C H O O L L I S T I N G S • Regular program (7–9)
• Chinese (Mandarin)
Bilingual (10–12)
(10–12)
Diploma (10–12)
• Sports Alternative (10–12)
SENIOR HIGH
EDMONTON CHRISTIAN HIGH
14304 - 109 Avenue T5N 1H6
Phone: 780-408-7945
edmchristian.org
OTHER
LEARNING STORE
West Edmonton
9532 - 163 Street T5P 3M7
Phone: 780-443-8072
[email protected]
outreach.epsb.ca
• Faith-based (10–12)
JASPER PLACE
8950 - 163 Street T5R 2P2
Phone: 780-408-9000
jasperplace.epsb.ca
WESTMINSTER
13712 - 104 Avenue T5N 0W4
Phone: 780-452-4343
westminster.epsb.ca
Diploma (10–12)
LEGEN D
Elementary
D
Junior High
Assistance (7–9)
Middle Years (7–9)
ST
.A
ST
.A
Senior High
LB
ER
TT
LB
RA
ER
TT
RA
IL
Other
127 ST
Assistance (7–9)
142 ST
Cae
IL
137 AVE
13
Ken
WARD C
McArthur
Athlone
IL
Prince Charles
RA
DT
EA
WH
LLO
Dovercourt
YE
MA
YF
Brightview
107 AVE
Britannia
Grovenor
163 ST
STONY PLAIN RD
100 AVENUE
Glendale
Glenora
Meadowlark
Christian
Winterburn
87 AVE
Aldergrove
WHITEMUD FREEWAY
178 STREET
Belmead
Learning Store
Westlawn West Edmonton
Meadowlark
95 AVE
James
Gibbons Parkview
Afton
Jasper Place
Elmwood
Thorncliffe Hillcrest
O
Crestwood
Sherwood
La Perle
121 ST
Edmonton
Westglen
Christian
High
Westminster
127 ST
OA
D
DR
IEL
Coronation
Inglewood
Westmount
GROAT RD
156 ST
170 ST
178 ST
184 ST
ANTHONY HENDAY DRIVE
199 ST
WINTERBURN ROAD (215 ST)
Edmonton
Christian
West
Youngstown
STONY PLAIN ROAD
STONY PLAIN ROAD
WHITEMUD FREEWAY
Ross Sheppard
111 AVE
Mayfield
127 ST
118 AVE
118 AVE
GROAT ROAD
WESTLAWN
9520 - 165 Street T5P 3S4
Phone: 780-484-3456
westlawn.epsb.ca
ROSS SHEPPARD
13546 - 111 Avenue T5M 2P2
Phone: 780-448-5000
shep.epsb.ca
142 ST
Assistance (7–9)
• Community Learning Skills (7–9)
• Logos (7–9)
WESTMOUNT
11124 - 130 Street T5M 0J2
Phone: 780-452-8350
westmount.epsb.ca
149 ST
BRITANNIA
16018 - 104 Avenue T5P 0S3
Phone: 780-489-5300
britannia.epsb.ca
159 ST
JUNIOR HIGH
WAR D C
Windso
W
Stratford
87 AVE
Lynwood
UN
Laurier Heights
Belgrav
Lymburn
Patricia Heights
Rio Terrace
25
S C H O O L L I S T I N G S WAR D D
ELEMENTARY
ABBOTT
12045 - 34 Street T5W 1Z5
Phone: 780-477-7310
abbott.epsb.ca
DELTON
12126 - 89 Street T5B 3W4
Phone: 780-477-8742
delton.epsb.ca
Assistance (1–3)
Assistance (1–6)
NORWOOD
9520 - 111 Avenue T5G 0A6
Phone: 780-477-1002
norwood.epsb.ca
VIRGINIA PARK
7324 - 109 Avenue T5B 0A1
Phone: 780-477-8152
virginiapark.epsb.ca
R.J. SCOTT
11610 - 38 Street T5W 2H1
Phone: 780-477-2897
rjscott.epsb.ca
JOHN A. McDOUGALL
10930 - 107 Street T5H 2Z4
Phone: 780-426-0205
johnamcdougall.epsb.ca
137 AVE
CASTLEDOWNS RD
Caernarvon
J.A. Fife
Londonderry
Dickinsfield
Kildare
Northmount
Glengarry
Queen Elizabeth
John D. Bracc
York
137 AVE
Delwood
Killarney
Calder
Belvedere
Balwin
Princeton
Lauderdale
Sifton
Overlande
97 ST
121 ST
Delton
Rundle
RO
AD
Virginia Park
Capilano
Victoria
ST
Centre High
Oliver
Hardisty
McNally
Riverdale
Gold Bar
Forest Heights
Fulton Place
T
Argyll Centre
JASPER AVE
Lawton
FO
Centre for Education
98 AVE
Abbott
R.J. Scott
Mount Royal
Eastglen
97
109 ST
John A. McDougall
Beacon
Heights
Highlands
RT
Norwood
nt
n
82 ST
106A ST
Hospital School
Campuses
AV
E
101 ST
111 AVE
Spruce Avenue
RIVE
SW
AY
118 AVE
YD
TZK
NG
Montrose
GRE
KI
ood
NE
WAY
amiskwaciy
Academy
Belmont
Homesteader
Mee-Yah-Noh
YELLOWHEAD TRAIL
rles
26
Ban
Steele Heights
M.E. LaZerte
Edmonton Christian
Scott Robertson
Rosslyn
Kirkness
McLeod
John Barnett
Evansdale
Major General
Griesbach
Kensington
ad
ntre
RUNDLE
11005 - 34 Street T5W 1Y7
Phone: 780-471-6100
rundle.epsb.ca
50 ST
CNR
105 Ave
RD
Ray Martin
780-429-8016
[email protected]
Assistance (1–6)
FO
RT
TRUSTEE
RIVERDALE
8901 - 101 Avenue T5H 0B1
Phone: 780-425-7600
riverdale.epsb.ca
MOUNT ROYAL
11303 - 55 Street T5W 3P6
Phone: 780-477-8202
mountroyal.epsb.ca
BEACON HEIGHTS
4610 - 121 Avenue T5W 1M8
Phone: 780-479-4038
beaconheights.epsb.ca
WAR D D
MONTROSE
11931 - 62 Street T5W 4C7
Phone: 780-471-2358
montrose.epsb.ca
S C H O O L L I S T I N G S ELEMENTARY /
JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH
VICTORIA
10210 - 108 Avenue T5H 1A8
Phone: 780-426-3010
victoria-school.ca
Primary Years (K–6)
Middle Years (7–9)
Diploma (10–12)
• Performing and Visual Arts
(K–12)
WAR D D
JUNIOR HIGH
JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH
OTHER
HIGHLANDS
11509 - 62 Street T5W 4C2
Phone: 780-479-4206
highlands.epsb.ca
amiskwaciy ACADEMY
101 Airport Road T5G 3K2
Phone: 780-424-1270
amiskwaciy.epsb.ca
CENTRE FOR EDUCATION
One Kingsway T5H 4G9
Phone: 780-429-8000
epsb.ca
• Arts Core (7–9)
Assistance (7–9)
(7–9)
• amiskwaciy Academy (7–12)
LAWTON
11602 - 40 Street T5W 2K6
Phone: 780-471-1052
lawton.epsb.ca
SENIOR HIGH
EASTGLEN
11430 - 68 Street T5B 1P1
Phone: 780-479-1991
eastglen.epsb.ca
• Advanced Placement
(10–12)
(10–12)
HOSPITAL SCHOOL CAMPUSES
(Glenrose School, Royal
Alexandra School, Stollery
School, Cross Level Service
and Support)
10230 - 111 Avenue T5G 0B7
Phone: 780-735-7987
• Alberta Health Services
school sites
SPRUCE AVENUE
11424 - 102 Street T5G 2E7
Phone: 780-479-0155
spruceavenue.epsb.ca
Assistance (7–9)
Fraser
nnerman
LEGE N D
co
Elementary
Elementary / Junior-Senior High
Junior High
Junior-Senior High
Senior High
Other
ers
WARD D
27
ALDERGROVE
8525 - 182 Street T5T 1X1
Phone: 780-487-5182
aldergrove.epsb.ca
Assistance (1–6)
BELMEAD
9011 - 182 Street T5T 2Y9
Phone: 780-481-3314
belmead.epsb.ca
WAR D E
TRUSTEE
Ken Gibson
780-429-8084
[email protected]
CALLINGWOOD
17335 - 76 Avenue T5T 2B1
Phone: 780-487-0727
callingwood.epsb.ca
Assistance (1–6)
CENTENNIAL
17420 - 57 Avenue T6M 1K4
Phone: 780-481-5590
centennial.epsb.ca
87 Ave
ELMWOOD
16325 - 83 Avenue T5R 3V8
Phone: 780-489-6749
Email: [email protected] elmwood.epsb.ca
• Science Alternative (K–6)
LaPERLE
18715 - 97A Avenue T5T 4C1
Phone: 780-483-1864
laperle.epsb.ca
LYMBURN
18710 - 72 Avenue T5T 5E9
Phone: 780-487-1777
lymburn.epsb.ca
28
WAR D E
LYNNWOOD
15451 - 84 Avenue T5R 3Y1
Phone: 780-489-4500
lynnwood.epsb.ca
(1–6)
/ Behaviour and Learning
Assistance (1–6)
MICHAEL A. KOSTEK
5303 - 190 Street T6M 2L2
Phone: 780-489-7277
michaelakostek.epsb.ca
ORMSBY
6323 - 184 Street T5T 3K1
Phone: 780-481-4646
ormsby.epsb.ca
ELEMENTARY /
JUNIOR HIGH
BESSIE NICHOLS
189 Hemingway Road T6M 2Z7
Phone: 780-444-1922
bessienichols.epsb.ca
TALMUD TORAH
6320 - 172 Street T5T 6H1
Phone: 780-487-9290
talmudtorahsociety.com
• Hebrew Bilingual (K–9)
JUNIOR HIGH
HILLCREST
16400 - 80 Avenue T5R 3M6
Phone: 780-489-2516
hillcrest.epsb.ca
PATRICIA HEIGHTS
16216 - 78 Avenue T5R 3E6
Phone: 780-487-0550
patriciaheights.epsb.ca
S. BRUCE SMITH
5545 - 184 Street T6M 2L9
Phone: 780-444-4946
sbs.epsb.ca
(7–9)
RIO TERRACE
7608 - 154 Street T5R 1R7
Phone: 780-481-6866
rioterrace.epsb.ca
• German Bilingual (K–6)
THORNCLIFFE
8215 - 175 Street T5T 0G9
Phone: 780-487-2061
thorncliffe.epsb.ca
Assistance (1–6)
S C H O O L L I S T I N G S WAR D E
STONY PLAIN ROAD
Meadowlark
Christian
Crestwoo
100 AVE
Glendale
Winterburn
178 ST
87 AVE
Jasper Place
Elmwood
Aldergrove
WHITEMUD FREEWAY
Parkview
Meadowlark
James
Gibbons
Afton
Stratford
159 ST
Belmead
87 AV
Rio Terrace
Patricia Heights
Lymburn
Laurier
Lynnwood
Callingwood
170 ST
W
FR HITE
EE M
W UD
AY
WHITEMUD FREEWAY
Sherwood
Westlawn
LaPerle
Ormsby
Talmud Torah
Brander
Gardens
Centennial
S. Bruce Smith
Riverbend
Bro
Michael A. Kostek
Bessie Nichols
Earl Buxton
George H
RD
YH
EN
EG
A
DA
YD
TE
RW
I
LL
RIV
E
WARD E
170 ST
ON
RIV
E
AN
TH
LEGE N D
Elementary
Junior High
Other
29
BELGRAVIA
11605 - 74 Avenue T6G 0G1
Phone: 780-435-5560
belgravia.epsb.ca
BRANDER GARDENS
14865 - 56 Avenue T6H 5G2
Phone: 780-436-6740
brandergardens.epsb.ca
WAR D F
TRUSTEE
Michael Janz
780-429-8082
[email protected]
BROOKSIDE
5504 - 143 Street T6H 4E5
Phone: 780-434-0464
brookside.epsb.ca
EARL BUXTON
250 Rhatigan Road East
T6R 2H7
Phone: 780-435-1577
earlbuxton.epsb.ca
101 St
GARNEAU
10925 - 87 Avenue T6G 0X4
Phone: 780-433-1390
garneau.epsb.ca
• Child Study Centre (K–6)
GEORGE H. LUCK
300 Bulyea Road T6R 2L4
Phone: 780-438-5011
georgehluck.epsb.ca
LANSDOWNE
12323 - 51 Avenue T6H 0M6
Phone: 780-434-3160
lansdowne.epsb.ca
WAR D F
LENDRUM
11330 - 54 Avenue T6H 0V7
Phone: 780-434-3588
lendrum.epsb.ca
MALMO
4716 - 115 Street T6H 3N8
Phone: 780-434-1362
malmo.epsb.ca
McKEE
10725 - 51 Avenue T6H 0L3
Phone: 780-435-7140
mckee.epsb.ca
Assistance (1–6)
MOUNT PLEASANT
10541 - 60A Avenue T6H 1K4
Phone: 780-434-6766
mountpleasant.epsb.ca
• Cogito (K–6)
PARKALLEN
6703 - 112 Street T6H 3J9
Phone: 780-434-8503
parkallen.epsb.ca
(K–1)
QUEEN ALEXANDRA
7730 - 106 Street T6E 4W3
Phone: 780-439-2516
queenalexandra.epsb.ca
WINDSOR PARK
8720 - 118 Street T6G 1T5
Phone: 780-433-3924
windsorpark.epsb.ca
30
ELEMENTARY /
JUNIOR HIGH
GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS
6225 - 127 Street T6H 3W8
Phone: 780-434-1502
grandview.epsb.ca
McKERNAN
11330 - 76 Avenue T6G 0K1
Phone: 780-435-4163
mckernan.epsb.ca
• Extensions (K–9)
• International Spanish Academy
(7–9)
• Late French Immersion (7–9)
OLIVER
10227 - 118 Street T5K 2V4
Phone: 780-488-1221
oliver.epsb.ca
TEVIE MILLER HERITAGE
SCHOOL PROGRAM
6240 - 113 Street T6H 3L2
Phone: 780-436-0465
teviemillerheritage.epsb.ca
• For students with diagnosed
communication delays and/or
disorders (1–6)
ELEMENTARY /
JUNIORSENIOR HIGH
ALBERTA SCHOOL
FOR THE DEAF
6240 - 113 Street T6H 3L2
Phone: 780-439-3323
asd.epsb.ca
• American Sign Language
Bilingual (1–12)
• Deaf and Hard of Hearing
(1–12)
S C H O O L L I S T I N G S WAR D F
JUNIOR HIGH
SENIOR HIGH
ALLENDALE
6415 - 106 Street T6H 2V5
Phone: 780-434-6756
allendale.epsb.ca
CENTRE HIGH CAMPUS
200, 10310 - 102 Avenue T5J 5A2
Phone: 780-425-6753
centrehigh.epsb.ca
• Cogito (7–9)
• German Bilingual (7–9)
• Programming for fourthand fifth-year high school
students only
• Community Learning Skills /
Behaviour and Learning
Assistance (10–12)
• German Bilingual (10–12)
OLD SCONA ACADEMIC
10523 - 84 Avenue T6E 2H5
Phone: 780-433-0627
oldscona.epsb.ca
AVALON
5425 - 114 Street T6H 3M1
Phone: 780-434-8402
avalon.epsb.ca
Diploma (10–12)
JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH
JASPER AVE
Sherwood
Parkview
James
Gibbons
101 ST
Centre High
Transitions
at the Y
Oliver
Windsor Park Garneau
W
WHYTE AVE
Old Scona
Academic
Stratford
159 ST
Jasper Place
Glenora
Meadowlark
Christian
Crestwood
Glendale
L.Y. CAIRNS
10510 - 45 Avenue T6H 0A1 Westlawn
Phone: 780-434-9561
Meadowlark
Afton
lycairns.epsb.ca
• Transition Support (10–12)Elmwood
Westminster
109 ST
Grovenor
Youngstown
STONY PLAIN RD
WARD F
109
Edmonton Christian
127 ST
IE
MA
YF
Brightview
Britannia
ST
97
RIVERBEND
14820 - 53 Avenue T6H 4C6
Phone: 780-434-7914
riverbend.epsb.ca
GROAT ROAD
Assistance (7–9)
178 STREET
STRATHCONA
10450 - 72 Avenue T6E 0Z6
Phone: 780-439-3957
strathconaschool.ca
UNIV
ERS
87 AVE
ITY
Laurier Heights
Lynwood
AVE
King
Edwa
Queen Alexandra
McKernan
Belgravia
Patricia Heights
Rio Terrace
Strathcona
allingwood
Avalon
Riverbend
Brookside
E
RIV
EG
AR
D
LL
McKee
Malmo
L.Y. Cairns
Harry Ainlay
Earl Buxton
Westbrook
George H. Luck
Mount
Pleasant
Lendrum
Lansdowne
WHITEMUD FREEWAY
LEGE
ND
Richard Secord
Vernon Barford Elementary
Greenfield
Rideau Park
D.S. MacKenzie
Duggan
RAB
111 ST
TE
RW
I
Allendale
61 AVE
Elementary / Junior-Senior High
BIT H
ILL R
OAD
Junior High
TH
AN
Sweet Grass
GATEWAY BLVD
Brander
Gardens
Centennial
Tevie Miller/
Alberta School
for the Deaf
CALGARY TRAIL
Grandview
Heights
Steinhauer
Junior-Senior High
GATEWAY BLVD
almud Torah
111 ST
170 ST
W
FR HITE
EE M
W UD
AY
Parkallen
ON
Y
Senior High
AY
ND
HE
23 AVE
E
IV
DR
31
CLARA TYNER
9420 Ottewell Road T6B 2E2
Phone: 780-469-5339
claratyner.epsb.ca
FOREST HEIGHTS
10304 - 81 Street T6A 3X4
Phone: 780-466-0312
forestheights.epsb.ca
WAR D G
TRUSTEE
Bridget Stirling
780-429-8086
[email protected]
GOLD BAR
10524 - 46 Street T6A 1Y3
Phone: 780-466-4116
goldbar.epsb.ca
Assistance (1–6)
HAZELDEAN
6715 - 97 Street T6E 3J9
Phone: 780-433-7583
hazeldean.epsb.ca
CNR
50 St
d Dr.
Whitemu
M
Creill
ek
HOLYROOD
7920 - 94 Avenue T6C 1W4
Phone: 780-466-2292
holyrood.epsb.ca
JACKSON HEIGHTS
311 Jackson Road T6L 7H2
Phone: 780-465-9797
jacksonheights.epsb.ca
WAR D G
JULIA KINISKI
4304 - 41 Avenue T6L 5Y6
Phone: 780-462-4622
juliakiniski.epsb.ca
Assistance (1–6)
KING EDWARD
8530 - 101 Street T6E 3Z5
Phone: 780-439-2491
kingedward.epsb.ca
MILL CREEK
9735 - 80 Avenue T6E 1S8
Phone: 780-433-5746
millcreek.epsb.ca
(K–6)
RUTHERFORD
8620 - 91 Street T6C 3N2
Phone: 780-466-2891
rutherford.epsb.ca
VELMA E. BAKER
2845 - 43A Avenue T6T 1J9
Phone: 780-440-4088
velmaebaker.epsb.ca
WAVERLEY
6825 - 89 Avenue T6B 0N3
Phone: 780-469-6682
waverley.epsb.ca
ELEMENTARY /
JUNIOR HIGH
A. BLAIR McPHERSON
430 Tamarack Green T6T 0J4
Phone: 780-468-4361
ablairmcpherson.epsb.ca
AVONMORE
7835 - 76 Avenue T6C 2N1
Phone: 780-466-2976
avonmore.epsb.ca
Assistance (1–6)
(1–6)
DONNAN
7803 - 87 Street T6C 3G6
Phone: 780-466-8573
donnan.epsb.ca
HARDISTY
10534 - 62 Street T6A 2M3
Phone: 780-469-0426
hardisty.epsb.ca
ELEMENTARY /
JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH
ACADEMY AT KING EDWARD
8525 - 101 Street T6E 3Z4
Phone: 780-439-1368
kingedward.epsb.ca
ARGYLL CENTRE
6859 - 100 Avenue T6A 0G3
Phone: 780-465-1299
argyll.epsb.ca
• Caraway (K–9)
• LearnNet (1–12)
32
S C H O O L L I S T I N G S WAR D G
JUNIOR HIGH
SENIOR HIGH
KENILWORTH
7005 - 89 Avenue T6B 0N3
Phone: 780-466-2104
kenilworth.epsb.ca
McNALLY
8440 - 105 Avenue T6A 1B6
Phone: 780-469-0442
mcnallyhigh.com
Assistance (7–9)
(10–12)
(10–12)
Diploma (10–12)
82
Norwood
• For pregnant and
parenting teens
LEARNING STORE
on Whyte
10007 - 82 Avenue T6E 1Z2
Phone: 780-437-8119
[email protected]
outreach.epsb.ca
METRO CONTINUING
EDUCATION
7835 - 76 Avenue T6C 2N1
Phone: 780-428-1111
Rundle
metrocontinuingeducation.ca
FO
e for Education
RT
RD
Virginia Park
McCauley
ria
101 ST
h
ST
Hardisty
McNally
Gold Bar
Forest Heights
Riverdale
Argyll Centre
98 AVE
WARD G
Ottewell
Holyrood
• Dance (in affiliation with the
Edmonton School of Ballet
Society) (7–12)
Braemar
Clara Tyner
Academy at
King Edward
King
Edward
Rutherford
WHYTE AVE
Mill Creek
a
Vimy Ridge Academy
Waverley
Kenilworth
Learning Store
on Whyte
RK FREE
Donnan
Hazeldean
63 AVE
LL
GY
OOD PA
SHERW
Metro
Continuing
Education
Avonmore
WAY
AD
RO
AR
WHITEMUD FREEWAY
Jackson Heights
WAY
UD FREE
WHITEM
Velma E. Baker
LEG EN D Malcolm Tweddle
Julia Kiniski
Hillview
Junior-Senior High
Kameyosek
Tipaskan
Senior High
Other
J. Percy Page
A. Blair
McPherson
Minchau
Kate Chegwin
Weinlos
Bisset
7 ST
66 ST
Junior High
Greenview
4 ST
Edith Rogers
Lee Ridge
Elementary / Grace
Junior-Senior
Martin High
50 ST
Millwoods Christian
Elementary
91 ST
e
17 ST
34 ST
50 ST
74 ST
91 ST
CALGARY TRAIL
W.P. Wagner
GATEWAY BLVD
VIMY RIDGE ACADEMY
8205 - 90 Avenue T6C 1N8
Phone: 780-465-5461
vimyridge.epsb.ca
97
JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH
Spruce Avenue
rose
BRAEMAR
9359 - 67A Street T6B 1R7
Phone: 780-468-3000
braemar.epsb.ca
IVE
(7–9)
(7–9)
Assistance (7–9)
GATEWAY BLVD
OTTEWELL
9435 - 73 Street T6B 2A9
Phone: 780-466-7331
ottewell.epsb.ca
OTHER
W.P. WAGNER
6310 Wagner Road T6E 4N5
Phone: 780-469-1315
wpwagner.epsb.ca
33
DUGGAN
10616 - 36A Avenue T6J 0C9
Phone: 780-434-0319
duggan.epsb.ca
GEORGE P. NICHOLSON
1120 - 113 Street T6J 7J4
Phone: 780-439-9314
Email: georgepnicholson@
epsb.ca
georgepnicholson.epsb.ca
WAR D H
TRUSTEE
GREENFIELD
3735 - 114 Street T6J 2G6
Phone: 780-434-8581
greenfield.epsb.ca
Nathan Ip
780-429-8083
[email protected]
KEHEEWIN
1910 - 105 Street T6J 5J8
Phone: 780-438-3874
keheewin.epsb.ca
RICHARD SECORD
4025 - 117 Street T6J 1T4
Phone: 780-436-9839
rsecord.epsb.ca
• Cogito (K–6)
RIDEAU PARK
10605 - 42 Avenue T6J 3Z9
Phone: 780-437-0010
rideaupark.epsb.ca
STEINHAUER
10717 - 32A Avenue T6J 4A6
Phone: 780-437-1080
steinhauer.epsb.ca
Assistance (4–6)
34
WAR D H
SWEET GRASS
11351 - 31 Avenue T6J 4T6
Phone: 780-437-0366
sweetgrass.epsb.ca
(K–6)
WESTBROOK
11915 - 40 Avenue T6J 0S1
Phone: 780-438-4200
westbrook.epsb.ca
ELEMENTARY /
JUNIOR HIGH
ESTHER STARKMAN
2717 Terwillegar Way T6R 0G5
Phone: 780-439-2717
estherstarkman.epsb.ca
JOHNNY BRIGHT
1331 Rutherford Road SW
T6W 1P4
Phone: 780-437-1341
johnnybright.epsb.ca
JUNIOR HIGH
D.S. MacKENZIE
4020 - 106 Street T6J 1A6
Phone: 780-438-9103
dsmackenzie.epsb.ca
Assistance (7–9)
VERNON BARFORD
32 Fairway Drive T6J 2C1
(119 Street and 38 Avenue)
Phone: 780-413-2211
vernonbarford.epsb.ca
SENIOR HIGH
HARRY AINLAY
4350 - 111 Street T6J 1E8
Phone: 780-413-2700
ainlay.ca
Diploma (10–12)
LILLIAN OSBORNE
2019 Leger Road T6R 0R9
Phone: 780-391-2450
lillianosborne.epsb.ca
Diploma (10–12)
OTHER
LEARNING STORE
at Blue Quill
284 Saddleback Road T6J 4R7
Phone: 780-413-0263
[email protected]
outreach.epsb.ca
S C H O O L L I S T I N G S WAR D H
LEGE N D
Elementary
WARD H
Junior High
Senior High
WHITEMUD FREEWAY
Harry Ainlay
George H. Luck
Richard Secord
Vernon Barford
Greenfield
EN
DA
YD
RA
RIV
E
BB
IT H
RO
AD
DRIV
Millw
D.S. MacKenzie
Duggan
Sweet Grass
E
ILL
Rideau Park
Steinhauer
Learning Store
at Blue Quill
Lillian Osborne
23 AVE
Keheewin
Esther Starkman
George P. Nicholson
CALGARY TRAIL
YH
TER
WIL
LEG
AR
ON
E
RIV
170 ST
AN
TH
Westbrook
111 ST
Earl Buxton
GATEWAY BLVD
Other
Y
HON
ANT
D
DAY
HEN
ELLERSLIE ROAD
Johnny Bright
35
BISSET
3020 - 37 Street T6L 5X1
Phone: 780-450-6536
bisset.epsb.ca
CRAWFORD PLAINS
4210 - 12 Avenue T6L 5V6
Phone: 780-463-7211
crawford.epsb.ca
WAR D I
TRUSTEE
Sherry Adams
780-429-8087
[email protected]
DALY GROVE
1888 - 37 Street T6L 2R2
Phone: 780-450-1532
dalygrove.epsb.ca
EKOTA
1395 Knottwood Road East T6K 2P5
Phone: 780-462-5112
ekota.epsb.ca
GRACE MARTIN
8210 - 36 Avenue T6K 0C7
Phone: 780-462-7121
gmartin.epsb.ca
• Sakinah Circle (K–6)
GREENVIEW
5904 - 38 Avenue T6L 3P5
Phone: 780-462-0660
greenview.epsb.ca
HILLVIEW
355 Woodvale Road East
T6L 5C3
Phone: 780-463-8108
hillview.epsb.ca
WAR D I
KAMEYOSEK
250 Lakewood Road East T6K 3L4
Phone: 780-462-8724
kameyosek.epsb.ca
POLLARD MEADOWS
1751 - 48 Street T6L 3J6
Phone: 780-463-8680
pollardmeadows.epsb.ca
• Cogito (K–3)
• Cogito (K–6)
LEE RIDGE
440 Millbourne Road East T6K 1Y8
Phone: 780-462-3230
leeridge.epsb.ca
SAKAW
5730 - 11A Avenue T6L 3A9
Phone: 780-463-1854
sakaw.epsb.ca
Assistance (1–6)
MALCOLM TWEDDLE
2340 Millbourne Road West T6K 1Y9
(85 Street and 41 Avenue)
Phone: 780-462-3270
malcolmtweddle.epsb.ca
• Cogito (4–6)
MENISA
933 Knottwood Road South
T6K 3Y9
Phone: 780-463-8474
menisa.epsb.ca
SATOO
8515 - 17 Avenue T6K 2C7
Phone: 780-462-5125
satoo.epsb.ca
Assistance (1–6)
TIPASKAN
1200 Lakewood Road North T6K 4A3
Phone: 780-462-5031
tipaskan.epsb.ca
• Early Learning (3½–4½)
MEYOKUMIN
5703 - 19A Avenue T6L 4J8
Phone: 780-463-8409
meyokumin.epsb.ca
WEINLOS
2911 - 48 Street T6L 5T7
Phone: 780-462-5261
weinlos.epsb.ca
• Cogito (K–6)
Assistance (1–6)
MEYONOHK
1850 Lakewood Road South
T6K 3Y5
Phone: 780-463-7627
meyonohk.epsb.ca
(K–6)
MINCHAU
3615 Mill Woods Road East
T6L 5X2
Phone: 780-461-0616
minchau.epsb.ca
36
S C H O O L L I S T I N G S JUNIOR HIGH
ELEMENTARY /
JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH
MILLWOODS CHRISTIAN McKee
8710 Mill Woods Road T6K irns
3J3
Phone: 780-462-2627
Email: [email protected] Park
millwoodschristian.epsb.ca
L EGEN D
Jackson Heights
EEWAY
Malcolm Tweddle
Julia Kiniski
Millwoods Christian
Edith Rogers
GATEWAY BLVD
uggan
hauer
Lee Ridge
Grace Martin
Tipaskan
CALGARY TRAIL
Keheewin
Kate Chegwin
Meyonohk
Bisset
Weinlos
Pollard
Meadows
Ekota
Junior High
Minchau
Hillview
Kameyosek
Satoo
Velma
E. Baker/ Junior-Senior High
Elementary
Senior High
Greenview
J. Percy Page
23 AVE
Elementary
UD FR
WHITEM
MacKenzie
17 S
Assistance (7–9)
Assistance (7–9)
• Cogito (7–9)
17 ST
MICHAEL STREMBITSKY
4110 Savaryn Drive SW T6X 0Z5
Phone: 780-392-3500
michaelstrembitsky.epsb.ca
34 ST
T.D. BAKER
1750 Mill Woods Road East T6L 5C5
Phone: 780-462-5496
tdbaker.epsb.ca
EDITH ROGERS
8308 Mill Woods Road T6K 1Y7
Phone: 780-462-3310
edithrogers.epsb.ca
50 ST
South Campus
6550 Ellerslie Road SW T6X 1A3
Phone: 780-988-5556
ellerslie.epsb.ca
66 ST
J. PERCY PAGE
2707 Mill Woods Road T6K 4A6
Phone: 780-462-3322
jpercypage.epsb.ca
Assistance (7–9)
• Literacy (9)
(7–9)
91 ST
North Campus
521 - 66 Street SW T6X 1A3
Phone: 780-988-5556
ellerslie.epsb.ca
GAT
ELLERSLIE CAMPUS
SENIOR HIGH
KATE CHEGWIN
3119 - 48 Street T6L 6P5
Phone: 780-469-0470
katechegwin.epsb.ca
DAN KNOTT
1434 - 80 Street T6K 2C6
Phone: 780-462-7954
danknott.epsb.ca
CALGA
ELEMENTARY /
JUNIOR HIGH
WAR D I
Daly
Grove
Meyokumin
T.D. Baker
Dan Knott
Menisa
ANTHONY HENDAY DRIVE
Sakaw
Crawford Plains
Ellerslie North Campus
ELLERSLIE ROAD
Ellerslie South Campus
WARD I
Michael Strembitsky
37
Centre for Education
1 Kingsway NW
Edmonton AB T5H 4G9
Canada
780-429-8000
epsb.ca
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November 12, 2015
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