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Absence/Early Departure/Late Arrival Reporting

Accurate attendance is vital for the safety and security of students and staff.  Please review Absence Reporting Information for more detailed information.

  • Contact school office for absences/late arrivals/early departures (not the classroom teacher)
  • Parents and student must enter/exit through main doors and report to the Receptionist upon arrival/departure
  • Make sure all children in your household understand how these protocols affect them
  • To report absences/late arrivals/early departures, email reception@saskatoonchristianschool.ca or call 306-343-1494 and press "1" for attendance line
After School Program

Student safety is very important to SCS. To that end, we have provided protocols to ensure students are
supervised and safe at all times, including hosting the “After School Program” which is provided and run by the Boys and Girls Clubs of Saskatoon.

  • Students are supervised between the hours of 8:30 am and 3:30 pm. Students are discouraged from arriving too early for school and should arrive between 8:30 am and 8:40 am (first bell) only.
  • After school, students in Kindergarten to Grade 6 are required to be supervised once the 3:30 pm bell rings. For the safety of the children, any Kindergarten to Grade 6 students found in the school after the 3:30 pm bell will be considered as participating in the After School Program and parents will be invoiced accordingly.
     
  • The After School Program is provided on a fee-for-service basis through the Boys and Girls Clubs of Saskatoon. Saskatoon Christian School provides the venue but does not handle registration or payments for this program. View their website for rates and more information and contact them directly for inquiries or to register.
     
  • The After School Program will run through the school year and commences on the first full day of school. Afternoon sessions end at 6 pm.
     
  • SCS does NOT have a "before school program".
     
  • Students in Grades 7 to 12 can be in the Commons Area or outside with the understanding that there is no supervision after 3:30 pm. They will not be allowed in the hallways. If a student in Kindergarten to Grade 6 has an older sibling in Grade 7-12, the older sibling may supervise the younger ones in the Commons Area or outside as long as they stay together (excerpt from page 10 of the SCS Parent/Student Handbook).
     

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM -  BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF SASKATOON
 

SCS is pleased to partner with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Saskatoon (“BGCS”) to host our After School Program (“the Program”). All SCS students are welcome to participate but the program is intended for students enrolled in Kindergarten to Grade 6.  The Program will run through the school year.  Afternoon sessions end at 6 p.m. We DO NOT have a "Before School" program at SCS.

SCS offers space free of charge but the Program is administered entirely by BGCS so all enquiries related to the Program should be emailed to the Before & After School Program.  

Although Saskatchewan does not maintain a standard of care for before and after school programs, the BGCS After School Program is operated according to the HIGH FIVE® standard of quality for children’s recreation and sport and, as such, adheres to 5 principles of healthy child development – a caring adult, friends, participation, play, and mastery.  Snacks, if necessary, are the responsibility of each parent but must be “nut free”.

To participate, your family must complete the After School Program Registration Form and pay the annual registration fee directly to the Boys and Girls Club.  The After School Program is provided on a fee-for-service basis.  You will be billed after each month by email and payment is only accepted by pre-authorized direct debit or pre-authorized credit card.

PLEASE NOTE: In order to ensure the success of the Program and the safety of our students, any K-6 students found in the school 15 minutes after the last bell at the end of the school day will be considered as participating in the After School Program and parents will be invoiced accordingly. If K-6 students have a sibling in grade 7-12, they can wait with their sibling in the Commons Area and are not required to participate in the After School program. T

When picking up your child(ren), please go to the south boot room door by the Multipurpose Room. Follow the instructions posted on the door. The Before and After School program team member will bring your child(ren) to you.  

Click HERE for more information such as rates, REGISTRATION FORMS, contact information and more!

Bell Schedule

Click HERE to view.

Building Access - Parents & Visitors

Our goal is to provide a healthy and secure environment where students, parents, and staff are protected.  Access to our building will continue to be managed to provide both security and safety for all. 

All parents/visitors are required to enter the school using the main doors, report to reception, and sign in/out on the Daily Visitor Log before proceeding into the building.

Chapel

Parents, grandparents, and other special guests are always welcome to join us!
Student chapels are held weekly on Thursdays.

REGULAR CHAPEL SCHEDULE:
Gr K-4:   9:00 am - 10:00 am
Gr 5-8:    2:15 pm - 3:10 pm
Gr 9-12:   11:15 am - 12:15 pm

Chapel times are subject to change. Please check our school calendar for the day you want to come before visiting us.

Contact Information for Students and Parents

Students and parents at SCS have access to a number of supports provided by the provincial government.  While not a comprehensive list, the services listed at the following link are important resources students and parents can access if they have concerns or challenges.

https://www.saskatoonchristianschool.ca/editoruploads/files/Division/Notice_-_SSCE_-_Contact_Information_for_Students_and_Parents.pdf

Dress Code

Click HERE to view the school dress code.

Driver's Education

For more information about driver's education courses, email Mr. Murray Long.

Fun Lunch (Healthy Hunger)

We are happy to offer the Fun Lunch (Healthy Hunger) fundraiser.  This optional program is an online ordering service where students may order lunch and have it delivered to the school.  The service will be available frequently throughout the year with varying restaurant options.  And the best part is, proceeds from these lunches will go towards our current fundraising compaign (and other capital needs)!

This fundraiser is open to SCS students and staff only.   If you have ordered before, you will have to add the student name(s) to your account again each school year.

ORDER TODAY AND HELP SUPPORT SCS!
For all the details and to order, please click HERE. If you have any questions about your order, please email our parent coordinator.

Gym Uniforms (grades 5-10 students)

All students in grades 5-10 require a gym uniform.  Click HERE for information about how to order.


 

 

High School Course Selections

Visit the High School Course Selection page of our website for more information.

Medication at School

The School Office will stock a small supply of commonly used non-prescription medications (Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen). Students must have written parental permission to request medication if necessary.

Students are asked not to have any medications on their person at school. Any medication must be stored at the School Office. This is for the safety of our students. No student may at any time give any type of medication to another student. If your child needs medication to be stored at the School Office or has emergency medication such as an epi-pen or inhalers, please provide the medication and a current student photo to the School Office along with the Medication Dispensement Form.

Newsletter

All SCS parents will automatically receive the Royal Ink Newsletter (no sign-up required).   Newsletters are emailed every Friday morning at 9:00 am from September to June (no newsletters on "no school" days or holidays).  Read the Royal Ink each week to stay connected and informed!  

Looking for a newsletter you missed?  Click HERE to view.

Students, grandparents, and anyone else can receive the weekly newsletter too, by clicking HERE to sign up today!

 

Nut-Free

We have many students and staff with severe nut allergies. Please remember that any food items sent to school should be nut-free. If you are considering sending treats to your child's classroom, it would be good practice to contact the teacher first to see if other food allergies exist. Thank you for helping us keep our students safe!

Office Hours & Contact Information

School Office (attendance, student records)

Business Office (financial & donation inquiries)

  • Open 8:00 am to 4:00 pm (closed holidays).  Hours may vary or an appointment may be required, so please call first.
  • Call 306-343-1494, ext. 294, or email businessoffice@saskatoonchristianschool.ca to reach the Business Office Assistant.
Off-Site Acknowledgement of Risk Form

Parents must complete an Off-Site Acknowledgement of Risk Form for every off-site excursion from campus.  Please submit completed forms to your classroom teacher.

Parent/Student Handbook

Click to view the Parent/Student Handbook.

Parking Lot Rules - General & Student


GENERAL PARKING LOT RULES

Although much of the congestion that happens at the start and end of the school day should be reduced because of the 30 parking stalls we added, there are some “rules” that should be observed to help maximize everyone’s enjoyment and safety while in the parking lot:

  • Traffic around the parking lot is ONE WAY. This means that you enter the parking lot on the side farthest from the school building (the east side) and exit along the side closest to the building (the west side).
     
  • The curb lane next to the school building is only for picking up and dropping off. The maximum “stop time” for private vehicles in this curb lane is 2 MINUTES. There should not be any unattended private vehicles parked in this curb lane.
     
  • When stopping in the curb lane to pick up or drop off, please stop as close to the curb as possible. This allows the maximum amount of space for cars to flow past your vehicle.
     
  • If you expect your planned wait time in the parking lot to exceed 2 minutes, please park your vehicle in a designated parking stall. Designated parking stalls are those with yellow painted lines on BOTH sides of your vehicle. Do not stop or park anywhere else as this creates unnecessary congestion and can block vehicles attempting to enter or exit proper parking stalls.
     
  • Although you can enter the student parking lot from either the south or the north access points, there is only one exit – the north one (near the dumpsters). As the sign indicates, do not exit from the south access point (adjacent to the school’s gate). 
     
  • Please refrain from parking in the labelled designated parking spots, even if “just for a minute”. These spots should be available for designated users only at all times.

STUDENT PARKING LOT RULES

Student vehicles are to be parked in the area designated ‘Student Parking’ located on the east side of the main parking lot.  Students are expected to follow these guidelines:

  • Student drivers must use caution in the school’s parking lot and driveway.
     
  • The established speed limit is 30 km/h; pedestrians always have the right of way.
     
  • Reckless driving, speeding, leaving school without authorization, or failure to follow these policies will result in the denial of permission to drive to school and/or use of the school parking facilities.
     
  • Student drivers are expected to be in class on time and must take into account the time required to walk from the parking area to class. Students must register the make, model, and license plate number with the School Office.
     
  • Students who drive to school are expected to park their vehicles in the student parking lot only. Students are not permitted to park in staff/visitor parking lot or to use the electrified stalls.
Privacy Policy

Click here to view.

School Calendar

Click HERE to view and navigate to the month you wish to view.

School Supply List 2023-2024

Click HERE to view.

Sledding Hill/Rink Schedules

Click HERE for information.

Student Advisory Groups (Gr. 9-12)

SCS staff selects several high school students to meet with numerous times during the school year.  These students make up their Student Advisory Group. The goal is to ensure that all students have an adult to connect with regarding school academics, relationships, school procedures, etc. Each time these groups meet, there will be list of meeting times outside teacher's classrooms the day before. Once your child has completed their meeting time, they are free to leave for the day (afternoon classes will be cancelled).

Please watch for meeting dates in the  SCS Newsletter.

Students at School Outside of Supervision Times

Students at School Outside of Supervision Times Student safety is very important to SCS. To that end, we have provided protocols to ensure students are supervised and safe at all times.

  • Students are supervised between the hours of 8:30 am and 3:30 pm. Students are discouraged from arriving too early for school and should arrive between 8:30 am and 8:40 am (first bell) only.
     
  • After school, students in Kindergarten to Grade 6 are required to be supervised once the 3:30 pm bell rings. For the safety of the children, any Kindergarten to Grade 6 students found in the school after the 3:30 pm bell will be considered as participating in the After School Program and parents will be invoiced accordingly.
     
  • The After School Program is provided on a fee-for-service basis through the Boys and Girls Clubs of Saskatoon. View their website for rates and more information and contact them directly for inquiries or registration.
     
  • The After School Program will run through the school year and commences on the first full day of school. Afternoon sessions end at 6 pm.
     
  • SCS does NOT have a "before school program".
     
  • Students in Grades 7 to 12 can be in the Commons Area or outside with the understanding that there is no supervision after 3:30 pm. They will not be allowed in the hallways. If a student in Kindergarten to Grade 6 has an older sibling in Grade 7-12, the older sibling may supervise the younger ones in the Commons Area or outside as long as they stay together. (excerpt from page 10 of the SCS Parent/Student Handbook)
     

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM -  BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF SASKATOON
 

SCS is pleased to partner with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Saskatoon (“BGCS”) to host our After School Program (“the Program”). All SCS students are welcome to participate but the program is intended for students enrolled in Kindergarten to Grade 6.  The Program will run through the school year.  Afternoon sessions end at 6 p.m. We DO NOT have a "Before School" program at SCS.

SCS offers space free of charge but the Program is administered entirely by BGCS so all enquiries related to the Program should be emailed to the Before & After School Program.  

Although Saskatchewan does not maintain a standard of care for before and after school programs, the BGCS After School Program is operated according to the HIGH FIVE® standard of quality for children’s recreation and sport and, as such, adheres to 5 principles of healthy child development – a caring adult, friends, participation, play, and mastery.  Snacks, if necessary, are the responsibility of each parent but must be “nut free”.

To participate, your family must complete the After School Program Registration Form and pay the annual registration fee directly to the Boys and Girls Club.  The After School Program is provided on a fee-for-service basis.  You will be billed after each month by email and payment is only accepted by pre-authorized direct debit or pre-authorized credit card.

PLEASE NOTE: In order to ensure the success of the Program and the safety of our students, any K-6 students found in the school 15 minutes after the last bell at the end of the school day will be considered as participating in the After School Program and parents will be invoiced accordingly. If K-6 students have a sibling in grade 7-12, they can wait with their sibling in the Commons Area and are not required to participate in the After School program. T

When picking up your child(ren), please go to the south boot room door by the Multipurpose Room. Follow the instructions posted on the door. The Before and After School program team member will bring your child(ren) to you.  

Click HERE for more information such as rates, REGISTRATION FORMS, contact information and more!

Student Transportation to School Events

Parents must have an approved Driver Authorization Form signed by the Principal for transporting children other than their own to and from any school authorized event (field trips, sports teams, ski trip, outdoor education activities, etc). Forms can be  downloaded or obtained at the School Office.

NOTE: Students can drive themselves to school events, but not other students.

Weather Policies

DURING THE COLDER MONTHS, PLEASE REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING:

  • Students go outside for recess and lunch when the temperature (with the wind chill) is minus 26 degrees Celsius or warmer. 
     
  • If weather conditions are poor, you should make a safe decision about traveling to school.  Parents must report all absences/late arrivals/early departures to the School Office. Call 306-343-1494 and press "1" or email 24/7.
     
  • Ensure you have an alternate plan for your children in the event you are unable to get to the school for pick up.
     
  • In cases of severe weather, the school may invoke emergency dismissal procedures. Parents will receive instructions and should check the SCS or 650 CKOM websites in the mornings for emergency notifications.
     
  • You should ensure that emergency contact information is current and provide a telephone number where you can be reached immediately.

During the warmer months, Please remember the following:

  • Students will remain inside the school when there is thunder and lightning, driving rain, excessive winds, or poor air quality.   This means elementary students stay indoors during recess and during the noon hour. 
     
  • Students normally go outside for recess and noon hour during the rain.  Please ensure your child is dressed appropriately for the weather and is prepared with rain boots, a raincoat, umbrellas, and a change of socks or pants if necessary.  
     
  • When the weather is hot, students should follow the SCS Dress Code Policy and be prepared with hats, sunblock, and a refillable water bottle.

Announcements

  • School Update

    SCHOOL RESUMES on Thursday, September 21
     

    We are happy to report that our water supply issue from Wednesday, September 20,  has been resolved.  School will resume tomorrow, Thursday, September 21, as per the usual schedule.

    Thank you for your patience!

  • School Start-up Information 2023-2024

    Please click the links below for all information related to the start of the 2023-2024 school year, including information about absence/early departure/late arrival reporting, gym uniforms, dress codes, school calendar, school supply list, high school course selection and much, much more!

    School Start-up Information 2023-2024
    Kindergarten Information 2023-2024
    School Calendar 2023-2024

    "But let all who take refuge in you be glad; let them ever sing for joy. Spread your protection over them, that those who love your name may rejoice in you".  (Psalm 5:11)

  • Absence Reporting - School Office

    Accurate attendance is vital for the safety and security of students and staff:
     

    • Review Absence Reporting for more detailed information
    • Contact school office for absences/late arrivals/early departures (not the classroom teacher)
    • Enter/exit through main doors and report to the Receptionist upon arrival/departure
    • Make sure all children in your household understand how these protocols affect them
    • To report absences/late arrivals/early departures, email reception@saskatoonchristianschool.ca or call 306-343-1494 and press "1" for attendance line
  • Parent Zone/Infohub

    PARENT ZONE>INFOHUB
     

    Our school website's “Parent Zone” includes great information such as schedules, school policies, athletics, calendars, course information, after school program, volunteer opportunities and much, much more! 

    • Visit the “Infohub”, found within the "Parent Zone", when you have a general question. We bet you will find the answer!
    • Visit the announcements section of our website for information about upcoming events.

    If you have other questions or suggestions, we'd love to hear from you.  Email us today!

  • Gym Uniforms & SCS Gear

    GYM UNIFORM & SCS GEAR - ONLINE ORDERING!
     

    We have a lot of new items that you will want to check out!

    Score the latest gear for students, athletes, coaches, staff, and families!  Purchase gym uniforms and much, much more using our online campus store.  For gym uniforms, visit the "Students" tab and then select "Gym Strip".  Gym uniforms are required for grades 5-10 students, but anyone can shop for SCS gear!

    ONLINE CAMPUS STORE LINK

    ONLY UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15, 2023:  Receive 10% off with code SCS2324 at checkout.   

    Things to remember when ordering:

    • At the time of checkout, information regarding the pick-up location and date will be communicated.
    • All purchases and inquiries can be directed to Top Shelf Sports at (306) 953-0099
  • Fun Lunch (Healthy Hunger) Fundraiser

    2023-2024 FUN LUNCH DATES ARE NOW OPEN!

     

    WHAT IS FUN LUNCH?
    We are happy to offer the Fun Lunch (Healthy Hunger) fundraiser.  This optional program is an online ordering service where students may order lunch and have it delivered to the school.  The service will be available frequently throughout the year with varying restaurant options.  And the best part is, proceeds from these lunches will go towards our current fundraising campaign (and other capital needs)! This fundraiser is open to SCS students and staff only.  

    HOW TO ORDER
    Fun Lunch Info & Order Link

    If you have any questions about your order, please email our coordinator.  Dates will be available on the Healthy Hunger website as soon as they are available.  Students must be added to the Healthy Hunger website annually.

    WILLING TO VOLUNTEER?
    Can you spare an hour at lunch to help distribute Fun Lunch to our students?  Click HERE to sign up to volunteer. 

  • Chapel

    Parents, grandparents, and other special guests are always welcome to join us!


    Student chapels are held weekly on Thursdays.  Times/student groupings are subject to change, so please consult the website calendar before attending.

    REGULAR CHAPEL SCHEDULE:
    Gr K-4:   9:00 am - 10:00 am
    Gr 5-8:    2:15 pm - 3:10 pm
    Gr 9-12:   11:15 am - 12:15 pm 
    ________________________________________________________________________________________________

    SPECIAL CHAPEL SCHEDULE FOR SEPTEMBER 28 ONLY:
    Gr. K-6    9:00 am - 10:00 am
    Gr. 7-12   11:15 am - 12:15 pm

  • Supervision Protocols & After School Program

    Please click HERE and scroll to  "After School Program" or "Student at School Outside of Supervision Times" for information.

     

  • Parking Lot Rules

    Our parking lots are safer for everyone when everyone follows the rules!


    Unsafe situations that can easily be avoided if everyone cooperates! Please review the rules below and help us ensure the parking lots are safe and convenient at all times.  If you are not authorized to park in a specially designated spot, do not stop or park there, even "just for a minute".

    General Parking Lot Rules
    Student Parking Lot Rules

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    WINTER STUDENT PARKING REMINDER:

    Students who drive to school are expected to park their vehicles in the student parking lot only. Students are not permitted to parking in staff/visitor parking lot or to use the electrified stalls.

  • Academic & Character Awards

    THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 | 11:15 am | MuLTIPURPOSE ROOM
     

    This event honors student accomplishments for those students who were in grades 9-11 for the 2022-2023 school year.

    Parents will be notified one week in advance of the event (by email) if their child(ren) will receive an award. 
  • Terry Fox Run - Student Fundraiser

    THURsday, SEPTEMBER 21 | AFTERNOON (WEATHER PERMITTING) | K-12 STUDENTS/STAFF
     

    The Terry Fox Run is in recognition of any students, staff, and those in our community who have been affected by cancer.  Terry Fox was diagnosed with osteogenic sarcoma (bone cancer), and has recently impacted the life of one of our own SCS students who has been diagnosed with osteosarcoma, the same cancer as Terry Fox.

    To show our love and care, we would like to participate in the Terry Fox Run as a school community to support our own student and his family through raising funds to contribute to the ongoing fight for a cure against cancer.

    Our goal is to raise a minimum of $5,000.  SCS is not collecting any money at the school, so do not send cash/cheques with students. 

    Click the link below to navigate to the donation site.
    (NOTE: the  Terry Fox Foundation may incorrectly list the walk date as September 22.  September 21 is the correct walk date).

    Terry Fox Foundation Donation Link
     

    For questions about the event, click to email our coordinators:

    Carey Schindel
    Heather Johnson

  • In His Service Volleyball Tournament

    FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 | SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 | GAMES START @ 9:00 AM

    Tournament Draw
     

    Gate Fees: Adults $3/day | Students (gr. 7-12) after 3:30 pm on Friday: $2/day
    Canteen will be available.
    Everyone is welcome!

    Friday, September 22
    Games: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Chapel with worship and speaker in the evening (8:00 pm - 9:30 pm).
    Free food and drink at Chapel.  Everyone is welcome!

    Saturday, September 23
    Games: 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
    Playoffs: 4:30 pm - 8:30 pm

    Please direct your questions to our Athletic Director, Tom Simes, at simest@saskatoonchristianschool.ca or 306-343-1494, ext. 240.

  • U of S Open House

    Friday, September 22
    UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN - Saskatoon Campus
     

    Don't miss the opportunity to attend the University of Saskatchewan's annual Open House, where students and their supporters are invited to explore undergraduate programs and student experiences at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).

    Click to view the Open House Information.

  • SSCE Annual General Meeting

    THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26 | 7:00 PM | MULTIPURPOSE ROOM
    NOMINATIONS OPEN: SEPTEMBER 7 - OCTOBER 5


    We are pleased to announce the Annual General Meeting of the Saskatoon Society for Christian Education, Inc. (which operates as Saskatoon Christian School).  

    The Board of Trustees, (the "Board"), is responsible for the administration of the affairs of Saskatoon Society for Christian Education, Inc. (the "Society"), which operates Saskatoon Christian School. The Board is comprised of up to nine trustees.  The Board is seeking to fill TWO positions at the Annual General Meeting.  An election will be held.

    If you have questions about the above, please contact board@saskatoonchristianschool.ca.

    To view documents related to the meeting, including nomination and proxy forms, please visit the Member Zone.

  • Spring/Summer/Fall Weather Reminders

    DURING THE WARMER MONTHS, PLEASE REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING:
     

    • Students will normally go outside for recess and noon hour during the rain.  Please ensure your child is dressed appropriately for the weather and is prepared with rain boots, a raincoat, umbrella, and a change of socks or pants if necessary. 
       
    • Students will remain inside the school during recess and noon hour when there is thunder and lightning, driving rain, excessive winds, or poor air quality.  
       
    • When the weather is hot, students should follow the SCS dress code policy and be prepared with hats, sunblock, and a refillable water bottle.
  • No School - (Gr. K-12)

    FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29

     

    National Day for Truth and Reconciliation




     

  • Positive Parenting - An Introductory Evening

    WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4 | 7:00-9:00 PM | SCS LIBRARY

    RSVP DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 29

    RSVP LINK


    COST: $20/FAMILY (workshop is suitable for parents with children of all ages)
    Pay by eTransfer only to: workshopfee@saskatoonchristianschool.ca 

    WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION
    Parenting is hard work! This 2-hour workshop will introduce you to the tenets of Positive Discipline, a respectful way of living and raising children. You will learn the difference between discipline and punishment and how the use of them impacts your child’s development and the parent/child relationship. You will be introduced to resources that will help you on your parenting journey. The goal is to have you leave the evening feeling empowered as a parent. 

    This workshop is being facilitated by Linda Kasdorf (MSW). Linda found great joy in being the counselor at SCS from 2010-2021. She deeply believes in the value of Christian education and the importance of the partnership of home and school in raising children. 

    For questions about this event, please email our coordinator, Jane O'Soup.
     

  • See Your Future - Education & Career Fair

    REGISTRATION DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 30
    EVENT DATE: OCTOBER 30 & 31
     

    See Your Future – Education & Career Fair allows students to ask important questions about life after high school:
     • Where will I study?
     • Where will I live?
     • What scholarships are available?
     • What program do I require to get the job I want?

    These questions, and more, will be answered by professional representatives at the See Your Future – Education & Career Fair.

  • Post-Secondary Information

    DID YOU KNOW?

    Our website's post-secondary information page has very helpful resources, including:

    • how to obtain your official high school transcript
    • how to transition from high school to post-secondary
    • scholarship information
    • and much, much more!
  • High School Course Selection Changes

    ADDING OR DROPPING A HIGH SCHOOL CLASS?

     

    Click HERE for more information about how to complete this process.