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Learning Services - Enhancement MAGAZINE fall/winter 2017 Your Road to Graduation

SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAMS Classroom-Based Summer High School Program Self-Paced Summer High School Program Revelation Online Summer High School Program SUPPORT INFORMATION Our Lady of Grace Program Indigenous Learning Services One World...One Centre International Services EVENING PROGRAMS PASS (Part-Time Alternative Self-Paced School) Diploma Preparation ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Revelation Online Fresh Start High School Academic Centres Cardinal Collins High School Academic Centre GENERAL INFORMATION School Year Fee Structure General Program Information ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION Your Road to GRADUATION! Our MISSION is to provide flexible, alternative, education opportunities to students within a Christ-centered atmosphere so they can achieve their high school diploma or achieve high school certificate. Our VISION is to create a school that empowers students to be responsible global citizens; to create positive relationships in a safe and caring faith-based community. We will provide flexible, personalized opportunities for high school completion, dedicated to creating life-long learners. WELCOME TO MY WAY Welcome to Alternative Education s MY WAY. Edmonton Catholic Schools and Alternative Education are committed to helping students reach their goals and complete their high school education in a variety of academic settings. Alternative Education aims to inspire lifelong learning in unique settings, striving for student success, while fostering a Christ-filled, Catholic environment. In this issue, you will find information about Summer School, PASS (Evening Program), Fresh Start High School Academic Centres, Cardinal Collins High School Academic Centre, Revelation Online, Diploma Preparation Sessions, and other important information to help you on your way. Join us at Alternative Education and Complete High School Your Way! Joe Naccarato, Assistant Superintendent Learning Services - Enhancement Edmonton Catholic Schools

SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAMS CLASSROOM-BASED SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM Need to catch up on a course or get a jump start on next year? High school credit courses are offered during the summer at the locations below. SITE LOCATIONS Archbishop O Leary 8760-132 Avenue Holy Trinity 7007-28 Avenue École J.H. Picard (French Immersion) 7055-99 Street Louis St. Laurent 11230-43 Avenue St. Francis Xavier 9250-163 Street * Classes are subject to enrollment minimums. You may be relocated to a different school if necessary. SELF-PACED SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM SITE LOCATIONS Fresh Start Cardinal Collins 3802-139 Avenue Fresh Start Mill Woods 2849 Mill Woods Road W St. Joseph 10830-109 Street Fresh Start Westmount 11625-135 Street Mother Margaret Mary 2010 Leger Road HOW DO I REGISTER? Please visit * Students can only register for one course. * After the first course is complete and if time permits, students may register for a second course through self-paced summer learning. Please discuss with the summer school coordinator at the summer site location. For more information or to register, please visit. Registration begins March 2018. REVELATION ONLINE SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM We are an online high school, using multimedia-based, interactive courses, which offer a new experience compared to a traditional classroom setting. Our Learning Management System (Desire2Learn) provides you with the total educational experience using a wide range of online tools. The online approach offers flexibility with web-based access anytime, anywhere! Each course has a dedicated instructor to answer all your questions and help in your success. Our goal is to provide courses that enhance the program of studies to ensure students have a positive transition to the next level of their studies. Grade 12 students needing Physical Education 10 or any CTS courses for graduation should contact Revelation Online for specific information. Please check for course availability. For more information, please call Revelation Online at 780 451-4719 or register online at register.ecsd.net 2

PASS (Part-Time Alternative Self-Paced School) Catch up! Jump ahead! Take high school courses your way! HOW DO I REGISTER? Please visit Do you need... To attend school in the evenings? An extra course or to upgrade a course? Individual help from a teacher? A flexible timetable? What is PASS? Alternative part-time high school program for students who want a self-paced, individualized approach to their education Frequent communication in person, by phone or by email is highly encouraged Secondary core courses and options offered On-site teachers are available every Monday & Wednesday evening from 4:00pm - 7:00pm during each semester Please note: Students can be registered in PASS and in another high school High school students cannot be enrolled in the same course at the same time in two different schools 2017-2018 SCHOOL YEAR Semester One: September 20, 2017 January 15, 2018 Semester Two: February 7, 2018 May 30, 2018 SITE LOCATIONS PASS Cardinal Collins PASS Mill Woods PASS Louis St. Laurent PASS Westmount PASS Archbishop O Leary 3802-139 Avenue 2849 Mill Woods Road W 11230-43 Avenue 11625-135 Street 8760-132 Avenue 780 944-2002 780 440-9341 780 433-8100 780 451-4719 780 475-6700

evening PROGRAMS DIPLOMA PREPARATION January 2018 Get in your power study session before Diploma Exams! Diploma Preparation sessions are designed to prepare you for provincial diploma exams. To register, please visit. To view the January 2018 Diploma Exam Schedule, please refer to www.education.alberta.ca DIPLOMA PREPARATION SESSIONS January 2018 SESSION DATES TIME HOURS FEE Biology 30 Chemistry 30 English 30-1 Thursday, January 18, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Friday, January 19, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Saturday, January 20, 2018 (9:00 AM 2:00 PM) Monday, January 22, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Tuesday, January 23, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Wednesday, January 24, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Monday, January 8, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Tuesday, January 9, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Wednesday, January 10, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) English 30-2 Monday, January 8, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Tuesday, January 9, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Wednesday, January 10, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Math 30-1 Math 30-2 Monday, January 15, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Tuesday, January 16, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Wednesday, January 17, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Monday, January 15, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Tuesday, January 16, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Wednesday, January 17, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Physics 30 Thursday, January 25, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Friday, January 26, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Saturday, January 27, 2018 (9:00 AM 2:00 PM) Science 30 Social 30-1 Thursday, January 25, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Friday, January 26, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Saturday, January 27, 2018 (9:00 AM 2:00 PM) Monday, January 8, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Tuesday, January 9, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Wednesday, January 10, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Social 30-2 Monday, January 8, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Tuesday, January 9, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) Wednesday, January 10, 2018 (4:00 9:00 PM) 4

REVELATION ONLINE Revelation offers a unique approach to online learning in that students can participate in a virtual classroom where they, their fellow students and their teachers collaborate during the scheduled delivery of their courses. As well, students can select an independent method of course delivery. The program offers students an opportunity to take one or two courses or to enroll as a full-time student. Revelation Online offers a full high school program. For more information, please call 780 451-4719 or visit FRESH START HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIC CENTRES Set yourself on a path to complete high school at your own pace Fresh Start Academic Centres are student-centered programs for high school students (Grades 10-12) who are not attending a traditional high school. One-on-one support from Teacher Advisors All levels of high school courses are offered Flexible schedule Self-directed SITE LOCATIONS Fresh Start Cardinal Collins Fresh Start Mill Woods Fresh Start Partners for Youth Fresh Start Westmount 3802-139 Avenue 2849 Mill Woods Road W 4316-118 Avenue 11625-135 Street 780 944-2002 780 440-9341 780 471-2220 780 451-4719 HOW DO I REGISTER? Please visit

academic PROGRAMS CARDINAL COLLINS HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIC CENTRE Find Your Hope Through a Journey of Faith WHAT IS CARDINAL COLLINS HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIC CENTRE? Cardinal Collins High School Academic Centre is our District centre for high school upgrading and completion. The centre is located within the Clareview Recreation Centre and easily accessible via the LRT northeast line. Cardinal Collins students enjoy all amenities that the Recreation Centre has to offer as well as an adult learning environment. Cardinal Collins' Ascension program is designed for students who are in their 4 th or 5 th year of high school. Students may need to upgrade a course grade or take a course for the first time. Our students can also complete any Alberta High School Diploma requirements that they are missing to graduate. Our students have full access to academic counselling. Our primary goal is to help you on your post-secondary or career path. A Cardinal Collins student: Has attended a regular high school for three years Is 19 years of age or under on September 1 st of the school year you are planning to attend Is focused and motivated to meet their post-secondary and career goals Is working on the course for the first time or repeating course work WHAT PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED AT THE CENTRE? Ascension classroom based Grade 12 core high school completion for students in their 4 th and 5 th year of high school English language learning (ELL) instruction for students who are in their 4 th and 5 th year of high school (Levels 1 5) YMCA Daycare Counsellor on site Student Support Centre - Grad Coach and career development - Post-secondary student recruitment in house and partnerships - Learning Coach for additional academic support - Academic and personal counselling - Mental Health Therapists and Family Social Liaison Workers available WHAT DOES THE ASCENSION PROGRAM LOOK LIKE AT CARDINAL COLLINS? Cardinal Collins schedules all diploma subject courses around the November, January, April and June diploma exams. In an intensive 8 week quarter program, students are able to complete the Program of Studies in the course they are registered in enabling a mid-semester diploma write. This works great for students who want to attend post-secondary second semester. Classes are also set up for students who wish to take the entire semester to finish a course. Students at CCHSAC can: Complete course work on-line Follow a self-directed learning model Receive full classroom instruction 6

OUR LADY OF GRACE PROGRAM (OLOG) For Pregnant and Parenting Teens Our Lady of Grace provides mobile and individualized services for pregnant or parenting teens (female and male): We come to you and provide assistance to you right at your community school. Our staff assesses every student to see what her or his needs are. Services are provided based on those needs. Educational alternatives are available for students experiencing difficulty in a regular school setting. Personalized counselling for students and their families is available. We provide weekly parent support groups, pre-natal and post-natal courses and referrals to community agencies. We will meet with any student, parent or teacher at any Edmonton Catholic School regarding issues related to pregnancy and parenting. To contact the staff directly, please refer to our website at, or call the Our Lady of Grace office at 780 944-2002. HOW DO I REGISTER? Please visit

support information INDIGENOUS LEARNING SERVICES Our services are diverse but our mandate is clear. A healthy body, mind, spirit and emotions of our First Nations, Métis and Inuit students are a District priority. We are here to support schools in a holistic approach to educating our First Nations, Métis and Inuit youth. Indigenous Learning Services is a place where we honour education and celebrate Indigenous culture. Achieving a high standard of student success is a priority within our District. We have taken a leadership role in Alberta in promoting Most Promising Practices. We offer a wide range of services that include: Indigenous Curriculum Consultants Braided Journeys program Council of Elders Scholarships Student and Family Crisis Response Community Development ONE WORLD ONE CENTRE One World... One Centre welcomes students and families newly arrived in Canada to Edmonton Catholic Schools. The wrap around supports include; assistance with registration, assessment of English language, Intercultural staff, English as a Second Language consultants, International Student Services, Mosaics Early Learning program, Community Engagement Coordinator and LINC (Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada). Families newly arrived in Canada are encouraged to call One World... One Centre at 780-944-2001. One World... One Centre is open all year long to welcome these families. LINC offers both daytime and evening English language instruction for newcomer adults. Please call 780-473-2600 for information. INTERNATIONAL SERVICES At Edmonton Catholic Schools we welcome students from other countries to study with us. We offer outstanding educational programming with a strong commitment to individual achievement and success. Through the International Services Office we offer a range of services that include: International marketing and student recruitment Showcasing schools through international visiting delegations Management and ongoing support of the International Student Program For more information please contact the International Student Services Office at 780 944-2001. 8

SCHOOL YEAR FEE STRUCTURE 2017-2018 PROGRAM STUDENT ADULT INTERNATIONAL REQUIREMENTS Under 20 years of age on September 1, 2017 20 years of age or older on September 1, 2017 Under 20 years of age on September 1, 2017. Must Present: Valid Student Visa, Passport & Report Card Required Contact Trudy Hoffner prior to registration 780 944-2001 Classroom Based Summer School Self-Paced Summer School Revelation Online Summer School Revelation Online PASS 3 or 5 Credit N/A $510 Program Fee (3 Credit) Technology 3 or 5 Credit 3 or 5 Credit $510 Program Fee (3 Credit) 0 Technology Program Fee Technology Technology Technology 3 or 5 Credit 3 or 5 Credit 3 or 5 Credit 3 or 5 Credit 3 or 5 Credit 0 Program Fee 0 Program Fee 0 Program Fee $510 Program Fee (3 Credit) $510 Program Fee (3 Credit) $510 Program Fee (3 Credit) Fresh Start High School Academic Centres No Course Limits Technology N/A $510 Program Fee (3 Credit) Cardinal Collins High School Academic Centre Ascension & ELL 5 Credit 5 Credit $510 Program Fee (3 Credit) 0 Technology Program Fee * All Technology User and Program Fees are non-refundable; will be refunded upon the return of all textbooks/materials in good condition. * There is a $1 service fee for all credit card payments. (This service charge is non-refundable) HOW TO REGISTER Register early to avoid the disappointment of a full class. You are NOT officially registered until we have received your payment. Online: In Person: 9624-108 Avenue 8:00 am - 3:30 pm HOW DO I REGISTER? By Phone: 780 944-2000 Please visit

general program information GENERAL PROGRAM INFORMATION Summer School, PASS & Diploma Preps Prerequisites All Programs Alberta Education regulations regarding prerequisite courses apply to all programs. These regulations specify that a student must have a pass standing (ie. 50% or higher) in the prerequisite course in order to continue with the series. If you register for a course without prerequisite standing, you will be withdrawn from the course without a refund of the Technology User or Program Fees. SUMMER SCHOOL ATTENDANCE Classroom-Based Attendance Full attendance is crucial. Students will not be allowed to start at a later date, end early or write final exams early to accommodate holiday plans. Students cannot have more than two absences for a 5 credit course or one absence for a 3 credit course. If these absences occur, students will be automatically withdrawn from their course. Self-Paced Attendance Attendance must be regular and consistent in order to complete the course. Students must attend the first 5 days in order to finalize registration. If 50% of the course is completed, this requirement can be waived by the site coordinator. Please do not plan on taking holidays or on working full-time during summer school. Students are expected to hand in work on a regularly scheduled basis. Withdrawals PASS program withdrawals must be made in person at the PASS location the student is registered at. All Technology User fees are Non-Refundable after registration. Only the.00 will be refunded upon the return of textbook/material in satisfactory condition. Summer School withdrawals prior to June 28, 2018 must be made by phone at 780 944-2000. Summer School withdrawals after 3 pm on June 28, 2018 must be made at the summer school location the student is registered at. All Technology User fees are Non-Refundable after registration. Only the.00 will be refunded upon the return of textbook/material in satisfactory condition. Course Change/Transfer Fees All Programs There is an additional $20.00 processing fee per course for changing or transferring a course. This fee is charged each time a change or transfer is requested and takes place. Refunds All Programs Alternative Education reserves the right to cancel any class where the minimum enrollment is not met. A full refund will be issued for any course cancelled by Alternative Education. All Technology User and Program fees are Non-Refundable after registration or upon withdrawal. Only the.00 will be refunded upon the return of textbook/material in satisfactory condition. Inappropriate behavior or damage to school property will result in the immediate dismissal of the student. Refunds will not be issued. Diploma Exams All Programs Students who are writing a diploma for the first time will be registered for their diploma exam through their Summer School or PASS site. Students who are re-writing* or are registering late for a diploma exam must register for a mypass account with Alberta Education. mypass is a secure self-service website for students to access information about their education. Go to mypass.alberta.ca to register or for assistance call the mypass help desk at 780 427-5318. *Please note: Students who are re-writing their exam must pre-pay for the exam online via your mypass account. 10

9624-108 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta T5H 1A4 T: 780 944-2000 F: 780 944-2007