What Our Grads Say
Ifraaz Mohammed
NAIT - Biomedical Engineering Technology
"At the beginning of semester two, I never imagined myself attending NAIT. Through hard work, and the advice of my teachers, I realized my dreams can come true. They always believed in me, pushing me to do better."
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COPS FOR CANCER
Friday, December 12 was a memorable day for students, staff, and visitors to Centre High. It began with a free pancake breakfast, (generally held on the last Friday of each month) which was followed by our annual Chili Cook-off. Food and upbeat music gave participants in the annual Bike-a-Thon, hosted by our ERCP students, the energy to pedal their way to a total of $20,906.78 in contributions to Cops for Cancer!
FAQ's
Here are some of our most frequently asked questions.
Do you need "Financial Assistance" to come to school?
Assistance is available through part time bursaries to students that meet the requirements. Click here to read more.
Semester one Emergency Response Career Pathways (ERCP) students have wrapped up their annual COPS FOR CANCER fund raising event. Our first annual bike-a-thon proved to be a phenomenal success. Students, staff and emergency response personnel teamed together in an effort to raise not only money, but to raise cancer awareness.
December 16thproved to be an eventful day; pancake breakfast, head shaving and dying, bike marathon and pizza dinner. Teams of riders took turns cycling stationary bikes continuously for twelve hours to the beat of music and the cheers of fellow supporters including Kerry Nesbitt and members from the Cops for Cancer Triathlon team.
At the end of the day, students and staff raised a total of $20,466.70. Collectively, since our first fundraising event in 2005, the ERCP program has raised over $120,000 for COPS FOR CANCER.
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COPS FOR CANCER
Friday, December 12 was a memorable day for students, staff, and visitors to Centre High. It began with a free pancake breakfast, (generally held on the last Friday of each month) which was followed by our annual Chili Cook-off. Food and upbeat music gave participants in the annual Bike-a-Thon, hosted by our ERCP students, the energy to pedal their way to a total of $20,906.78 in contributions to Cops for Cancer!
FAQ's
Here are some of our most frequently asked questions.
Do you need "Financial Assistance" to come to school?
Assistance is available through part time bursaries to students that meet the requirements. Click here to read more.
Semester one Emergency Response Career Pathways (ERCP) students have wrapped up their annual COPS FOR CANCER fund raising event. Our first annual bike-a-thon proved to be a phenomenal success. Students, staff and emergency response personnel teamed together in an effort to raise not only money, but to raise cancer awareness.
December 16thproved to be an eventful day; pancake breakfast, head shaving and dying, bike marathon and pizza dinner. Teams of riders took turns cycling stationary bikes continuously for twelve hours to the beat of music and the cheers of fellow supporters including Kerry Nesbitt and members from the Cops for Cancer Triathlon team.
At the end of the day, students and staff raised a total of $20,466.70. Collectively, since our first fundraising event in 2005, the ERCP program has raised over $120,000 for COPS FOR CANCER. |
Registration Information
2014-2015 Registration
If you are a student that attended high school with EPSB, you may qualify to register online. If you attended another school district (i.e. Edmonton Catholic, Sturgeon, another province or country) you will have to register in-person. Please call 780-425-6753 during regular business hours to book your appointment; dates are listed below.
IMPORTANT DATES: LAST DAY TO REGISTER FOR:
- Quarter 3 fast track classes: February 11, 2015
- Semester 2 core subjects: February 25, 2015
You MUST bring to your appointment, government issued identification (i.e.Canadian birth certificate, driver's licence, passport, immigration documents). IF your high school marks are from another province or country, also bring them. Without proper documentation, your registration may be delayed.
Please note - ALL STUDENTS must book an appointment to register at the following sessions.
- Wednesday, March 4 at 1 pm
- Wednesday, March 18 at 1 pm
- Wednesday, April 8 at 1 pm
- Wednesday, April 15 at 1 pm
Click: Registration Information & Fee Guide - 2014/15
International Students - Students New to Canada
Click here for important information on how to register
2015-2016 Registration
This April, Centre High staff will begin visiting EPSB high schools taking registration for fall classes. Check with your student services department for the date and time we will be visiting your school. Also in April, our online registration system will be set up to accept registration for fall classes. Non EPSB students will register in-person at one of our registration sessions; dates listed below.
- Wednesday, April 29 at 1 pm
- Wednesday, May 6 at 1 pm
- Wednesday, June 3 at 1 pm
- watch for more dates - to be posted soon
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2014-2015 Registration
If you are a student that attended high school with EPSB, you may qualify to register online. If you attended another school district (i.e. Edmonton Catholic, Sturgeon, another province or country) you will have to register in-person. Please call 780-425-6753 during regular business hours to book your appointment; dates are listed below.
IMPORTANT DATES: LAST DAY TO REGISTER FOR:
- Quarter 3 fast track classes: February 11, 2015
- Semester 2 core subjects: February 25, 2015
You MUST bring to your appointment, government issued identification (i.e.Canadian birth certificate, driver's licence, passport, immigration documents). IF your high school marks are from another province or country, also bring them. Without proper documentation, your registration may be delayed.
Please note - ALL STUDENTS must book an appointment to register at the following sessions.
- Wednesday, March 4 at 1 pm
- Wednesday, March 18 at 1 pm
- Wednesday, April 8 at 1 pm
- Wednesday, April 15 at 1 pm
Click: Registration Information & Fee Guide - 2014/15
International Students - Students New to Canada
Click here for important information on how to register
2015-2016 Registration
This April, Centre High staff will begin visiting EPSB high schools taking registration for fall classes. Check with your student services department for the date and time we will be visiting your school. Also in April, our online registration system will be set up to accept registration for fall classes. Non EPSB students will register in-person at one of our registration sessions; dates listed below.
- Wednesday, April 29 at 1 pm
- Wednesday, May 6 at 1 pm
- Wednesday, June 3 at 1 pm
- watch for more dates - to be posted soon
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Assessment Plan
Events and Notices
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March Bus Pass Sales
February 24 - March 13
8 am - 2 pm
PD Day (no classes)
Friday, March 20
Pancake Breakfast
Friday, March 27
Spring Break (no classes)
March 30 - April 2
Easter Friday (no classes)
Friday, April 3
Easter Monday (no classes)
Monday, April 6
First Day of Classes/Semester/Quarters
S1, Q1: September 2, 2014
Q2: November 3, 2014
S2, Q3: February 3, 2015
Q4: April 15, 2015
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Principal's Message
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Centre High Campus is a vibrant and active professional learning community. Students, teachers, support staff, and community partner’s work together to ensure a positive and supportive learning experience for all. Our school community places a focus on excellence and success for each student and celebrates our accomplishments. The fundamental purpose of our school is to see to it that all our students learn and succeed at their highest potential, recognizing that the future of our students depends upon our success. All our practices and actions align with this fundamental purpose. Read more...
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