Division Re-entry Strategy
Read our COVID-19 Division Re-entry Strategy for information about how we’re welcoming students and staff back into schools this September.We’re preparing to welcome students and staff back into schools this September.
We're Moving!
Starting this September, we’ll be moved and ready to welcome students to our new space! As of the 2020-21 school year, you’ll find us at the Alberta College Campus at 10050 MacDonald Drive NW, only a few blocks southeast of our current location.
All of us here at Centre High are excited to embrace this change and the opportunities that come with it. Working together, we’ll make this transition as seamless as possible for our students.
You can continue to contact us at our current location at the Boardwalk building until September 2020.
Registration 2020-21
Student Registration Over the Summer (July and August)
Because schools remain closed to students and visitors due to COVID-19, student registrations will now be submitted online. If you are 19 years of age or younger on September 1, 2020 and have attended high school for three years, you may qualify to attend Centre High Campus.
Our school will no longer accept printed registrations. Do not drop off student registration forms at the school.
HOW TO REGISTER
STEP 1: FILL OUT THE DIVISION REGISTRATION FORM AND THE CENTRE HIGH REGISTRATION FORM.
STEP 2: ATTACH BOTH FORMS AND SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION AND EMAIL TO CENTREHIGH@EPSB.CA
Documents to attach:
Please ensure that you are providing clearphotos and the entire page is visible for each document submitted.
** Don't forget to sign the Permissions page (page 4) of the Centre High Registration form. If you are under 18, have a parent or legal guardian sign for you.
Examples of accepted documentation:
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Legal proof of student’s name
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Confirmation of address
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- Canadian provincial birth certificate
- Canadian citizenship document
- passport
- student visa
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- driver's license
- utility bill
- home insurance
- property tax bill
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- In some cases, immigration documents (e.g. landed immigrant documentation or a Permanent Residence Card) may also be required. Visit Citizenship and Immigration Canada for more information.
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- In some cases, you may be asked to provide more than one of the above.
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OTHER WAY TO REGISTER
Phone the school 780-425-6753 between 9:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday to Friday to book an in-person registration.
Who We Are
Located in downtown Edmonton, Centre High Campus is a dynamic high school for fourth and fifth year students wanting to upgrade and explore post-secondary and career pathways. Not only do we provide programming for students to complete or upgrade their high school diploma requirements, we also allow any student a 'gap year' to explore and experience opportunities to help guide their future choices, build self-awareness, and develop key community, collaboration and leadership skills.
More than ever before, students must master a range of skills to ensure they are well prepared to face a complex world in evolving times. To accomplish these goals, Centre High and its staff continue to push the boundaries of learning and teaching designed to meet the needs of our students as they prepare for the next steps of their lives, involvement in their community, business, careers and post-secondary opportunities.
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Diploma and Final Marks Update
Diploma exemptions will be processed by provincial assessment in July prior to the transcript release date of July 17. Until the exemptions are processed diploma courses will show incomplete on the DAR and transcript. The diploma registrations are showing for provincial assessment to manage the exemption processes.
Please note that diploma courses may not be reported with an official mark on the transcript until the June diploma exam exemptions are processed by the July 17, 2020 transcript release date.
School Re-entry Resource for families
The Division has a new resource available for families to better understand how it is planning for a safe return to the classroom.
The resource includes a message from Superintendent Darrel Robertson.
Families will have a more detailed communication about returning to school by mid-August.
Changes to HS delivery for 2020-21 school year
For the 2020-21 school year, most of our high schools will move towards a quarterly schedule rather than a semester model.
The quarterly schedule means students may take up to two courses at a time:
* Students may take one subject in the morning and the other in the afternoon.
* Students will still receive the same amount of instructional time as they did in a
two-semester schedule.
* In-person classes will be 150 minutes each.
* Diploma exams will be held in November, January, April and June of each quarter.
Read more about these changes.
2020-21 Student Transportation Fees
The 2020-21 Student Transportation fee schedule is here. The latest schedule was approved by the Board of Trustees on April 28th. You can start purchasing your monthly bus passes when you pick up your timetable on the first week of September. Visit student transportation for more details.
Cancellation of April/June Diploma Examinations
Alberta Education has shared details on the cancellation of April/June Diploma examinations.
Read pertinent information here.
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