DAILY SCHEDULE  SCHOOL YEAR 2024-2025

SCHOOL TERM 2024-2025

FOIP/Confidentiality of Information

For Students

Occasionally, the school receives requests from the public, such as parents or guardians regarding information about their child’s attendance or performance in school. If you are 18 years of age or older, or 17 years of age and living independently, information related to your school activities is confidential unless you provide permission to release information. You may already have provided this permission by completing the “release of information” section on your Centre High Campus application. You may, at any time, give the administration written permission for disclosure of information.

If you are under 18 years of age and not living independently, information may be released to your parent or guardian.

For Parents 

No one, including parents, can access information about students 18 years of age or older without written consent of the student. If you are positive the student has given written permission, please proceed to the Administration Office at Centre High Campus to make your request in person; photo identification must be shown so your identity can be verified. No information will be released over the phone.

Parking

There is NO student parking available at CHC. Parking is available downtown at public parking lots and meters. 

Public Transit

ETS bus and LRT services offer a viable alternative for student transportation.

Get your free ARC card from the Main Office and register it through SchoolZone.  Online purchase dates will be posted monthly. More information at myarc.ca

https://epsb.ca/schools/gettoschool/buspasses/ 

For bus schedule & route information, contact ETS  at 780-496-1600

For schedule & route information, visit  www.takeETS.com

Dressing For Success

At Edmonton Public Schools, students are expected to dress in a manner that reflects a positive sense of self within a welcoming, inclusive, safe and healthy learning environment. School expectations for student attire take into account a student’s right to fairness, dignity and respect and will not discriminate against students based on race, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, cultural observance, socio-economic status, or body type. As examples, clothing items including, but not limited to, durags, turbans, hijabs, and burkas are all acceptable and appropriate attire.

Dress code expectations will be implemented in a manner that empowers students to make decisions that promote a positive sense of self and contribute to a respectful learning environment.

In preparation for post-secondary education and the world of work, Centre High Campus students must also ensure they adhere to the following guidelines:

• Clothing should be suitable for modesty, and must not be decorated with images or lettering that would be offensive to students, staff or the public.
• Clothing which covers the chest, back and midriff is considered appropriate. Shirt/top should touch pants/skirt at the hipline or waistline. Clothing that covers undergarments at all times (including when bending down) is also part of the dress code at Centre High. Inside the school headwear will not be worn unless for religious or medical reasons. In situations where clothing is inappropriate, students will be asked to alter their dress, or they may be sent home. Please note, for health and safety concerns, students must wear shoes in the building at all times.

Electronic Device Search

If Edmonton Public School Board staff have reasonable grounds to believe that an electronic device contains evidence pertaining to a breach of the District’s Student Behaviour and Conduct Policy and/or the School Behaviour Policy, it is the expectation that students make available to school administration the unaltered contents of the permanent and/or removable memory of their cellular phone or electronic device.  Failure to make the contents available can be considered willful disobedience and is grounds for disciplinary action.

Acceptable Use of Computer Technology

It is expected that you will use sound judgment when using computer technology at Centre High Campus. In keeping with that expectation, behaviours such as the following are not acceptable:

• using school computers in a recreational manner; i.e. surfing the world wide web without an academic purpose;
• using a computer to harm other people or their work in any way;
• violating the privacy of others by viewing or altering work that is not your own without permission;
• interfering with the operation of the school network, local area network, district network, or the internet;
• installing illegal, harmful, or inappropriate software;
• violating copyright laws or plagiarizing;
• creating, viewing, sending, or displaying messages or pictures that are inappropriate to an educational environment;
• sharing passwords with another person;
• using school resources such as disk space, access time or paper for non-educational use;
• using computer technology for the purpose of cheating.

As a Centre High Campus student you should understand that your computer privileges are limited to the networks of Centre High Campus and Edmonton Public Schools. Centre High staff has the right to review any materials you may store on network space as well as any information you have acquired from the internet. You are held accountable for your actions. Contravention of the acceptable use policy may result in any or all of the following:

• termination of computer privileges;
• suspension from school;
• expulsion from school;
• expulsion from the Edmonton Public Schools system;
• criminal charges.

Due to health reasons, it is expected that students supply their own headsets for use with our computers.