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Dear Parents and Students:
February is upon us, and with it, we commence with the second half of
the school year. It is a great opportunity to reflect upon our practices
and assess areas that require improvement. Our high school students
recently completed semester one. Second semester provides all
students a fresh start with new courses. We encourage you to do your
very best as the year progresses.
February 16th to 20th there is no school. Our teachers look forward to
attending Faith Days and the Annual Palliser Teachers’ Convention.
While the teachers are engaged in professional development, our
students and parents get a break from school. We wish you all an
enjoyable break.
We are in the process of preparing our 2015-2016 school year. Our
programs are under review with the goal of making improvements.
We will send out a parent survey in March to allow for your feedback.
We all are aware of the financial challenges confronting Alberta. The
impact upon Education moving forward in unknown at this time, but
we will keep you informed.
Our presentation schedule for the 2015-2016 school year is almost
complete. Please refer to our main website for times and dates near
you. If you plan on attending a session, we would encourage you to
bring along anyone you know who may be interested in Home
Education Programs.
O dear
Jesus,
I humbly implore You
to grant Your special
graces to our family.
May our home be the
shrine of peace,
purity, love,
labor and
faith.
I beg
You,
dear Jesus, to
protect and bless
all of us, absent
and present,
living and
dead.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Schooling @ Home Sessions
Focus Learning Support
Book Club
Family School Liaison
Councellor’s Corner
Happy Valentine’s Day to Everyone!
Funding Corner
Recreation Corner
Mr. Byrne
Principal
Charities
St. Valentine
Events
Graduation News
Centre for Learning@HOME
Schooling @HOME Sessions
2015
There is no cost for these sessions - All family members welcome!
DATE
EVENT
VENUE
Wednesday
March 18
Open House
1:00-4:00 pm
CAMROSE
Stoney Creek Centre
5320 39 Ave
Wednesday
March 18
Information Session
6:30 pm
MEDICINE HAT
Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre Cutbanks Room
401 First St SE
Thursday
March 19
Open House
1:00-4:00 pm
EDMONTON
The Centre for Learning@HOME Office
#100, 10634 178 Street NW
Monday
March 23
Information Session
7:00 pm
SLAVE LAKE
Northern Lakes College
Council Chambers
1201 Main Street SE
Tuesday
March 24
Information Session
7:00 pm
LA CRETE
La Crete Heritage Centre
Wednesday
March 25
Open House
1:00-3:00 pm
MANNING
St. James the Major
Roman Catholic Church
#208 - 5th Avenue
Wednesday
March 25
Information Session
7:00 pm
PEACE RIVER
Kinsmen Arena
9810 - 73rd Avenue
Thursday
March 26
Open House
12:00-2:00 pm
FAIRVIEW
GPRC Fairview Campus
Admin Centre-FAC 144
11235 98th Avenue
Thursday
March 26
Information Session
7:00 pm
WHITECOURT
Forest Interpretive Centre
3002 - 33 Street
Friday
April 10
Open House
3:00-7:00 pm
RED DEER
Deer Park Alliance Church
2960 39 Street
Friday
April 10
Information Session
5:30 pm
RED DEER
Deer Park Alliance Church
2960 39 Street
Saturday
April 11
Open House
10:00-2:00 pm
RED DEER
Deer Park Alliance Church
2960 39 Street
Saturday
April 11
Information Session
12:30 pm
RED DEER
Deer Park Alliance Church
2960 39 Street
Tuesday
April 14
Open House
2:30-4:30 pm
TABER
Taber Public Library-Program Room
5415 50 Avenue
Tuesday
April 14
Information Session
7:00 pm
RAYMOND
Raymond Seniors Centre
Wild Rose Room
55 East 100 North
Centre for Learning@HOME
Schooling @HOME Sessions
2015
DATE
EVENT
Wednesday
April 15
Open House
1:00-3:00 pm
Wednesday
April 15
Open House
2:30-4:30 pm
Wednesday
April 15
Information Session
7:00 pm
Thursday
April 16
Open House
1:00-3:00 pm
Thursday
April 16
Information Session
7:00 pm
Tuesday
April 21
Information Session
7:00 pm
Wednesday
April 22
Information Session
7:00 pm
Wednesday
April 22
HIGH SCHOOL
Information Session
7:00 pm
Wednesday
April 22
Open House
1:00-4:00 pm
Wednesday
April 22
Information Session
7:00 pm
Thursday
April 23
HIGH SCHOOL
Information Session
7:00 pm
Thursday
April 23
Information Session
7:00 pm
Tuesday
May 5
NEW TO HOMESCHOOLING
6:30 pm
Wednesday
May 6
NEW TO HOMESCHOOLING
7:00 pm
Thursday
May 7
Open House
&
Swim Event
1:00-4:00 pm
VENUE
CARDSTON
Cardston Civic Centre
67-3rd Avenue West
OKOTOKS
The Centre for Learning@HOME Office
#261-200 Southridge Drive
BELLEVUE (Crowsnest Pass)
MDM Community Centre-Meeting Rm 11
2802-222 Street
FORT MACLEOD
The Fort: Museum of NWMP
Rotary Theatre
219 Jerry Potts Blvd (25 Street)
LETHBRIDGE
Crossings Branch Library
255 Britannia Blvd West
CALGARY (SOUTH)
Trico Centre
Multi-Purpose Room 7/8
11150 Bonaventure Dr SE
EDMONTON
The Centre for Learning@HOME Office
#100, 10634 178 Street NW
CALGARY (SOUTH)
First Alliance Church
Harvest Room "C"
12345 40 Street SE
FORT MCMURRAY
MacDonald Island Park
Suncor Leisure Centre-Fireside Room
1 C.A. Knight Way
FORT MCMURRAY
MacDonald Island Park
Suncor Leisure Centre-Fireside Room
1 C.A. Knight Way
EDMONTON
The Centre for Learning@HOME Office
#100, 10634 178 Street NW
CALGARY (NORTH)
Huntington Hills Community Association Curling Lounge
520 - 78 Avenue NW
CALGARY (SOUTH)
Fish Creek Public Library
3rd Floor Meeting Room
11161 Bonaventure Drive SE
EDMONTON
The Centre for Learning@HOME Office
#100, 10634 178 Street NW
LETHBRIDGE
Holiday Inn Express
Stafford Room
120 Stafford Drive
DATE
EVENT
VENUE
Thursday
May 7
Information Session
6:30 pm
RED DEER
Red Deer Public Library
Downtown Branch-Snell Auditorium
4818 - 49th Street
Wednesday
May 13
Open House
1:00-4:00 pm
Thursday
May 14
Open House
12:00-3:00 pm
Thursday
May 14
Information Session
7:00 pm
Wednesday
May 20
HIGH SCHOOL
Information Session
7:00 pm
Thursday
May 21
HIGH SCHOOL
Information Session
7:00 pm
Wednesday
May 27
Information Session
7:00 pm
Tuesday
June 2
Information Session
7:00 pm
Wednesday
June 3
HIGH SCHOOL
Information Session
1:00 pm
Wednesday
June 3
Information Session
7:00 pm
Tuesday
June 9
Information Session
7:00 pm
RED DEER
Collicutt Centre-Meeting Room C
3031 - 30 Avenue
Wednesday
June 10
Information Session
7:00 pm
EDMONTON
The Centre for Learning@HOME Office
#100, 10634 178 Street NW
Tuesday
June 16
NEW TO HOMESCHOOLING
7:00 pm
EDMONTON
The Centre for Learning@HOME Office
#100, 10634 178 Street NW
Wednesday
June 17
NEW TO HOMESCHOOLING
7:00 pm
CALGARY (NORTH)
Village Square Leisure Centre
Rundle Room
2623 56 Street NE
CALGARY (SOUTH)
Southland Leisure Centre
2000 Southland Drive SW
CALGARY (NORTH)
Cardel Place: Proshop Room
11950 Country Village Link NE
MEDICINE HAT
Medicine Hat Lodge
1051 Ross Glen Dr SE
CALGARY (SOUTH)
First Alliance Church
Harvest Room "C"
12345 40 Street SE
EDMONTON
The Centre for Learning@HOME Office
#100, 10634 178 Street NW
GRANDE PRAIRIE
Coca Cola Centre:
Stanford Meeting Room B
#6 Knowledge Way
CALGARY (SOUTH)
Trico Centre
Multi-Purpose Room 5/6
11150 Bonaventute Dr. SE
EDMONTON
The Centre for Learning@HOME Office
#100, 10634 178 Street NW
CALGARY (NORTH)
Silver Springs Community Hall
Sunrise Room
5720 Silver Ridge Dr. NW
Information Session:
An Information Session includes a detailed formal PowerPoint presentation about Centre for
Learning@HOME offerings followed by general questions and then breakout individual family meetings afterwards. These
sessions generally run from an hour to an hour and half in length.
Open House: An Open House allows parents and students to drop-in and meet informally with staff members.
The
discussion is more personalized and may include small group question and answer opportunities and a more general discussion on
programs and program delivery options.
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COUNSELLOR’S CORNER
Mr. Leonard Quilty
Guidance Counsellor
Phone: (403) 938-4119 ext. 2237
Toll Free Phone: 1-800-659-1945
Email: [email protected]
Ms. Caroline St-Pierre
Student Services
(403) 938-4119 ext. 2236
1-800-659-1945 ext. 2236
Email: [email protected]
Greetings from the counselling office!
Hope you had a successful first semester, and are eager to get going on your school work for the
second semester. The school year is going by quickly. Carpe diem!
For grade 12 students, post-secondary applications and scholarship deadlines are approaching!
If you would like to go on to post-secondary studies in September, 2015, please make sure you
check when the application deadline is for the particular school to which you are applying.
For the U of C, for example, depending on the program, the deadline is April 1 or May 1, 2015.
For SAIT, programs fill up on a first come first served basis as they have a continuous selection
process, so it is best to apply early to make sure you will get into your desired program. Check
their website (www.sait.ca). SAIT is holding an Open House on Feb. 6 and 7, 2015.
For NAIT, please check their website (www.nait.ca) for a listing of their application deadlines.
Please call or email me if you would like some guidance with this.
Info Week 2015 at NAIT is occurring Feb. 9-12.
The Rutherford scholarship application deadline is May 1, 2015 if you are planning on attending
post-secondary studies in September, 2015. For post-secondary studies starting in January, 2016,
you must apply by December 1, 2015.
Note: You must apply for this scholarship - it is not automatic.
Please go to this link for more information:
http://alis.alberta.ca/pdf/scholarships/RutherfordScholarship.pdf
If you require any assistance with your high school planning, please do not hesitate to contact the
guidance office.
Good luck with the new semester!
Mr. Leonard Quilty
Guidance Counsellor
COUNSELLOR’S CORNER
Other Scholarships
ACT or SAT
If you need ACT or SAT scores for entry to U.S. colleges or universities, do it now! Some U.S. colleges and universities have their
first round of applicants qualified in November and December. Go to www.collegeboard.org
IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES
January 5 – ongoing – Application deadlines for various awards and scholarships at the U of Calgary
http://www.ucalgary.ca/studentfinance/dates
February 6 and 7, 2015 SAIT – Winter Open House
– Learn about the variety of career paths you can pursue at SAIT Polytechnic. For more information check out www.sait.ca/openhouse
February 9 – 12, 2015 NAIT – INFO Week
INFO Week is a series of free information sessions where you learn about program curriculum and career opportunities. For
more information check out http://www.nait.ca/44526_90149.htm
February 23 – Deadline to apply for the Schulich Leader Scholarships at the U of A. Minimum award average of 95%+ in grades 10,
11 and 12.
http://www.registrarsoffice.ualberta.ca/en/Scholarships-and-Awards/Entrance-Awards/Schulich.aspx
Note: For the application deadlines listed below, please check with the school to verify the date.
March 1 – Deadline to apply to the U of L for Nursing. www.uleth.ca.
March 1 – Deadline to apply to the U of A for: BA – Criminology, Business, Education, Medical Lab Science, Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Physical Education and Recreation and Bilingual B Comm. www.ualberta.ca
April 1 – Deadline to apply at the U of C for Arts (Dance), Education, Engineering, Medicine (BHSc), Nursing. Visit www.ucalgary.ca
for more information.
May 1 – Deadline to apply at the U of C for all programs except Arts (Dance), Education, Engineering, Medicine (BHSc), Nursing.
Visit www.ucalgary.ca for more information.
May 1 – Deadline to apply to the U of L for Environmental Science. www.uleth.ca.
May 1 – Deadline to apply to the U of A for Nursing. Visit www.ualberta.ca for more information.
June 1 – Deadline to apply to the U of L, except for Nursing, Pre-Engineering, and Environmental Science. www.uleth.ca.
July 4 – Deadline to apply for the Eldon Foote Track and Field Scholarship at the U of A. www.registrar.ualberta.ca/awards
Please contact me if you have any questions.
God bless and peace to you all.
Mr. Leonard Quilty
Some Alberta Universities/Colleges Websites:
www.ucalgary.ca
www.uleth.ca
www.acad.ca
www.mytroyal.ca
www.lethbridgecollege.ca
www.sait.ca
www.nait.ca
www.ualberta.ca
www.stmu.ab.ca
www.macewan.ca
http://rdc.ab.ca
www.mhc.ab.ca
www.gprc.ab.ca
Check out these websites for scholarship and post-secondary information:
www.alis.gov.ab.ca
www.aucc.ca
www.studentawards.com
www.scholarshipscanada.com
www.tradesecrets.alberta.ca
www.schoolfinder.com
www.canlearn.ca
Vision Statement
To be the provincial leader in recreation programming to homeschoolers.
Mission Statement
To inspire a well rounded recreation experience through quality opportunities for fun
and engaged learning.
To register for an
Event CLICK THIS LINK or go
to our website:
http://albertahomeeducation.ca
/news-events/
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
Calgary
Calgary
January 5, 6, 12, 13 –- Cooking
Classes
January 7 - Telus Spark Day
January 14 - Nakiska Lessons
Edmonton
Edmonton
TBA
Medicine Hat/ Lethbridge
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Medicine Hat/ —Lethbridge
January 6 & 8 - M.H.
Curling
January 9, 16 & 23 - -L. Wall Climbing
Registration for most of the
mentioned events are
already open for registration!
Please ensure the information you are entering on
the Gift Tool registration input screen is accurate
and complete. Especially your email and contact
numbers because this is how you will receive any
additional information about events or event
cancellations.
Also, if you use a different email than the one CFL
has on file it may not register properly.
Please use the same email we have on file.
Thank you.
Calgary Events
Sun
1
8
15
22
Mon
2
Parkour
Tue
Wed
3
Spaceport
Museum
Quickdraw
4
Parkour
9
Parkour
Science
Fair
10
Nakiska
16
Family Day
Thu
Fri
Sat
5
Quickdraw
6
7
11
Parkour
12
Quickdraw
13
14
17
Faith Days
18
Faith Days
No School
No School
20
Teacher
Convention
No School
21
No School
19
Teacher
Convention
No School
23
Parkour
24
Calgary
Tower
Quickdraw
25
Parkour
26
Quickdraw
27
28
CPO
Quickdraw
Erin Schultz
Recreation Coordinator
The Centre for Learning@Home
Office: 403-938-4119 ext 2277
Cell: 403-483-8992
Email: [email protected]
Red Deer Events
Sun
Tue
Mon
Wed
Wed
Thu
Thu
Fri
Fri
Sat
Sat
1
5
Quickdraw
2
6
3
7
7
11
Skating
Parkour
8
12
Quickdraw
9
13
10
14
13
17
Faith Days
14
18
Skating
Faith Days
No School
No School
16
20
Teacher
Convention
No School
17
21
No School
15
19
Sports Day
Teacher
Convention
No School
18
22
19
23
Parkour
20
24
Calgary
Tower
Quickdraw
21
25
Parkour
22
26
Quickdraw
23
27
24
28
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
1
4
8
11
15
2
Parkour
3
Spaceport
Museum
Quickdraw
4
Parkour
5
9
Skating
Parkour
Science
Fair
6
10
Nakiska
12
16
Skating
Family Day
CPO
Quickdraw
Erin Schultz / Samantha Quantz
Recreation Coordinators
The Centre for Learning@Home
Office: 403-938-4119 ext 2277/ 780-481-5670
Cell: 403-483-8992
Edmonton Events
Sun
Tue
Mon
Wed
Thu
Fri
1
1
2
3
2
Snowshoeing Drama
A
7
Christmas
Story
3
4
5
4
SLAM!
Rainforest
Poetry
SLAM!
Poetry
7
8
8
9
10
9
A
-Symphony
Christmas
-Intro
to
Carol
Synchro
Swim
11
10
Edmonton
Science
Fair
12
11
13
12
13
14
Christmas
Rainforest
West Edm
Connections
Open House Trip
Nutcracker
14
15
16
15
Family Day
17
16
DramaDays
Faith
5
18
17
19
18
Faith Days Teacher
Convention
20
19
Teacher
Convention
No School
No School
No School
No School
No School
21
22
22
23
24
23
Drama 8
25
24
Ice
Skating
Party
26
25
Lights &
Shadows
27
26
Ukrainian
Village
Easter
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Samantha Quantz
Recreation Coordinator
The Centre for Learning@Home
Office: 780-481-5670
Email: [email protected]
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Ft Edm
Fur Trade
Christmas
Sat
6
7
20
21
27
28
Medicine Hat
Hat && Lethbridge
Lethbridge Events
Events
Medicine
Sun
Sun
1
Tue
Tue
Mon
Mon
12
1
Wed
Wed
Thu
Thu
23
2
1
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4
Lethbridge Lethbridge
Medicine
Med
Medicine
Hat Hat
Hat
Art Classes Basketball
LAUGH Club
Club
LAUGH
Science &
Discovery Day
7
4
87
14
14
11
15
56
67
2
3
5
6
Lethbridge
Basketball
10
11
12
13
10
11
12
13
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8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Lethbridge
M.H.Hat
Curling Lethbridge
Med
Hat
Med
Nutcracker
Climbing
Art
Classes Science Fair
15
15
12
16
17
17
14
18
M.H.
Family
Day
16
16
13
17
M.H.
Faith
Days
Basketball
Gr. 4-6
Wall
M.H. LAUGH
Club
Medicine
M.H.
Faith
Days
Hat
Basketball
Skating & Craft
Gr. 7-9
Party
18
18
15
19
Lethbridge
M.H.
Teacher
Skating & Craft
Basketball
Convention
Party
Gr. 4-6
19
19
16
20
Lethbridge
Teacher
Climbing
Convention
20
20
17
21
Wall
No School
No School
No School
No School
No School
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22
19
23
MedM.H.
Hat
Climbing
Art
Classes
23
23
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24
Lethbridge
Med
Hat
Curling
Art Classes
24
24
21
25
Lethbridge
Rock
& Roll
Physical
Literacy
25
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27
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26
27
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Lethbridge
Med
Hat
Curling
Climbing
Tarzan
High
Wall
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Musical
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30
30
27
31
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28
29
Wall
28
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Sat
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M.H.
Curling
Med Hat
Art Classes Art Classes
Basketball
Gr. 7-9
21
21
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22
Fri
Fri
Literacy
M.H.
Climbing
Wall
Susan French
Recreation Coordinator
The Centre for Learning@Home
Cell: 403-915-6279
Email: [email protected]
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HAVE YOU COMPLETED 12 YEARS OF EDUCATION?
ARE YOU GRADUATING THIS YEAR?
A GRADUATION NEWSLETTER WILL BE MAILED OUT BY
FRIDAY, JANUARY 30.
PLEASE ADVISE US IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED IT BY
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7.
It will direct you to an Online Graduation Reply Sheet
WHICH MUST BE COMPLETED AND RETURNED BY
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26 TO REGISTER FOR
GRADUATION 2015.
GRADUATION – STEP BY STEP – Friday, June 5, 2015
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Before Grad, you get your individual photos done
We have a photographer and you can book an appointment
Our colours are blue and gold (see picture on right)
Our tassels are gold to
You must wear the cap to graduate so make sure your hair do will fit under it
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St. James Church, Okotoks is where the ceremony takes place
Rehearsals start at 11 am – Only Grads allowed in Church
Make sure you eat before you arrive
Rehearsals, gowning and group photo take place
Snacks and Drinks are available for Grads
Families arrive at church at 1 pm and must be seated by 1:15 pm
Ceremony starts at 1:30 pm
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The ceremony ends before 4 pm
Exact timings change as it depends on the number of students
graduating
We go outside for the cap toss photo
Everyone leaves to get ready for the evening
You can use the Okotoks Community Centre to get dressed if you
wish
The banquet is held at The Foothills Centennial Centre, Okotoks
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Doors open at 5:30 pm
Please be seated by 5:45 pm
Grand March of the Graduate 6 pm
Buffet Supper 6:30 pm
Speeches and toasts
Dance starts at 8 pm
Last year’s theme was Venetian Masquerade
FAQ’s
Where do we stay?
We have a few hotels in Okotoks and some people stay in High River or Calgary. Please Google to find one. Okotoks has
a Best Western (1-800-218-9312) and a Lakeview Inns and Suites (1-866-500-4938). Book early!
Can we have Grad photos taken?
Yes, we receive the gowns around the Tuesday before the Grad. You have the option of booking the photos through us or
finding your own photographer and picking up your cap and gown to have your photos taken.
What happens before the ceremony starts at 1:30 pm?
Grads arrive at the church at 11 am – NO LATER – we lock the doors. We do a rehearsal, gowning, then we take a group
photo. Everyone will get a group photo from the school. Parents are not permitted to stay at this time as this is the
preparation for the ceremony and we want it to be a big surprise. Families must be seated by 1:15 pm.
What do I wear for the ceremony?
Female Grads - We suggest shorts and a t-shirt as it gets very hot. Your gown will cover you to below your knees. Do not
wear anything that shows below your gown.
Male Grads, do not wear your suit, you will find it TOO warm! Pants and a short sleeved shirt would be good to keep you
cool. Wear a tie as it looks good under the gown.
What do I wear for the banquet?
Women – Wear all sorts of smart clothes, from long and full ball gowns to long straight dresses, to short evening or
cocktail dresses. It is up to you.
Men – Wear suits, jacket and tie, some wear short sleeve shirts underneath. Some wear tuxedos!
Where do I get my hair done?
Some students arrive with it already done for the Grad Ceremony. Remember you HAVE to wear a cap. Your big hair
dos might get flattened so think about this. Some students book an appointment in Okotoks after the ceremony. There is
about 2 hours between the ceremony and the banquet.
What are the timings for the day?
Last year’s timings are shown on the first page but are subject to change. Please check the January Grad newsletter for
finalized details.
What are the costs?
We try to keep the costs as low as possible. These numbers are approximate because we have to get the costs from
the people who supply us. Any changes would be minimal.
Ceremony, church, gowns, group photo - $80
Banquet – Decorations, rentals, food, etc. - $30 per adult and $20 per child under 12 years of age. Children 2 and under
are free.
How many people can we bring to the church and banquet?
Church – Anyone, loads of space. No maximum.
Banquet – We have room for 485 people max! Fire regulations dictate this. We give out around 4-6 tickets for certain for
each Graduate. When we know final numbers we issue any spare tickets. Last year, we seated everyone! The Grad must
have a ticket as well.
Do we have to bring a partner?
Not at all, some people bring a partner but the majority come alone! You meet all your fellow students and have a great
time.
How will I fit in if I am shy?
You will not have an issue. We have lots of people who have worked online all through their education. Everyone is
very welcoming. We truly are blessed to have such a wonderful group of students.
I do not dance!
Not a problem. Everyone joins in and has fun including the teachers! It is up to you if you dance or not, but no
one minds how you dance, we just enjoy each other’s company!
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*IMPORTANT REMINDER*
The Centre for Learning@Home and St. Paul’s Academy
main office has moved.
OUR MAILING ADDRESS:
Box 137, Okotoks, T1S 1A4
Main Office Phone
#403-938-4119 or 1-800-659-1945
Please use our mailing address to send your
expense claims, text books or other correspondence.
To contact a teacher or education assistant
call 403-938-8046 and then enter their
extension number.
OUR PHYSICAL ADDRESS:
261-200 Southridge Dr., Okotoks
(located beside Rylie's Cattle Barn in
Westmount)
Fax Lines
Teacher -403-938-8070
General – 403-938-2657
Registration – 403-938-8563
Please use our physical address to drop
off/pick up text books, expense claims or
courier services.
Please be sure to include recipient fax so we
can distribute correctly.