Handbook

REGISTRATION
Students commencing attendance must:

• Complete a registration form
• Supply a copy of Birth Certificate
• Provide a copy of the most recent report card, if available
• School Fees:  Grades 1-6 = $60.00 Grades 7-9 = $75.00 

OFF CAMPUS SCHEDULE

Olds Office:    Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.    (follows CESD calendar)

Weekly meetings with the teacher should be arranged by contacting Chelsie Hopfe at 403-586-4563 or chopfe@chinooksedge.ab.ca. 

 **To access the calendar click on the EVENTS CALENDAR link on our homepage.                

COMMUNICATION

Communication between parents and the Off Campus Learning Centre should be happening on a regular basis (weekly if possible), through phone calls, emails and pre-arranged appointments.  

You can reach the Off Campus Learning Centre by calling (403) 586-4563 (cell) or (403) 556-8606, fax us at (403) 556-8683 or email chopfe@chinooksedge.ab.ca

 

E-MAIL US

 Chelsie Hopfe - chopfe@chinooksedge.ab.ca

 Janine Becker – jbecker@chinooksedge.ab.ca          

Off Campus Learning Centre office - och@chinooksedge.ab.ca

STAFF LIST

Daryl Brown- Principal

 Chelsie Hopfe - Grades 1-9

 Mary Wilson – Administrative  Assistant

PROGRESS

Students achieve progress on a continual basis.  Junior high school students should be completing an equivalent of 2 core courses per semester. Students, who do not comply with minimum rates of progress, will meet with facilitators in order to rectify the situation.  If all efforts fail, then the student will be recommended to pursue an alternative form of schooling.  Students course work (modules) will be worth 70% and final exams will be worth 30% of the overall student grade.

STUDENT PORTFOLIO

Students are encouraged to create a portfolio appropriate to their grade level.  This will include dated samples of student work and other evidence of other learning experiences.  The student will share his/her portfolio with an Off Campus facilitator.

ELEMENTARY PROGRAM

The elementary program includes the following:

• Mathematics
• Language Arts
• Social Studies
• Science

The facilitators provide the materials, evaluations, and instruction for the four core courses.

 

JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAM

 The Junior High program includes the following:

• Mathematics
• Language Arts
• Science
• Social Studies

  The facilitators provide the materials, evaluations, and instruction for the four core courses

 
TESTING

All grade 3, 6, and 9 students are able to write the Provincial Achievement exams required by Alberta Learning through the Off Campus program or at the Off Campus Learning Centre.  Results of the tests will be made available to students/parents.