Ross Sheppard Registration Deadlines
- Enrollment passports and registration forms are handed out to our Grade 10 and 11 students on April 4.
- All enrollment passports and registration forms require a parent signature. Forms must be returned to the school in order to complete the registration process so course selection can take place. The signed forms must be returned by April 9 for our current Grade 10 and Grade 11. On April 9-11 the in-school registration process will take place.
- Enrollment passports completed by junior high school students must be submitted to a student's high school of choice no later than April 15.
- Grade 9 students who are entering grade 10 and current Ross Sheppard students who wish to take summer school can register online at Metro Continuing Education. Contact Metro Continuing Education for more information.
- Keep your receipt of registration if you intend to use the summer school course as a prerequisite for a course you are selecting next year.
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Ross Sheppard Registration Deadlines |
- Enrollment passports and registration forms are handed out to our Grade 10 and 11 students on April 4.
- All enrollment passports and registration forms require a parent signature. Forms must be returned to the school in order to complete the registration process so course selection can take place. The signed forms must be returned by April 9 for our current Grade 10 and Grade 11. On April 9-11 the in-school registration process will take place.
- Enrollment passports completed by junior high school students must be submitted to a student's high school of choice no later than April 15.
- Grade 9 students who are entering grade 10 and current Ross Sheppard students who wish to take summer school can register online at Metro Continuing Education. Contact Metro Continuing Education for more information.
- Keep your receipt of registration if you intend to use the summer school course as a prerequisite for a course you are selecting next year.
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High School Enrollment at Edmonton Public Schools
Here's what Jr. High students need to know before applying to your preferred high school. Be sure to have other options in case you aren't able to attend your first choice of school.
- Enrollment passports must be submitted to the high school of your choice by April 15.
- If you are new to Edmonton Public Schools, please ensure your registration form is submitted to the high school of your choice by April 15.
- After April 15, students who have not yet pre-enrolled may have limited options for available high schools.
- If student applications exceed this limit of available space, then not all applicants can be accommodated.
- High schools that are over-subscribed will have a random selection conducted by District administration to determine which applicants from outside the designated attendance area can be accommodated.
- The process for random selections will be initiated on April 17 and completed shortly thereafter. Students who were not selected to the high school of their choice will be able to attend their designated attendance area high school or any other school with remaining space.
- Students currently enrolled in language immersion or bilingual programs will be guaranteed admission to high schools that offer continuity of programming.
- Every attendance area high school offers enrichment programming through either the International Baccalaureate or Advanced Placement program.
- Contact your preferred high school or the high school in your neighbourhood for more information.
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High School Enrollment at Edmonton Public Schools |
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Here's what Jr. High students need to know before applying to your preferred high school. Be sure to have other options in case you aren't able to attend your first choice of school.
- Enrollment passports must be submitted to the high school of your choice by April 15.
- If you are new to Edmonton Public Schools, please ensure your registration form is submitted to the high school of your choice by April 15.
- After April 15, students who have not yet pre-enrolled may have limited options for available high schools.
- If student applications exceed this limit of available space, then not all applicants can be accommodated.
- High schools that are over-subscribed will have a random selection conducted by District administration to determine which applicants from outside the designated attendance area can be accommodated.
- The process for random selections will be initiated on April 17 and completed shortly thereafter. Students who were not selected to the high school of their choice will be able to attend their designated attendance area high school or any other school with remaining space.
- Students currently enrolled in language immersion or bilingual programs will be guaranteed admission to high schools that offer continuity of programming.
- Every attendance area high school offers enrichment programming through either the International Baccalaureate or Advanced Placement program.
- Contact your preferred high school or the high school in your neighbourhood for more information.
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2013-14 Registration
Course Selection
Registering for each grade in high school requires you to choose courses that you need and courses that interest you. At Ross Sheppard High School you are expected to register for a full schedule.
We have a number of documents that can help you with your course selection. Below you'll find the updated Edmonton Public Schools High School Program Guide, a district-wide guide to high school programs and courses, the Ross Sheppard Program Guide, which provides details on all of the courses available at Shep, and the Ross Sheppard view book, which gives an overview of what is offered at our school. Use these documents to help you choose the courses that are right for you.
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Course Selection
Registering for each grade in high school requires you to choose courses that you need and courses that interest you. At Ross Sheppard High School you are expected to register for a full schedule.
We have a number of documents that can help you with your course selection. Below you'll find the updated Edmonton Public Schools High School Program Guide, a district-wide guide to high school programs and courses, the Ross Sheppard Program Guide, which provides details on all of the courses available at Shep, and the Ross Sheppard view book, which gives an overview of what is offered at our school. Use these documents to help you choose the courses that are right for you.
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Annual Open House & Information Sessions
2013 GENERAL OPEN HOUSE INFORMATION
We had a great Open House on March 13, 2013. The evening was well-attended and with a lot of things happening, we hope you were able to see a lot of what's going on at Shep, grab some cotton candy and get your picture in the Photo Booth!
For those of you who missed the evening or wanted to look back on the information, here are some of the details about the Open House:
As well, you can click here to view the Principal's presentation from Mr. Suderman.
2013 OPEN HOUSE DATES
IB (International Baccalaureate), French Immersion, and Mandarin Information Evening
Wednesday, February 13, 2013 @ 7:00 PM.
Ross Sheppard Open House
Wednesday, March 13, 2013 @ 6:30 PM.
Each year we host a school open house to give you an opportunity to learn first hand what you can expect to find at Ross Sheppard School. You won't be disappointed; we've got lots to offer!
Be sure to come see everything that Shep has to offer and check out the information sessions on specialized programming such as International Baccalaureate (IB), French Immersion, the Edmonton Public Schools Skill Centre, and our Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP).
We hope you'll come out to see what Thunderbird spirit is all about!
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Annual Open House & Information Sessions |
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2013 GENERAL OPEN HOUSE INFORMATION
We had a great Open House on March 13, 2013. The evening was well-attended and with a lot of things happening, we hope you were able to see a lot of what's going on at Shep, grab some cotton candy and get your picture in the Photo Booth!
For those of you who missed the evening or wanted to look back on the information, here are some of the details about the Open House:
As well, you can click here to view the Principal's presentation from Mr. Suderman.
2013 OPEN HOUSE DATES
IB (International Baccalaureate), French Immersion, and Mandarin Information Evening
Wednesday, February 13, 2013 @ 7:00 PM.
Ross Sheppard Open House
Wednesday, March 13, 2013 @ 6:30 PM.
Each year we host a school open house to give you an opportunity to learn first hand what you can expect to find at Ross Sheppard School. You won't be disappointed; we've got lots to offer!
Be sure to come see everything that Shep has to offer and check out the information sessions on specialized programming such as International Baccalaureate (IB), French Immersion, the Edmonton Public Schools Skill Centre, and our Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP).
We hope you'll come out to see what Thunderbird spirit is all about! |
Ross Sheppard Enrollment Guidelines
- Ross Sheppard is a district site for International Baccalaureate programming and any qualified student may apply for the program.
- Ross Sheppard is a district site for French Immersion programming and any qualified student will be accepted into the program, provided we have the space to accommodate additional students.
- Ross Sheppard is also a district site for the Chinese Bilingual programming and any qualified student will be accepted into the program, provided we have the space to accommodate additional students.
- Incoming Grade 10 students who live within our designated attendance area will be accepted.
- Incoming Grade 10 students who live outside of our designated attendance area may apply to be accepted.
- Grade 11 and 12 students who live outside of our designated attendance area may apply to be accepted.
- The sibling exception rule applies only if siblings are registered in the same school for the same year.
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Ross Sheppard Enrollment Guidelines |
- Ross Sheppard is a district site for International Baccalaureate programming and any qualified student may apply for the program.
- Ross Sheppard is a district site for French Immersion programming and any qualified student will be accepted into the program, provided we have the space to accommodate additional students.
- Ross Sheppard is also a district site for the Chinese Bilingual programming and any qualified student will be accepted into the program, provided we have the space to accommodate additional students.
- Incoming Grade 10 students who live within our designated attendance area will be accepted.
- Incoming Grade 10 students who live outside of our designated attendance area may apply to be accepted.
- Grade 11 and 12 students who live outside of our designated attendance area may apply to be accepted.
- The sibling exception rule applies only if siblings are registered in the same school for the same year.
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