Calendar & Events

The school office opens after summer break from 8am-3:30pm.

No students attend.

No students attend.

No students attend.

No students attend

A welcome back assembly is planned for 2:30pm. 

In Parkland School Division, Orange Shirt Day is a legacy project with a focus on commemorating the residential school experience, to witness and honour the healing journey of the survivors and their families, and to commit to the ongoing process of reconciliation. Students in schools were typically invited to wear an orange shirt that day and some classroom instruction as well as school or classroom events were created to honour the spirit of the day. 

This school year, Orange Shirt Day will be observed on Friday, September 27, 2024. PSD’s Instructional Services team is working together with schools to develop and share resources for teachers to use leading up to the day, enabling school-based staff to work with students to raise awareness and educate about the meaning of Truth and Reconciliation and the 94 Calls to Action.

Learn more about Indigenous Education at PSD.

No students attend

The creation of a national day of Truth and Reconciliation was one of the 94 recommendations in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s final report, released in June 2015. The day itself was officially created as a federal statutory holiday on June 3, 2021 when Bill C-5 was passed by both houses of Parliament.

An assembly is scheduled for 2:15pm

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No school for ADCS students

Celebrating literacy and our dedicated library staff.

For the current Diploma Exams schedule, please visit Alberta's Administering diploma exams web page.

The Grade 12 Diploma Examinations Program has three main purposes:

• To certify the level of individual student achievement in selected Grade 12 courses;
• To ensure that provincewide standards of achievement are maintained; and,
• To report individual and group results.

This is occasionally observed by some Grade 9 students.

An assembly is scheduled for 2:15pm

A Remembrance Day assembly will be held at 10:45am.

Métis Week celebrates the heritage, history and contributions of Métis people to Alberta and Canada with events held across the province

Métis Week celebrates the heritage, history and contributions of Métis people to Alberta and Canada with events held across the province

Métis Week celebrates the heritage, history and contributions of Métis people to Alberta and Canada with events held across the province

Métis Week celebrates the heritage, history and contributions of Métis people to Alberta and Canada with events held across the province

Métis Week celebrates the heritage, history and contributions of Métis people to Alberta and Canada with events held across the province

An assembly is scheduled for 2:15pm.

An assembly is scheduled for 2:15pm.

For the current Diploma Exams schedule, please visit Alberta's Administering diploma exams web page.

The Grade 12 Diploma Examinations Program has three main purposes:

• To certify the level of individual student achievement in selected Grade 12 courses;
• To ensure that provincewide standards of achievement are maintained; and,
• To report individual and group results.

Tests occur throughout the month. For the current PAT Schedule, please visit Alberta's Provincial Achievement Tests web page.

For the current Diploma Exams schedule, please visit Alberta's Administering diploma exams web page.

The Grade 12 Diploma Examinations Program has three main purposes:

• To certify the level of individual student achievement in selected Grade 12 courses;
• To ensure that provincewide standards of achievement are maintained; and,
• To report individual and group results.

Tests occur throughout the month. For the current PAT Schedule, please visit Alberta's Provincial Achievement Tests web page.

For the current Diploma Exams schedule, please visit Alberta's Administering diploma exams web page.

The Grade 12 Diploma Examinations Program has three main purposes:

• To certify the level of individual student achievement in selected Grade 12 courses;
• To ensure that provincewide standards of achievement are maintained; and,
• To report individual and group results.

Tests occur throughout the month. For the current PAT Schedule, please visit Alberta's Provincial Achievement Tests web page.

An assembly is scheduled for 2:15pm. 

No students attend school.

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No school for students.

No school for students.

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To learn more about Pink Shirt Day, visit www.pinkshirtday.ca.

An assembly is scheduled for 2:15pm. 

Details TBD

No school for students.

No school.

For the current Diploma Exams schedule, please visit Alberta's Administering diploma exams web page.

The Grade 12 Diploma Examinations Program has three main purposes:

• To certify the level of individual student achievement in selected Grade 12 courses;
• To ensure that provincewide standards of achievement are maintained; and,
• To report individual and group results.

An assembly is scheduled for 2:15pm. 

For the current Diploma Exams schedule, please visit Alberta's Administering diploma exams web page.

The Grade 12 Diploma Examinations Program has three main purposes:

• To certify the level of individual student achievement in selected Grade 12 courses;
• To ensure that provincewide standards of achievement are maintained; and,
• To report individual and group results.

Details TBD

Details TBD

Mental Health Week (May 5-May 11)

National Day of awareness and remembrance for the Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls, also known as "Red Dress Day."

Mental Health Week (May 5-May 11)

An assembly is scheduled for 2:15pm.  

Mental Health Week (May 5-May 11)

Mental Health Week (May 5-May 11)

No school.

Tests occur throughout the month. For the current PAT Schedule, please visit Alberta's Provincial Achievement Tests web page.

An assembly is scheduled for 2:15pm. 

For the current Diploma Exams schedule, please visit Alberta's Administering diploma exams web page.

The Grade 12 Diploma Examinations Program has three main purposes:

• To certify the level of individual student achievement in selected Grade 12 courses;
• To ensure that provincewide standards of achievement are maintained; and,
• To report individual and group results.

For the current Diploma Exams schedule, please visit Alberta's Administering diploma exams web page.

The Grade 12 Diploma Examinations Program has three main purposes:

• To certify the level of individual student achievement in selected Grade 12 courses;
• To ensure that provincewide standards of achievement are maintained; and,
• To report individual and group results.

Tests occur throughout the month. For the current PAT Schedule, please visit Alberta's Provincial Achievement Tests web page.

An assembly is scheduled for 2:15pm. 

No school for students.