Regular attendance by students in all of their classes enhances their performance and contributes substantially to their rate of progress. While students have a right to access an educational program, they also have a responsibility to attend these classes regularly and pursue their studies in a diligent manner.
Report an absence using SchoolMessenger
If a child becomes ill at school, parents are contacted to take the child home. If parents are unavailable, the school will phone the emergency contact person to take the child from school. If neither the parents nor the emergency contact person can be reached, the child will remain in the infirmary.
When minor accidents occur that do not appear to require medical attention, parents may be contacted by phone to make them aware of the incident. If the accident appears more serious, the parents are contacted and requested to come to the school and it is then their responsibility to seek medical attention. If parents are unable to be reached, a member of the administration team will arrange for medical assistance as deemed necessary.
It is imperative that the school be informed of any changes in medications as well as contact information, including home, work and emergency numbers.
Please contact the school or use Powerschool to update your information.
Students own the responsibility of respecting the rights and dignity of others and of becoming actively and productively involved in their own academic learning and social growth.
In accordance with the School Act, students are expected to conduct themselves so as to comply with the following code of conduct:
Staff are responsible for establishing a positive school climate in which structure, support and encouragement are provided to assist the student in understanding the importance of education, and developing a sense of self-discipline and responsibility while making a positive contribution to society. This is a climate in which:
Parents
The role of the parent with respect to education includes:
Concerns
We appreciate you sharing your feedback with your student's teacher. The teacher is the first point of contact for families to bring any feedback or concerns regarding their child. Teachers always bring ongoing situations or bigger concerns to the attention of the administration. As a school team we work together to address them. Families are informed of any serious or ongoing concerns.
Our intention with this graphic is to give students the tools to self-assess their concerns and have their voices heard. All staff will use this document to help guide how situations are dealt with.
Interested in finding out if the buses are running on time?
If your child is taking a bus with EICS instructions are attached on how to set up BusPlanner.
BusPlanner will be used to communicate with parents when the transportation department needs to send out messages. Cancelled or delayed busing notifications will be sent out through BusPlanner, we will not be using Synervoice in the future.
You can set up BusPlanner to receive messages by email or text or landline. Please set up the BusPlanner through the web first, as this will give you the route number that is required for the BusPlanner App. You can locate your child's 9 digit Alberta Student Number on PowerSchool. Instructions can be found here.
Parent Responsibilities
For further information regarding payment, request forms and so much more check out our EICS transportation webpage.
Our mission is to develop educational opportunities in the context of Gospel values. Quality Catholic education programming for Pre Kindergarten to Grade 8 ensures all students' gifts and talents are celebrated and nurtured through lifelong spiritual and personal experiences. The primary purpose of assessment is to improve student learning, inform instructional decisions and promote student engagement. Please refer to the St. Luke Catholic School Assessment, Evaluation and Reporting 2024-2025 Guidelines for more information.
Programming to Support All Learners Accommodations
The purpose of accommodations ensure students have equal access to curriculum and a way to be successful. Accommodations is a change or alteration in the regular ways a student is expected to learn, complete assignments or participate in classroom activities. The purpose of accommodations is to ensure that each student has the opportunities and support he or she needs to learn.
Programming retains the learning outcomes of the Program of Studies with additional supports and accommodations. Students receiving accommodations are typically working at the same grade level as their peers. Students receiving accommodations could have the following documentation:
● Collaborative Response Dashboard (CRD)
● ESL Benchmarks
● Instructional Support Plan (ISP, Plan A)
Modified Programming
The purpose of modified programing is to personalize learning outcomes to provide the student with the opportunity to participate meaningfully and productively across a variety of learning experiences and environments. Programming in which the learning outcomes are significantly different from the grade-level provincial curriculum and are specially selected to meet students’ special education needs. Personalized learning outcomes are created to provide the student the opportunity to participate meaningfully and productively across a variety of learning experiences and environments. Modifications typically include significant changes in instruction level, content and/or performance criteria. Students on a modified program must have the appropriate documentation:
● Plan B Instructional Support Plan (ISP)
● A psycho-ed or multidisciplinary assessment
● The decision to modify a student’s program is a collaborative decision made in consultation with Central Learning Services.