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Located in downtown Edmonton, Centre High Campus is a dynamic high school for fourth and fifth year students (19 years or younger by Sept. 1 of the school year) wanting to upgrade and explore post-secondary and career pathways. Not only do we provide programming for students to complete or upgrade their high school diploma requirements, we also allow any student a 'gap year' to explore and experience opportunities to help guide their future choices, build self-awareness, and develop key community, collaboration and leadership skills.

More than ever before, students must master a range of skills to ensure they are well prepared to face a complex world in evolving times. To accomplish these goals, Centre High and its staff continue to push the boundaries of learning and teaching designed to meet the needs of our students as they prepare for the next steps of their lives, involvement in their community, business, careers and post-secondary opportunities.

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Join us for an evening Tuesday, May 30th from 4pm-6pm at BSEC (10312 105 ST) REPAIR, REPURPOSE AND RESTORE YOUR CLOTHES 2! NOTIONS WILL BE

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BSEC provides an integrated learning experience. Teachers and staff are deeply committed to your success. We combine traditional learning with in-depth, hands-on learning opportunities. We make being at school that much easier.

You won’t be doing this alone – we provide the support and services you need to succeed.

Find out how we can support your learning and wellbeing at BSEC

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4worldlovers: Preschool & Kindergarten (2023/2024) – Ages 2.8 to 6 years old who qualify for Program Unit Funding (PUF).


Respite Program (2023/2024) – Ages 3 to 9 with a diagnosis of FASD and the need for respite services.


Adult Program – Ages 20+ who meet the funding criteria of the Ministry of Seniors, Community and Social Services.


Provides opportunities to learn through play while focusing on growth in communication, fine and gross motor skills, social development, classroom skills, behaviours, early literacy, and numeracy.

Provides individualized, evidence-based educational programs to support learning and growth. Learners take control of their environment and build self-esteem while improving their functlonal abilities.


Focuses on the learner through community access, daily living skills, recreation and leisure, communication, fine and gross motor skills, and social/emotional development.

Includes our FASD Respite Program which runs on Saturdays only. Learners enjoy crafts, physical and social activities, sensory integration, free play, and games.


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4worldlovers: Facility Services consists of 7 departments: Custodial Services, Energy and Environmental Services, Facility Infrastructure (Maintenance Services and Capital Projects), Electronic Services, Warehouse Services, Printing Services, and Financial Operations.

Interfacing with Alberta Infrastructure on all matters pertaining to Edmonton Catholic Schools facilities

Maintaining ongoing communication with all Division departments to ensure facility/program co-ordination

Representing the Division in regard to municipal and provincial infrastructure issues

Planning, scheduling, designing, estimating, contract administration, budget management, implementation, supervision, and commissioning of all new construction, major and minor modernizations, modular relocations, as well as the Infrastructure Maintenance and Renewal (IMR) and Capital Maintenance Renewal (CMR) Programs

Ensuring compliance with building codes and regulations to maintain the highest possible level of safety for students, staff, and public within our school facilities

Maintaining permanent records of all Division facilities including changes to the physical plant

Providing students and staff with a clean, safe, and healthy environment through effective supervision, education and establishing standards for custodial staff

Maintaining all Division buildings and grounds through preventative maintenance programs and ongoing day to day repair

Managing energy awareness and implementation of energy management measures to reduce utilities consumption

Operating an efficient, modern and high-quality print shop with the following capabilities: photocopying, offset printing with four-color, laminating, die-cutting and bindery

Operating a warehouse which is responsible for site wide interoffice mail delivery, custodial and school supplies management and delivery through our online shopping cart, and loaner pool services to sites.

Financial Operations manages the budgets of all Facility Services departments ensuring that O&M, IMR, and CMR funds are appropriately allocated and reported back to the GOA.