James Mowat Elementary School

Our Lady of the Angels Catholic School, located in Fort Saskatchewan, Canada, is a vibrant educational institution within the Elk Island Catholic Schools (EICS) district. Offering quality Catholic education from pre-kindergarten to grade 4, OLA is committed to providing a 21st-century learning environment that nurtures students' faith and academic growth. With a focus on faith-infused education and community engagement, OLA emphasizes programs such as sacramental preparation, extracurricular activities, and the Cogito Academy. As part of Alberta's publicly funded education system, OLA strives to support students, staff, and families in their educational journey while fostering a strong sense of faith and learning. Generated from their website

Fort Saskatchewan High School, also known as the home of the Sting, serves over 400 students from urban Fort Saskatchewan and the nearby rural communities, providing a full range of programming that emphasizes academic excellence. The school offers a multitude of courses including Career and Technology Studies, Fine Arts, and various languages, aimed at supporting student success and future pathways. Dedicated to fostering a supportive learning environment, Fort Saskatchewan High School participates in initiatives such as National Indigenous History Month and encourages parent and community engagement through various feedback opportunities. With resources like the Personal Mobile Device Plan and PowerSchool, the school actively enhances the educational experience for students and families alike. Generated from the website

Next Step Senior High Fort is dedicated to creating a supportive community of learners in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, emphasizing acceptance, flexibility, individualization, respect, and responsibility. The school offers a variety of educational programs, including summer school and diploma exam preparation, tailored to meet the diverse needs of students as they pursue their educational goals. Located in community-based sites alongside its counterparts in Sherwood Park and Vegreville, Next Step fosters an inclusive environment that honors the heritage of First Nations and aims to empower every student to achieve success. The school is part of the Elk Island Public Schools division, focusing on student achievement through collaboration with families and local communities. Generated from the website