Введение
Школьная система
School system
Предыстория
Чартерные школы Альберты – это особый тип государственных школ, обладающих большей автономией, чем обычные государственные школы, что позволяет им предлагать программы, значительно отличающиеся от программ, реализуемых государственными школами, находящимися в ведении районных школьных советов. Чартерные школы подчиняются непосредственно провинции, минуя местные школьные советы, и не могут превышать установленную квоту учащихся без разрешения провинциальных властей. Они также уникальны тем, что могут отказать в приеме учащимся и взимать дополнительные сборы за школьную форму, транспорт, внеклассные занятия и другие услуги. По состоянию на 2022–2023 учебный год в чартерных школах обучалось около 11 000 учеников (1,4% от общей численности учащихся), по сравнению с 508 478 в государственных школах (66,3%), 177 633 в отдельных школах (23,1%) и 40 676 в частных школах (5,3%). Чартерные школы Альберты – это государственные учреждения, управляемые частными школьными ассоциациями или органами, которые должны быть зарегистрированы как некоммерческие организации. Теоретически, чартерные школы не должны иметь религиозной принадлежности, могут взимать только дополнительные и добровольные платежи и не могут работать с целью получения прибыли. Педагоги должны иметь соответствующую сертификацию, а учебные программы должны соответствовать утвержденной провинциальной учебной программе, хотя им разрешено внедрять дополнительные независимые образовательные программы и подходы в свою деятельность. Альберта, принявшая соответствующее законодательство в 1994 году (через три года после открытия первой чартерной школы в США в штате Миннесота), остается единственной провинцией в Канаде, разрешающей существование чартерных школ. Чартерные школы представлены Ассоциацией государственных чартерных школ Альберты (TAAPCS). Сторонники утверждают, что чартерные школы предоставляют родителям учащихся большую «свободу выбора образования». Они также считают, что чартерные школы повышают качество государственной системы образования, предлагая более высокий уровень обучения и поддерживая учащихся, находящихся в неблагоприятном положении. Критики утверждают, что чартерные школы «американизируют» государственную систему образования K-12 и фактически позволяют частным учреждениям получать государственное финансирование, хотя и с меньшим контролем и большей свободой в реализации программ. Защитники государственного образования также отмечают, что чартерные школы подрывают государственную систему образования, субсидируя рынок отдельных и сегрегированных образовательных систем за счет государственных средств, вместо увеличения финансирования обычных школ K-12.
Alberta charter schools are a special type of public school which have a greater degree of autonomy than normal public schools, allowing them to offer programs that are significantly different from regular public schools operated by district school boards. Charter schools report directly to the province, bypassing their local district school board, may not exceed their assigned quota of students without provincial permission. They are also unique, in the sense that they may reject students for admission and can charge additional fees in the form of school uniforms, bus services, extracurricular activities, and more. As of 2022 23, roughly 11,000 students were enrolled in charter schools (1.4% of total student population), compared to 508,478 in public schools (66.3%), 177,633 in separate schools (23.1%), and 40,676 in private schools (5.3%). Alberta charter schools are publicly funded institutions run by private school associations or authorities that must be registered non profit societies. The charter schools theoretically cannot have any religious affiliations, can only charge additional & optional tuition, and cannot operate on a for profit basis. The teachers must be certified, and the curriculum must follow the approved provincial curriculum though are permitted to adopt additional, independent educational programs and philosophies into their programming. Alberta, which passed enabling legislation in 1994 (three years after the first charter school opened in the United States in Minnesota), remains the only province in Canada that allows charter schools. Charter schools are represented by The Association of Alberta Public Charter Schools (TAAPCS). Supporters claim that charter schools offer greater "freedom in choice of education" for parents of students. They also claim that charter schools improve the public education system by offering higher quality education and supporting disadvantaged students. Critics have argued that charter schools 'Americanize' the public K 12 education system, and effectively allows privately operated institutions to receive public funding though with less oversight and more freedom in their programming. Public education advocates have also noted how charter schools undermine the public education system by subsidizing a market for separate and segregated educational systems using public funds, instead of increasing funding to regular K 12 institutions.
Текущие чартеры
По состоянию на март 2024 года существует 36 утвержденных чартерных школ, функционирующих при 21 органе управления. Ранее количество чартерных школ было ограничено максимум 15, но правительство UCP во главе с Джейсоном Кенни отменило этот лимит с сентября 2020 года.
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Калгари, Альберта
Классическая академия Калгари, кампус Бриджленд (K–5) 2022 K–8 (с планами расширения до K–12) Учащиеся получают академически строгий и традиционный курс гуманитарных наук, ориентированный на классический западный канон искусства, литературы и философии. Предлагаются курсы французского, китайского и латинского языков.
Классическая академия Калгари, кампус Курри Барракс (K–8) 2023
Эдмонтонская классическая академия, кампус Истгейт (K–8) 2023
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Общество школы Альмадина
Альмадина Лингвистическая чартерная академия, кампус Маунтин-Вью (K–4) 1996 K–9 Английский язык как второй иностранный.
Альмадина Лингвистическая чартерная академия, кампус Огден (4–9)
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Калгариская академия искусств (CAA)
CAA, начальная школа Кноб Хилл (K–3) 2003 K–12 Учащиеся изучают учебную программу Альберты посредством погружения в искусство.
CAA, средняя школа Роскаррок (4–9) 2003
CAA, старшая школа Эриксон Центр (10–12) 2020
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Калгариская женская чартерная школа (CGCS)
CGCS, кампус Бел Эйр (4–5) 2003 4–9 Школа только для девочек, ориентированная на развитие сильного чувства собственного достоинства и понимания исторических и современных гендерных проблем.
CGCS, кампус Лейквью (6–9)
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Connect Charter School 1999 4–9 Ранее называлась Калгариской научной школой. Ориентирована на обучение на природе и технологии. Больше времени уделяется математике, науке и технологиям с использованием проблемно-ориентированного подхода к обучению.
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Академия Хартии "Основы будущего" (FFCA)
FFCA, кампус старшей школы (9–12) 1997 K–12 Ориентирована на академическое превосходство, лидерство и развитие характера. Это единственная чартерная школа в Альберте, которая в настоящее время управляет более чем двумя кампусами.
FFCA, кампус южной старшей школы (9–12)
Северный кампус средней школы (5–8)
Северо-восточный начальный кампус (K–4)
Северо-западный начальный кампус (K–4)
Южный кампус средней школы (5–8)
Юго-восточный начальный кампус (K–4)
Юго-западный начальный кампус (K–4)
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Ассоциация образования Fusion
Fusion Collegiate **планируется к 2024 10–12 Установлены партнерские отношения с Университетом Калгари, Колледжем Олдс, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta и рядом отраслевых и бизнес-партнеров. Учащиеся смогут выбирать специализированные направления в области бизнеса и предпринимательства, наук о животных и здоровье, квалифицированных профессий или открытое направление (смешанное). Выпускники получат диплом средней школы и либо 1) сертификат, диплом или до 15 кредитов для поступления в университет или колледж, либо 2) квалифицированную профессиональную подготовку и соответствующие документы для прохождения ученичества.
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Академия инноваций STEM
Академия инноваций STEM, средняя школа (7–9) 2021 7–12 Ориентирована на STEM-образование и цифровые технологии. Является партнерской школой Stem Collegiate (в Эдмонтоне).
Академия инноваций STEM, старшая школа (10–12)
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Westmount Charter School
Westmount Elementary School (K–4) 1996 K–12 Учебный план и устав описываются как ориентированные на "одаренных учеников".
Westmount Mid High School (5–12)
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Calmar
New Humble Community School 2021 K–6 Предлагает сельскохозяйственное и практическое образование в области управления земельными ресурсами.
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Эдмонтон, Альберта
Классическая академия Калгари ООО
Эдмонтонская классическая академия **планируется к 2024 2–5 K–8 Учащиеся получают академически строгий и традиционный курс гуманитарных наук, ориентированный на классический западный канон искусства, литературы и философии. Предлагаются курсы французского, китайского и латинского языков.
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Aurora School Ltd.
Aurora Academic Charter Primary School 1996 K–12 Целенаправленное академически ориентированное обучение
Aurora Academic Charter Secondary School 2023
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Образовательный центр Бойл-стрит 1995 K–12 Предлагает образование, ориентированное на травму и примирение, в первую очередь для молодежи коренных народов, чье формальное образование было прервано. Доступные программы включают в себя искусство, кулинарию, моду, парикмахерское дело, драму, культурные мероприятия коренных народов, музыку, деревообработку, йогу, медитацию и многое другое.
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
STEM Collegiate Canada 2023 7–9 (с планами расширения до 10–12) Ориентирована на STEM-образование и цифровые технологии. Является партнерской школой Академии инноваций STEM (Калгари).
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Suzuki Charter School 1995 K–9 Обучает музыке с использованием метода обучения Сузуки. Философия методологии, первоначально разработанная Синичи Сузуки, распространяется на другие области обучения.
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Thrive Charter School 2023 K–6 Ориентирована на STEM. Предлагает расширенные учебные часы (8:00–18:00) и внеклассные программы.
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Genesee (рядом с Warburg)
Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003 K–9 Единственная в Канаде чартерная школа коренных народов. Программирование и обучение основаны на ценностях, включая Колесо медицины, Семь священных учений (Уважение, Любовь, Мужество, Мудрость, Честность, Смирение, Истина) как основу для действий, а также традиционные учения и философию коренных народов.
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Gwynne
Gwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)
Gwynne Valley Rural Academy **планируется к 2024 K–9 (с планами расширения до 10–12 к 2027 году). Будет ориентирована на садоводство, жизненные навыки, продовольственную безопасность и устойчивое развитие, профессии и профессиональное обучение, финансы и бюджетирование, партнерские отношения и культурный обмен с Масквачисом, пермакультуру, животноводство и управление ресурсами.
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Holden
Holden Rural Academy Society
Holden Rural Academy 2022 7–12 Основные предметы утром, затем факультативные занятия, включающие спорт, изобразительное искусство, автомобильную и HD-механику, деревообработку и строительство, кулинарию, ученичество (через RAP) или опыт работы или другие вне кампуса или онлайн-программы.
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Medicine Hat
Centre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995 K–9 Индивидуальные и интегрированные программы, "направленные на помощь способным, но неуспевающим ученикам в достижении академического и личностного совершенства".
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Sherwood Park
New Horizons Charter School Society
New Horizons Charter School 1995 K–9 Первая чартерная школа, открытая в Канаде. Программирование для "одаренных учеников".
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.
Valhalla Centre
Valhalla School Foundation
Valhalla Community School 2008 K–9 Программирование, основанное на сельском образовании и лидерстве, "предпринимательской культуре", явном обучении фонетике, втором языке (немецком или французском, начиная с 1 класса), культурной грамотности, этикету.
As of March 2024, there are 36 approved charter schools operated by 21 authorities. The number of charter schools was previously limited to a maximum of 15, but Jason Kenney's UCP government eliminated this cap effective September 2020. LocationSchool Authority Charter/CampusCharteredGradesNotes CalgaryAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Calgary Classical Academy Bridgeland Campus (K 5)2022K 8 (with plans to expand to K 12)Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Calgary Classical Academy Currie Barracks Campus (K 8)2023Edmonton Classical Academy Eastgate Campus (K 8)2023 Almadina School SocietyAlmadina Language Charter Academy, Mountain View Campus (K 4)1996K–9English as a Second Language. Almadina Language Charter Academy, Ogden Campus (4 9) Calgary Arts Academy (CAA)CAA Knob Hill Elementary Campus (K 3)2003K–12Students learn Alberta Curriculum through Arts Immersion. CAA Rosscarrock Middle School Campus (4 9)2003CAA High School Erickson Centre (10 12)2020 Calgary Girls' Charter School (CGCS)CGCS Bel Aire Campus (4 5)20034–9All female school with a focus on developing a strong sense of self and understanding historical and contemporary gender issues. CGCS Lakeview Campus (6 9) Connect Charter School 19994–9Formerly called the Calgary Science School. Focus on outdoor education and technology. More instruction time on mathematics, science, and technology, employing a problem based approach to learning. Foundations for the Future Charter Academy (FFCA)FFCA High School Campus (9 12)1997K–12Focus on academic excellence, leadership, and character development. It is the only Alberta charter school currently operating more than two campuses. FFCA South High School Campus (9 12)North Middle School Campus (5 8)Northeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Northwest Elementary Campus (K 4)South Middle School Campus (5 8)Southeast Elementary Campus (K 4)Southwest Elementary Campus (K 4)Fusion Education AssociationFusion Collegiate**proposed for 202410 12Dual credit course partnerships have been established with University of Calgary, Olds College, Junior Achievement Southern Alberta, and a number of industry and business partners. Students will be able to choose from the specialized pathways in business and entrepreneurship; animal and health sciences; skilled trades; or pursue an open pathway (blended). Graduates will obtain a high school diploma, and either 1) a certificate, diploma or up to 15 credits toward university or college diploma or degree courses, or 2) skilled industry training and credential(s) towards an Apprenticeship. STEM Innovation AcademySTEM Innovation Academy Middle School (7 9)20217 12Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to Stem Collegiate (in Edmonton). STEM Innovation Academy High School (10 12) Westmount Charter SchoolWestmount Elementary School (K 4)1996K–12Curriculum and charter mandate described as serving 'gifted students'. Westmount Mid High School (5 12)CalmarNew Humble Community School 2021K 6Offers agricultural and experiential land management education. EdmontonAlberta Classical Academy Ltd. Edmonton Classical Academy**proposed for 2024 25K 8Students acquire an academically rigorous and traditional liberal arts education, focusing on classical Western canon art, literature, and philosophy. Offers language instruction in French, Mandarin, and Latin. Aurora School Ltd. Aurora Academic Charter Primary School1996K–12Directed academically oriented instructionAurora Academic Charter Secondary School2023 Boyle Street Education Centre 1995K–12Offers trauma informed, reconciliation first education, primarily for inner city Indigenous youth whose formal schooling has been interrupted. Available programming includes art, cooking, fashion, hairstyling, drama, Indigenous cultural experiences, music, woodworking, yoga, meditation, and more. STEM Collegiate Canada 20237 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12)Focus on STEM education and digital technologies. Sister school to STEM Innovation Academy (Calgary). Suzuki Charter School 1995K–9Teaches music using the Suzuki method of learning. The philosophy behind the methodology, originally developed by Shin'ichi Suzuki, extends into other areas of study. Thrive Charter School 2023K 6Focus on STEM. Offers extended learning hours (8am 6pm) and extracurricular programming. Genesee (nearWarburg)Mother Earth's Children's Charter School (MECCS) 2003K–9Canada's only Indigenous charter school. Programming and learning based around values including the Medicine wheel, Seven Sacred Teachings (Respect, Love, Courage, Wisdom, Honesty, Humility, Truth) as a basis for action, and traditional Indigenous teaching and philosophies. GwynneGwynne Valley Rural Education Association (GVREA)Gwynne Valley Rural Academy**proposed for 2024K 9 (with plans to expand to 10 12 by 2027). Will be focused on horticulture, life skills, food security & sustainability, trades & vocation, finance & budgeting, Maskwacis learning partnerships & cultural exchanges, permaculture, animal husbandry, and resource management. HoldenHolden Rural Academy SocietyHolden Rural Academy20227 12Core courses in the morning, followed by afternoon options that include sports, fine arts, automotive & HD mechanics, woodworking & construction, culinary, Apprenticeship (through RAP) or work experience, or other off campus or online programming. Medicine HatCentre for Academic and Personal Excellence (CAPE) Institute 1995K–9Individualized and integrated programs "aimed at helping underachieving but intellectually capable students strive for academic and personal excellence". Sherwood ParkNew Horizons Charter School SocietyNew Horizons Charter School1995K–9The first charter school opened in Canada. Programming for 'gifted students'. Valhalla CentreValhalla School FoundationValhalla Community School2008K–9Programming based around rural education and leadership, 'entrepreneurial culture', explicit phonics, second language (German or French, starting in Grade 1), cultural literacy, etiquette.