Elementary & Secondary Schools à Centre in the Park, Sherwood Park, AB

Wes Hosford Elementary

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207 Granada Blvd, Sherwood Park, T8A 3R5

(780) 464-1711

Educational Services, School, Elementary school, Elementary and secondary schools, Public Schools, Public school

Ecole Pere Kenneth Kearns Elementary School

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8 Sandpiper Drive, Sherwood Park, T8A 0B6

(780) 467-7135

Glen Allan Elementary

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106 Georgian Way, Sherwood Park, T8A 2V9

(780) 467-5519

Elk Island Public Schools is Alberta's fifth largest school system serving approximately 16, 200 students in 43 schools in Sherwood Park, Fort Saskatchewan, Vegreville, Strathcona County, Lamont County, and the western portion of the County of Minburn.

F.R. Haythorne Junior High

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300 COLWILL BOULEVARD, Sherwood Park, T8A 5R7

(780) 467-3800

.R. Haythorne is a beautiful, well resourced urban junior high school (grades 7-9) of approximately 700 students. We are located in Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada - a suburban community just east of Edmonton, Alberta's capital city.

Brentwood Elementary

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28 Heron Road, Sherwood Park, T8A 0H2

(780) 467-5591

Elementary school, Public school, School

Pine Street School

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133 Pine Street, Sherwood Park, T8A 1H2

(780) 467-2246

Elk Island Public Schools is Alberta's fifth largest school system serving approximately 16, 200 students in 43 schools in Sherwood Park, Fort Saskatchewan, Vegreville, Strathcona County, Lamont County, and the western portion of the County of Minburn.

Clover Bar Junior High

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50 Main Boulevard, Sherwood Park, T8A 0R2

(780) 467-2295

Clover Bar Jr High School, écoles d éducation spécialisée, Secondary, School, School Academic Elementary, education, Educational Services, Schools, Public Schools

Sherwood Heights Junior High

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241 Fir St, Sherwood Park, T8A 2G6

780-467-5930

Sherwood Heights continues to offers a safe and secure environment for the students to meet their educational needs. With an enrolment of approximately 520 students, Sherwood Heights Junior High has 37 caring staff members. The school offers a number of interesting extracurricular and noon-hour activities. Sherwood

Campbelltown Elementary School

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271 Conifer Street, Sherwood Park, T8A 1M4

(780) 467-5143

lundi au vendredi : 9h - 12h et 14h - 18h de École Campbelltown Elementary School

Madonna Catholic Elementary School

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15 Main Boulevard, Sherwood Park, T8A 3N3

(780) 467-7972

Strathcona Christian Academy Elementary

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52362 Range Road 231, Sherwood Park, T8B 0A3

(780) 449-2787

School

École Claudette-Et-Denis-Tardif

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10 Hawkins Crescent, Sherwood Park, T8A 3P2

(587) 745-0404

Elementary school, Educational Institution

Woodbridge Farms Elementary

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1127 Parker Drive, Sherwood Park, T8A 4E5

(780) 464-3330

Elementary and secondary schools, Elementary school, School, Public Schools, Educational Services

Holy Spirit Catholic Elementary School

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151 Crimson Dr, Sherwood Park, T8H 2R2

(780) 416-9526

lundi au vendredi : 9h - 12h et 14h - 18h de Elk Island Catholic Schools

Lakeland Ridge

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101 Crimson Drive, Sherwood Park, T8H 2P1

(780) 416-9018

We are a community of passionate and empowered learners who respect diversity, embrace innovation, and inspire excellence. The wolves gather together, creating a unified and proud pack. They take care to mentor and nurture the youngest of the cubs, and pay heed to the needs of even the most diverse of their group. They are instinctively aware of the need for cooperation, collaboration, innovation, and inspired leadership. They are a family, a community. They are strong now. In time, with the combined effort of each pack member, they will be great. This, is wolf country. This, is Lakeland Ridge School. Walk through the front doors of our school and be impressed by the culture of community all Lakeland Ridge students, staff, and parents have worked to create. In time to come, communication among all stakeholders will be more strongly evident as even the youngest of students will be able to share with a visitor or a friend what it means to be a member of our “wolf pack”. The partnership between community and school will strengthen; Lakeland Ridge will be a safe and stimulating learning environment where individual student differences are celebrated, and all members of our pack will experience a sense of belonging, knowing that their uniqueness is valued and appreciated. Watch, as older students nurture and guide younger pupils while the leaders of the school work collaboratively with each critical stakeholder.