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Elite Taekwondo in Edmonton was established in 1997. Opening its door with seven students, the membership has grown to over 200 active adults and children. Master Bartley and his awesome Instructor Team teach all classes. The school’s emphasis is more than self-defense; it is self-improvement. The development of self-confidence, self-discipline, and respect, enables students to resolve and avoid confrontation.

Each student is an individual, and our caring staff continually strive to help students reach their full potential.

Salisbury, "Home of the Sabres", is the school of choice for the 21st Century Learner. We provide diversity in programs and excellent opportunities that prepare and develop students for the future. "Sabre Pride" is demonstrated through our positive learning environment in which the members of the school community work together to promote the attitudes, skills, and knowledge that enable individuals to live caring, productive, and fulfilled lives.

It is our mission to help every child feel welcomed, connected and part of our Brentwood family.

Grades Taught - K-6 A school where: Excellence, acceptance, understanding and a fierce belief in our potential. Classrooms where: Engaged, eager, inquiring students feel safe to ask questions and are lead to find meaningful answers by wise and caring educators. With everyone believing in: Compassion, respect and the value of diversity.

Sherwood Heights continues to offers a safe and secure environment for our students to meet their educational needs. With an enrollment 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.

Our safe and caring school community is built upon meaningful relationships and is committed to providing quality learning opportunities for students to achieve academic excellence as self-directed, life-long learners and responsible world citizens.

Founded in 1980 as a private school, Strathcona Christian Academy (SCA) Secondary follows the Alberta Learning curriculum for grades 7 to 12, and delivers instruction with a Christian perspective. SCA joined Elk Island Public Schools (EIPS) in 1998 and now operates as an Alternative Christian Program under its umbrella. Serving approximately 590 students each year, the school's teachers are government certified and are committed Christians who support the Academy's mission.

Since 1975, Wes Hosford Elementary has provided quality education to the community in a safe, positive learning environment. A dedicated team of 40 staff members and the parent community work together to help all students develop to their full potential.

Westboro Elementary is an educational community where people work collaboratively to develop their own, as well as each other's, potential. In this community, emphasis is given to developing a safe, kind and welcoming environment. Messages that are transmitted promote human relations and personal regard. We believe that forging a partnership with the home is essential if we are to maximize student development intellectually, emotionally, socially, creatively and physically. As educators we are committed to providing quality educational experiences in a safe and caring environment in which all students can learn and experience success.

Woodbridge Farms Elementary serves over 450 students from Kindergarten to Grade 6 and provides a respectful, cooperative atmosphere of learning. Woodbridge Farms is a community of learners. Woodbridge Farms is a school where every student has an opportunity to achieve their goals.

Mills Haven Elementary School opened in September of 1971, and has 490 students enrolled in classes from Kindergarten to Grade 6. In addition to the regular program, Mills Haven has a German Bilingual program in which students study German during part of their class time. Mills Haven School has two very active parent/staff groups, the German Bilingual Association (for the German Bilingual program) and the Mills Haven School Council.