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Welcome to Ahlstrom Wright Oliver & Cooper LLP, Sherwood Park's largest legal firm. In 1977 AWOC was founded by Lee Ahlstrom, Q.C. and George Wright, Q.C. Three decades later, the firm has developed into a full service law firm with clientele not only in Alberta but North of the 60th parallel as well. The partnership includes Donna Oliver and Steven Cooper. Ms. Oliver focuses her practice on trustee matters, personal injury and medical malpractice issues and along with Steven Cooper is closely involved in the cases initiated by the Ahlstrom Wright firm on behalf of Residential School survivors. Steven, who joined the law firm in 1997, is a former resident of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, Steven practices litigation, administrative, employment, business and First Nations law as well as assists clients in all aspects of joint venture preparations and pipeline preparedness.

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

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.

Every day, the staff and students of Elk Island Public Schools (EIPS) are encouraged to pursue opportunities to grow and to discover their passions in life. We pride ourselves on providing our staff and students with the tools to achieve success by offering dynamic programming, up-to-date resources, and practical professional development opportunities. In teaching our students, EIPS brings together core academics subjects, diverse optional programming, and a strong emphasis on character education. We strive to teach our students how to learn, guiding them to achieve their best. These pillars help prepare successful, well-rounded, contributing young citizens, ready to take on the world. We encourage our staff and students to pursue lifelong learning in all aspects of their lives. The success of our students, and our division, is possible because of your support and so we thank you for choosing EIPS.

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.

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.

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.

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Founded in 1980 as a private school, Strathcona Christian Academy (SCA) Elementary follows the Alberta Learning curriculum for Kindergarten to Grade 6, 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 over 575 students each year, the school's teachers are government certified and are committed Christians who support the Academy's.