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Important Dates 

April 18, 2025                                 Good Friday      
April 21, 2025                                  Non-Instructional Day – No classes for students         

 

Exam Schedule 

The June 2025 high school exam schedule is now posted on our website. 

https://queenelizabethhs.cbe.ab.ca/exam-schedule 

 

QEHS at the Calgary Youth Science Fair 

Congratulations to all students who participated in the Calgary Youth Science Fair. QEHS was awarded with the Junior
High School Aggregate Award for having the highest-scoring projects of all Junior High Schools.   

QEHS also had a number of individual award winners:  Eden W. and Mia Z., Chloe A. and Luna B., Bruce C. and Percy A., Mason C., Lizzie C., and Natania N.  In addition to project awards, both Natania and Mason were also awarded the CYSF Travel Award and will be representing Team Calgary at the National Science Fair in New Brunswick this spring.  Congratulations to all! 

 

QEHS Theatre Program:  Picasso at the Lapin Agile 

Theatre students have been hard at work over the last 3 months, putting together a hilarious piece written by Steve Martin; Picasso at the Lapin Agile. The show opened on Tuesday, April 15 and will run until Thursday, April 17.  

Doors will open at 6:00 pm and the show will begin at 6:30 pm each night. Tickets will be sold at the door; $15 for adults and $10 for
students. Come on out to enjoy an evening of laughs and support the Queen Elizabeth High School Theatre Program with these talented young actors.  You don’t want to miss it! 

 

Guidance and Scholarships 

Scholarship Update - Students have access to scholarship information on QE Student Services D2L shell.    

Chinook Learning Services - On April 8 at noon hour, a guidance counsellor from Chinook Learning Services presented information about Chinook Learning opportunities.   Chinook Learning is valuable for students who are graduating and would like to upgrade a
course(s) next year, or a grade 12 student who needs to take course(s) to graduate.  Please contact Student Services for more information.   

Summer School - Student information for summer school 2025 is posted on Student Services D2L shell.  Spots will be limited.  Students are allowed to request one course.  Students will need to use the QR code to fill in a course request form in order to register.  The QR code will be posted outside Student Services from April 15-30.  

-CBE Summer School in-person dates: July 2-25 

-CBE Summer School on-line dates:  June 30-July 24 

-Course request for summer school opens Tuesday, April 15 at 8:30 am and closes Wednesday, April 30 at 3:30pm 

-Use the QR code to request your in-person or on-line course (QR code will be made available April 15 outside Student Services) 

 

External Learning Opportunities 

Recovery Alberta and Community Education Services – Online Sessions for Families and Caregivers.  

The following is a list of Online sessions that are in partnership with Community Education Services and Recovery Alberta. The sessions are presented below with a link to register for the webinars. Please share the sessions in your school newsletter to guardians and parents as you see fit.  

Navigating Social Media and Teens | April 16 | 6:00-8:00pm  

The world of social media is constantly changing, and it can be hard to keep up. This session will look at some of the most popular platforms among Canadian youth and how to protect privacy and keep everyone safe. We will also discuss the effects of social media use on teen mental health and how to promote healthy social media habits in a digital world.  

  

Building Resiliency in Today’s Youth | April 17 | 11:30-1:30pm  

Before High School graduation, one-third of adolescent girls will experience depression, anxiety disorders, self-harm or an eating disorder. However, there is an incredible power in caregivers who can support our youth, both young women and men, before
they seek therapy. At Juno House®, we believe in the extraordinary healing power of parents, caregivers, coaches, and teachers. In our 1.5 hour workshop presentation, we will share steps and strategies from the Juno House Therapeutic Model® that will provide effective emotional coaching tools for today’s youth as they develop through adolescence and into young adulthood.  

 

High School Spring Fling Dance 

May 1 6pm-8pm 
Tickets $5 for 1 or $8 for 2 ($8 for one at the door) 

CASH ONLY 

Tickets will be on sale in the SGA April 28 – May 1 

 

Student Vote! 

Students will be invited to participate in the Student Vote activity on Friday April 25th. This program is made possible through
CIVIX, which is supported by the Canadian government and Elections Canada. This activity will give students the chance to experience democracy firsthand, rather than reading about it. The students will have the opportunity to cast their Student Vote ballot for the federal election, with grade 9 students running and acting as polling officers. Students will have opportunities in their Humanities and Social Studies class to have discussions prior to the vote day. 

 

QEHS Band Parents Association   

REMINDER: Order plants by Monday April 21: Parents, students, staff - QEBPA's Growing Smiles Fundraiser is coming to an end Monday April 21. Support our band program and support Alberta and BC greenhouses by purchasing some beautiful plants for yourself or your loved ones. Geraniums, petunias, herbs, hanging baskets and more. Orders will be ready in time for Mother's Day, so order today!  

Questions?
Email our fundraising coordinator or the QEBPA.
All proceeds go towards new uniforms for our band students starting the 2025-26 school year.  

Visit our Growing Smiles fundraising page to place an order before April 21, 2025. Tentative pick up day is May 6 at
the school.   

For all QEBPA updates, visit http://qebpa.ca