Programs & Services

• DARE Program - decisions about drugs and alcohol - Elementary Students.
• PARTY Program - effect of drugs and alcohol - Grade 10 students.
• Bicycle Safety Program.
• Bicycle Rodeo Program.

• Speech, occupational, physiotherapy through the Student Health Initiative.
• Mental health support through Student Health Initiative.
• Health nurses at all schools.
• Members of school community partnerships.

• Seek early intervention solutions to problems involving students of different schools within the community.  Members of the partnerships are Mental Health, Regional Health Authorities, Children's Services, AADAC, RCMP and Native Band Authorities.

• Develop a tuition agreement for provision of services for students from Sucker Creek, Driftpile and Grouard Indian Reserves.

• Develop a tuition agreement for provision of services for students from Duncan Band and Sturgeon Lake Band.

• Maintain joint-use facility agreements for efficient use of all community facilities.

• Provide funding for teacher training and materials for implementing the Lion's Quest Program in jurisdiction schools.

• Provide awareness presentations and referrals in the area of addictions.

• Provide support for students/families requiring community social assistance.

• Partnered with St. Andrew's High School to provide work experience for high school students.

• Provides trained volunteers to work with students to help address literacy needs of families.

• Provides Remembrance Day programs, resource programs for school celebrations and specific projects.
• Works with Social Studies teachers to promote awareness.

• Provides presentations for students on topics such as Criminal Law and the Young Offenders Act, and the consequences of crime.

• Support schools through awards and rewards, sponsorships, work experience placements, RAP Program placements, field trip experience, take-a-student-to-work program (grade 9's) and  donations to purchase school materials.

• Maintain a relationship with the Native community in order to help all of the students.

• Provide financial support  for many programs such as awards, transportation - vans, contests and competitions, extra-curricular programs, programs to support Catholic Education, and parish youth work.

• Support of family life programs and Catholic lifestyle in the community.
• Provide support for Catholic teachers.

• Provide children with basic social needs.  Early intervention projects have been developed to support school/family liaison projects and the breakfast program.

• Provide family assistance for students who are in need of help, i.e. food bank, housing.

• Provide coverage of programs and events in schools.

• Provide enhanced Catholic Education programs through school masses and liturgies, youth support, faith development programs and sacramental preparation.

• Work closely with schools and students on strategies to prevent fires.
• Provide support through Safe Home Program, Learn Not To Burn Fire Safety Curriculum, Fire Safety Week, and school tours to local fire stations.

• Organize author presentations to increase students' awareness of literature and the writing process.

• Allow students to utilize arena, curling rinks, and golf courses for student programs.

• Provides locations for virtual school server and provides internet service for students in the Edmonton area.