However, program needs and enrollments may dictate the need to offer the program through other modes of instruction. These students manifest a significant discrepancy between estimated learning potential and actual performance. The Life Skills Program is intended to serve students who present with significant cognitive, physical and social delays when compared to their peers. An Alberta Learning Curriculum is used to determine appropriate programs. Instruction is individualized and in small groups.
Integration is made available whenever appropriate.
The Outreach Program is an alternative learning program for potential and early school leavers. The program offers assistance for young adults to complete their junior and senior high school courses through a variety of instruction formats which allow the student to work at their own pace. The program uses computer assisted learning, teacher directed learning and independent student and community based learning. The intent of the program is to provide early intervention so as to enable the student to enter Kindergarten or Grade 1 as equals with other students. Vision students, depending on their need, may receive the assistance of enlarged textual materials, bar magnifiers, specialized computer programs, enlarged materials, consultative services and in-classroom support.