Edmonton Public Schools

Edmonton Public Schools (also called Edmonton School Division) is the largest public school division in Edmonton, the second largest in Alberta, and the sixth largest in Canada. The division offers many different and special needs programs, and are given in many locations to improve accessibility for students. 

As a public school division, Edmonton Public Schools accepts all students who meet the age and residency requirements set out in provincial legislation.

 Schools 
Edmonton Public Schools' grades are commonly found in two grade level groupings: kindergarten through grade six being Elementary and grades 7 through 12 being Secondary. Also, Secondary grade groupings can be broken into Junior High (7-9) and Senior High (10-12) schools. There are certain schools that include more than one grade level grouping or don't conform to the grouping system.

 Elementary schools 
Elementary Schools give learning from kindergarten to grade six, unless otherwise noted.

Abbott School
Aldergrove School
Aleda Patterson School (K–3)
Athlone School
Avonmore
Bannerman School
Baturyn School
Beacon Heights School
Belgravia School
Belmead School
Belmont School
Belvedere School
Bisset School
Brander Gardens School
Brightview School
Brookside School
Caernarvon School
Calder School
Callingwood School
Centennial School
Clara Tyner School
Constable Daniel Woodall School
Coronation School
Crawford Plains School
Daly Grove School
Delton School
Delwood School
Donnan School
Dovercourt School
Duggan School
Dunluce School
Earl Buxton School
Ekota School
Elmwood School
Evansdale School
Forest Heights School
Fraser School
Garneau School
George H. Luck School
George P. Nicholson School
Glengarry School
Glenora School
Gold Bar School
Grace Martin School
Greenfield School
Greenview School
Grovenor School
Hazeldean School
Hillview School
Holyrood School
Homesteader School
Horse Hill School
Inglewood School
J. A. Fife School
Jackson Heights School
James Gibbons School
John A. McDougall School
John Barnett School
Julia Kiniski School
Kameyosek School
Keheewin School
Kildare School
King Edward School
Kirkness School
Lago Lindo School
Lansdowne School
LaPerle School
Lauderdale School
Lee Ridge School
Lendrum School
Lorelei School
Lymburn School
Lynnwood School
Malcolm Tweddle School
Malmo School
Mayfield School
McArthur School
McKee School
McLeod School
Meadowlark School
Mee-Yah-Noh School
Menisa School
Meyokumin School
Meyonohk School
Michael A. Kostek School
Mill Creek School
Minchau School
McKee School
Mount Pleasant School
Northmount School
Norwood School
Ormsby School
Overlanders School
Parkallen School
Patricia Heights School
Pollard Meadows School
Prince Charles School
Princeton School
Queen Alexandra School
Richard Secord School
Rideau Park School
Rio Terrace School
Riverdale School
Roberta MacAdams School
Rutherford School
Sakaw School
Satoo School
Scott Robertson School
Sifton School
Soraya Hafez School 
Steinhauer School
Sweet Grass School
Talmud Torah School (Canada's oldest Jewish day school, and the only one in North America that is part of a public school system.)
Thorncliffe School
Tipaskan School
Velma E. Baker School
Virginia Park School
Waverley School
Weinlos School
Westbrook School
Westglen School
Windsor Park School
Winterburn School
York School
Youngstown School

 Junior high schools 
Junior high Schools give learning from grades seven to nine, unless otherwise noted.

 Allendale School
 Avalon School
 Britannia School
 D. S. MacKenzie School
 Dickinsfield School
 Edith Rogers School
 Hillcrest School
 John D. Bracco School
 Kate Chegwin School
 Kenilworth School
 kisêwâtisiwin School (formerly Dan Knott School)
 Killarney School
 Londonderry School
 Mary Butterworth School
 Michael Phair School
 Ottewell School
 Riverbend School
 Rosslyn School
 S. Bruce Smith School
 Spruce Avenue School
 Steele Heights School
 Thelma Chalifoux School
 T. D. Baker School
 Vernon Barford School
 Westminster School
 Westmount School

 Senior High Schools 
Senior High Schools give learning for grades ten, eleven and twelve, and offer 10, 20 and 30 level courses, unless otherwise noted.

 Centre High Campus (12 only)
 Dr. Anne Anderson High School
 Eastglen School
 Edmonton Christian High School
 Elder Dr. Francis Whiskeyjack School (10–11)
 Harry Ainlay School
 J. Percy Page School
 Jasper Place School
 Lillian Osborne School
 M. E. LaZerte School
 McNally School
 Metro Continuing Education (various sites)
 Old Scona School
 Queen Elizabeth High School
 Ross Sheppard School
 Strathcona High School
 W. P. Wagner School

 Combined Schools 

 Combined Elementary/Junior High Schools 
Combined Elementary/Junior High Schools give learning from kindergarten through grade nine, unless otherwise noted.

 A. Blair McPherson School
 Alex Janvier School (4–9)
 Balwin School
 Bessie Nichols School
 Crestwood School
 David Thomas King School
 Donald R. Getty School
 Dr. Donald Massey School
 Dr. Lila Fahlman School
 Dr. Margaret-Ann Armour School
 Edmonton Christian Northeast School
 Edmonton Christian West School
 Elizabeth Finch School
 Ellerslie Campus School
 Esther Starkman School
 Florence Hallock School
 Garth Worthington School
 Grandview Heights School (1–9)
 Hardisty School
 Highlands School
 Hilwie Hamdon School
 Ivor Dent School
 Jan Reimer School
 Joey Moss School
 Johnny Bright School
 Kensington School
 Kim Hung School
 Laurier Heights School
 Major General Griesbach School
 McKernan School
 Meadowlark Christian School
 Michael Strembitsky School
 Nellie Carlson School
 Parkview School
 Shauna May Seneca School
 Stratford School
 Svend Hansen School
 Wîhkwêntôwin School (formerly Oliver School, renamed after Oliver neighbourhood was renamed)

 Secondary schools 
Secondary Schools (combined Junior/Senior High) give learning from grade seven through twelve, and offer 10, 20 and 30 level courses, unless otherwise noted.

 Amiskwaciy Academy
 Braemar School (8–12) (academic programming for pregnant and parenting teens)
 L. Y. Cairns School
 Vimy Ridge Academy

 Combined Elementary/Secondary Schools 
Combined Elementary/Secondary Schools give learning in all grade levels from kindergarten to grade twelve, and offer 10, 20 and 30 level courses, unless otherwise noted.

 Academy at King Edward  (3–12)
 Alberta School for the Deaf
 Argyll Centre (home schooling 1–12, online 1–12, online upgrading 4 and 5, Caraway program K–9)
 Millwoods Christian School
 Victoria School of the Arts

 Other schools 
The Learning Stores are flexible-schedule store front operations for students who are returning to school or upgrading, and the Tevie Miller Heritage School is for students with diagnosed speech and language delays, disorders or disabilities.

 Learning Store at Blue Quill (10–12)
 Learning Store at Northgate (10–12)
 Learning Store on Whyte (10–12)
 Learning Store West Edmonton (10–12)
 Tevie Miller Heritage School Program (K–6)

 References 

Category:Edmonton
Category:Schools in Canada