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Jasper Place High School Based on Edmonton Public Schools (2015 - 2016) Jasper Place High School Based on Edmonton Public Schools (2015 - 2016) AB_SCHOOL_ POSTAL_CO SCHOOL_NAME ADDRESS WARD NUMBER DE 7104 Athlone 12940 129 Street NW T5L1J3 A 7723 Learning Store at Circle Square #2014 Northgate Centre 9499 - 137 T5E6K9 B Avenue NW 7704 Braemar 9359 67A Street NW T6B1R7 G 7127 Gold Bar 10524 46 Street NW T6A1Y3 G 7569 Winterburn 9527 Winterburn Road NW T5T5X9 C 386 Learning Store on Whyte 10007 82 Avenue NW T6E1Z2 G 7570 T. D. Baker 1750 Mill Woods Road East NW T6L5C5 I 7535 Rosslyn 13215 113A Street NW T5E5B9 A 484 amiskwaciy Academy 101 Airport Road NW T5G3K2 D Page 1 of 102 09/28/2021 Jasper Place High School Based on Edmonton Public Schools (2015 - 2016) GRADE_LEVE GRADES_OFF PHONE_NUMBER FAX_NUMBER EMAIL_ADDRESS L ERED 7804555823 7804556469 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 6 7804573467 7804732533 [email protected] Special Special 7804683000 7804684949 [email protected] Junior, Senior Special 7804664116 7804480429 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 6 7804473566 7804472403 [email protected] Elementary, Junior Kindergarten to Grade 9 7804378119 7804378190 [email protected] Special Special 7804625496 7804508560 [email protected] Junior Grade 7 to Grade 9 7804531576 7804557605 [email protected] Junior Grade 7 to Grade 9 7804241270 7804241284 [email protected] Junior, Senior Grade 7 to Grade 12 Page 2 of 102 09/28/2021 Jasper Place High School Based on Edmonton Public Schools (2015 - 2016) PROGRAMS Regular Program (K-6), Behaviour & Learning Assistance (1-6) The program serves students who are generally behind in their academics and have inconsistent attendance, as well as pregnant and parenting teens and fourth and fifth year high school students. Pregnant & Parenting Teens (7-12) Regular Program (K-6), Behaviour & Learning Assistance (1-6) Regular Program (K-9) The program serves students who are generally behind in their academics and have inconsistent attendance, as well as pregnant and parenting teens and fourth and fifth year high school students. Regular Program (7-9), Behaviour & Learning Assistance (7-9), Challenge (7-9), Interactions (7-9), Opportunity (7-9) Regular Program (7-9), Behaviour & Learning Assistance (7-9), Behaviour & Learning Assistance/Opportunity (7-9), Chinese (Mandarin) Bilingual (7-9), Interactions (7-9), Pre-Advanced Placement (7-9) amiskwaciy Academy (7-12) Page 3 of 102 09/28/2021 Jasper Place High School Based on Edmonton Public Schools (2015 - 2016) Edmonton Public School Board (EPSB) Neighbourhood Roadway Ward LATITUDE LONGITUDE LOCATION Boundaries : Maintenance Boundaries 2019 Area Polygon (effective at 12:00 AM on Oct 16, 2017) 53.5880711 -113.5442717 (53.5880711, - 62 105 1 113.5442717) 53.5977388 -113.4887991 (53.5977388, - 12 157 1 113.4887991) 53.530954 -113.4314571 (53.530954, - 23 123 7 113.4314571) 53.5491929 -113.4127979 (53.5491929, - 239 30 4 113.4127979) 53.5337845 -113.6889359 (53.5337845, - 155 158 3 113.6889359) 53.5180095 -113.4888771 (53.5180095, - 156 66 7 113.4888771) 53.447439 -113.405997 (53.447439, - 250 7 9 113.405997) 53.5923631 -113.5164502 (53.5923631, - 37 224 1 113.5164502) 53.5688308 -113.5213551 (53.5688308, - 209 221 3 113.5213551) Page 4 of 102 09/28/2021 Jasper Place High School Based on Edmonton Public Schools (2015 - 2016) Edmonton City of Catholic Edmonton - School District City of City of Ward Ward Edmonton : Edmonton - Boundaries Wards Zip Codes Boundaries Neighbourhood Neighbourhood (effective at (effective at Boundaries Boundaries 12:00 AM on 12:00 AM on Oct 16, 2017) Oct 16, 2017) 1 5 24 2 25 2 10 136 7 138 5 11 266 8 252 5 11 149 8 142 4 1 366 1 360 5 3 290 11 283 7 4 279 12 266 2 5 303 2 309 1 5 49 2 114 Page 5 of 102 09/28/2021 Jasper Place High School Based on Edmonton Public Schools (2015 - 2016) Edmonton Catholic School District Ward Boundaries 1 2 5 5 4 7 7 2 1 Page 6 of 102 09/28/2021 Jasper Place High School Based on Edmonton Public Schools (2015 - 2016) 7273 Fraser 14904 21 Street NW T5Y2L6 B 7550 Avalon 5425 114 Street NW T6H3M1 F 7563 Dan Knott 1434 80 Street NW T6K2C6 I 7278 Earl Buxton 250 Rhatigan Road East NW T6R2H7 F 7572 Mary Butterworth 16315 109 Street NW T5X2R2 A 349 Argyll Centre 6859 100 Avenue NW T6A0G3 G 7905 Edmonton Christian High 14304 109 Avenue NW T5N1H6 C 7058 McNally 8440 105 Avenue NW T6A1B6 G 7223 Malcolm Tweddle 2340 Millbourne Road West NW T6K1Y9 I 7267 LaPerle 18715 97A Avenue NW T5T4C1 E 7177 Virginia Park 7324 109 Avenue NW T5B0A1 D 1003 Jackson Heights 311 Jackson Road NW T6L7H2 G 7251 Sakaw 5730 11A Avenue NW T6L3A9 I Page 7 of 102 09/28/2021 Jasper Place High School Based on Edmonton Public Schools (2015 - 2016) 12 7804720131 7804780781 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 6 7804348402 7804357623 [email protected] Junior Grade 7 to Grade 9 7804627954 7804611841 [email protected] Junior Grade 7 to Grade 9 7804351577 7804350178 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 6 7804761480 7804787511 [email protected] Junior Grade 7 to Grade 9 7804651299 7804651328 [email protected] Elementary, Junior, Kindergarten to Senior Grade 12 7804087945 7804540793 [email protected] Senior Grade 10 to Grade 12 7804690442 7804655958 [email protected] Senior Grade 10 to Grade 12 7804623270 7804624033 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 6 7804831864 7804441871 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 6 7804778152 7804791615 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 6 7804659797 7804659796 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 6 7804631854 7804632076 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Page 8 of 102 09/28/2021 Jasper Place High School Based on Edmonton Public Schools (2015 - 2016) Regular Program (K-6), Interactions (K-3) Regular Program (7-9), Behaviour and Learning Assistance (7-9), French Immersion (7-9) Regular Program (7-9), Literacy (7-9), Pre-Advanced Placement (7-9), Strategies (7-9) Regular Program (K-6) Regular Program (7-9), Behaviour & Learning Assistance (7-9), Opportunity (7-9), Pre-Advanced Placement (7-9) Caraway (K-9), LearnNet (1-12) Advanced Placement, (10-12), Faith Based (10-12) Regular Program (10-12), Chinese (Mandarin) Bilingual (10-12), Community Learning Skills (10-12), Interactions (10-12), International Baccalaureate Certificate (10-12), International Baccalaureate Diploma (10-12) Regular Program (K-6), Cogito (4-6) Regular Program (K-6), Strategies (3-6) Arts Core (K-6) Regular Program (K-6), Interactions (1-6) Regular Program (K-6), Early Learning (Ages 3.5 to 4.5), Opportunity (1-6) Page 9 of 102 09/28/2021 Jasper Place High School Based on Edmonton Public Schools (2015 - 2016) 113.5213551) 53.6119953 -113.3720321 (53.6119953, - 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2016) 3 6 7 6 2 5 1 5 7 4 3 7 7 Page 12 of102 09/28/2021 Jasper Place High School Based on Edmonton Public Schools (2015 - 2016) 7260 Centennial 17420 57 Avenue NW T6M1K4 E 7909 Millwoods Christian 8704 Mill Woods Road NW T6K3J3 I 7249 Meyonohk 1850 Lakewood Road South NW T6K3Y5 I 7523 McKernan 11330 76 Avenue NW T6G0K1 F 7178 Greenfield 3735 114 Street NW T6J2G6 H 7141 Lauderdale 10610 129 Avenue NW T5E4V6 A 1282 Edmonton Christian Northeast 5940 159 Avenue NW T5Y0J5 B 1458 A. Blair McPherson 430 Tamarack Green NW T6T0J4 G 7522 D. S. MacKenzie 4020 106 Street NW T6J1A6 H 7107 Belgravia 11605 74 Avenue NW T6G0G1 F 7161 Prince Charles 12325 127 Street NW T5L0Z9 C 7574 Kate Chegwin 3119 48 Street NW T6L6P5 I 7218 Duggan 10616 36A Avenue NW T6J0C9 H Page 13 of102 09/28/2021 Jasper Place High School Based on Edmonton Public Schools (2015 - 2016) Grade 6 7804815590 7804879934 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 6 7804622627 7804629322 [email protected] Elementary, Junior, Grade 10 to Grade Senior 12 7804637627 7804503669 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 6 7804354163 7804386049 [email protected] Elementary, Junior Kindergarten to Grade 9 7804348581 7804351303 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 6 7804758737 7804759133 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 6 7804087942 7804781728 [email protected] Elementary, Junior Kindergarten to Grade 9 7804684361 7804684396 [email protected] Elementary, Junior Kindergarten to Grade 9 7804389103 7804389146 [email protected] Junior Grade 7 to Grade 9 7804355560 7804369137 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 6 7804555533 7804531525 [email protected] Elementary Kindergarten to Grade 6 7804690470 7804637844 [email protected]
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