Steve Greene

The meeting agenda includes a presentation on dual credit learning and a school trip, followed by the Superintendent's report, which covers the 2026-2027 budget, adjustments to the 2026-2027 learning calendar, a proposal for the 2027-2028 calendar, the second year of the 2025-2029 Four Year Education Plan, and a high school student photo festival exchange. Additionally, the board will discuss operational reports, trustee reports, scholarship correspondence, a collegiate institute application, and staffing matters in an in-camera session.

The board discussed several items including the presentation of a new logo for ERS, the development of two iterations of the 2027-2028 divisional learning calendar, and the approval of a limited bar service for a staff retirement celebration in accordance with administrative procedures. Trustees also provided updates on various committee meetings, strategic planning sessions, and school events, and conducted an in camera session before adjourning.

The board meeting included a delegation presentation on Grade 8 transitions and a report from the Superintendent. Key administrative actions included the approval of an amendment to Board Policy No. 10 regarding policy making. Additionally, the board reviewed various information items including school trip proposals and operational reports, heard updates from trustees regarding school tours, governance training, and committee activities, and held an in-camera session to discuss confidential matters.

This guide outlines the high school graduation pathway for students at Banff Community High School in Alberta. It details graduation requirements, mandatory core courses, and elective options across Grades 10-12, including academic streams for post-secondary preparation. Key areas of focus include credit accumulation, course selection at both BCHS and CCHS, dual credit and flex opportunities, student wellness, and resources for academic progress tracking and post-secondary planning.

Discussions included the upcoming CRPS Hiring Fair designed to connect high school students with over 50 local employers for career learning opportunities and summer employment. Approval in principle was granted for CCHS students to attend the International High School Students' Photo Festival Exchange in Higashikawa, Japan, with all associated costs covered by the host town. Additionally, consultation has commenced on options for the 2027/2028 Learning Calendar, gathering input from School Council chairs and staff via a Google form, with final consideration scheduled for the April Public School Board Meeting.