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LCHS MISSION
Sharing the commitment in preparing life-long learners and responsible caring citizens.
VISION
Students During this journey, we will provide opportunities to make choices to achieve personal success. Personnel Our staff is committed to modeling a standard of excellence that promotes
lifelong learning. We exhibit pride in our profession while meeting the varied needs of our students in a collaborative environment. Leadership Our dedicated team shares responsibility, communicates clear expectations, and empowers individuals. Curriculum Our curriculum provides differentiated and relevant learning opportunities for the 21st Century learner. School Climate Our inclusive culture and climate is comforting and welcoming, while encouraging and strengthen “Baron Pride” for students, staff and alumni. Community We welcome community involvement and support in celebrating the diverse life of our school. |
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5615 42 St. Lloydminster, AB T9V 0A2
780. 875.5513
780. 875. 5548 (fax)
Bell Schedule
- Block rotation changes every Wednesday
- Block 7 rotates through the schedule. See the main calendar for rotation each week.
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TIME |
Block 1 |
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7:50 - 8:50 |
Block 2 |
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8:54 - 9:56 |
Block 3 |
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10:00 - 11:00 |
Block 4 |
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11:10 - 12:10 |
Lunch/Blk 5 |
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12:10 - 1:05 |
Block 6 |
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1:08 - 2:08 |
Block 7 |
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2:12 - 3:12 |
Calendars
FirstClass at Home
- All LPSD staff and students can use the FirstClass email and file sharing system at school and at home.
LCHS Policies
LPSD Registration Procedures
*** For new students to LPSD
Course Selection Process and Course Information
Course Selection (Spring)
- Students will register for the succeeding school year in February and March.
- Course Selection Seminars will be held by students services to prepare and assist students in their course selection process.
- Students and parents will be able to verify their course selection during Parent Teacher Conferences in March.
- Full time students must register in at least eight subjects a year unless enrollment is to complete Grade 12.
- A minimum of 24 credits are required to graduate.
Time Table Changes & Dropping Classes
- At the beginning of a new semester, time table changes will normally not be considered unless there are extenuating circumstances. When it is necessary to make a change, it should be discussed with a Guidance Counsellor or an Administrator. Forms for dropping a subject are to be obtained from your course instructor.
- Dropping a course is also to only occur in extenuating circumstances. A drop form is to obtained from the course instructor. A meeting with the grade appropriate counsellor will occur to ensure withdrawing from a class is in the best overall picture for the students. Parent permission is required, with final approval from administration.
- Dropping a class without notifying an Administrator will be treated as though the subject has not been dropped and a grade will appear on your report card and transcripts.
- The deadline for dropping classes for Semester 1 is in December and for Semester 2 is in May. Check with your administrator for exact dates.
Grade Promotion
GRADE 10 |
GRADE 11 |
GRADE 12 |
Compulsory Subjects:
- English Language Arts A10 or English A11 (1 credit)
- English Language Arts B10 or English B11 (1 credit)
- Science 10 or Science 11 (1 credit)
- Math 10 Core or Math 11 (1 credit)
- History 10 or Social Studies 11 or Native Studies 10 (1 credit)
- Must have a minimum 3 elective credits in addition to the above 5 compulsory credit classes for a minimum total of 8 subjects in grade 10.
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Compulsory Subjects:
- English Language Arts 20
- History 20 or 21, Law 30, Native Studies 20, Psychology 20
- Must have a grade 11 level Math and a grade 11 level Science.
- Must have a minimum of 16 credits (including grade 10 and 11 subjects) to have a complete Grade 11.
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Compulsory Subjects:
- English Language Arts A30 or English A31
- English Language Arts B30 or English B31
- History 30 or Social Studies 31 or Native Studies 30
- Must have a minimum of 5 credits at the Grade 12 level.
- Must have a minimum of 24 credits to have a complete Grade 12.
- At least two of the 24 credits must be from practical and applied arts and/or arts education.
- At least one of the 24 credits must be in wellness/physical education.
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Course Guides
School Review
Transportation
Lloydminster Public School Division (within city limits) - Buses will run on all days that school is in. If, for any reason, a specific bus is not able to run, the radio stations, Central Office, and the affected schools will be notified. Also, the Transportation Coordinator will drive around the affected route(s) checking for students who did not get the message (Complete Transportation Information).
For rural buses coming into Lloydminster, the following criteria applies:
Buffalo Trails School Division (Alberta rural) - Contractors are to notify parents directly if they are not running. If parents wish to check, they can call the contractor, call Buffalo Trails (780-806-2051) or check Buffalo Trails' website (Complete Transportation Information).
Northwest School Division (Saskatchewan rural) - Drivers are to notify parents and schools directly. Parents may also check the Northwest website (Complete Transportation Information).
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S.S. Staff