Chestermere High School

Principal: Sharon Rhodes

Address: R.R #7
Calgary, Alberta, T2P 2G7
Phone: 403-272-8868
Fax: 403-272-9112
Email: chesthg@rockyview.ab.ca
Website: http://chestermerehg.rockyview.ab.ca/

School Profile

Grade Configuration: Grade 10 - 12
Student Population: 665
No. of Staff: 46

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Education Plan

2011-2014 —School Education Plan

Quotes from Parent Advocates

“As a parent of students at Chestermere High School I found the office staff very helpful when registering children. The Teaching Staff and Support Staff are all here for three reasons – to help the students achieve their goals, to become the best they can be and to become model citizens. The location of the school is ideal as the younger students are not allowed to roam the town at breaks or noon; therefore parents can rest easier knowing their children are in a safe and caring environment.”

“My daughters enrolled at Chestermere High less than two years ago. The Chestermere High Staff are very enjoyable to work with. Both my kids said that all the teachers were willing to give them help any time they needed it. My daughters enjoyed making friends at the school. The youngest who is entering Grade 12 is really looking forward to finishing her high school at Chestermere. The administrative staff is by far the best I have worked with.”

How do we define success for Chestermere High students?

Success is: our students’ high level of confidence in understanding concepts, exhibiting self-advocacy and self-reliance; achieving acceptable and above average results on assessments and standardized tests; making appropriate choices when provided the opportunity; cultivating open, trusting relationships among and between all stakeholders associated with our school community; high participation rates in our fine arts program and our extra-curricular athletic programs; and former graduates returning to our school to contribute in some fashion.

What makes our school good and how do we know?

Chestermere is a “4 A” school and includes academics, athletics, the arts, and attitudes. There are a broad range of activities and programs that students participate in and these activities and programs fall under at least one of these components.