Glenbow Elementary School

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PIP, Kindergarten to Grade 4 - Located in the Town of Cochrane

Principal: Deb Rougeau-Bell

Address: 55 Glenpatrick Road
Cochrane, AB, T4C 1X7
Phone: 403-932-4922
Fax: 403-932-4962
Email: glenbow@rockyview.ab.ca
Website: http://glenbow.rockyview.ab.ca

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Grade Configuration:
Preschool Intervention Program, Kindergarten-Grade 4
Student Population: 490
No. of Staff: 41
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Education Plan

2011-2014 — School Education Plan

Quotes from Parent Advocates

Glenbow School is a wonderful place where students are encouraged to work to their strengths and be actively involved in their school, community, and world. The school continuously evolves as it strives to be a place where all students can learn and excel in ways that are relevant to themselves and in ways that will help them in our continuously changing world.  Tracy

“The enthusiasm and excitement toward learning is very palpable when you walk in the door of Glenbow School. Students, teachers and parents are working together in inspiring ways to nurture the development of 21st Century skills. Glenbow School serves as an exemplary model of what education NEEDS to be in order for students to be competent 21st Century learners.” Sue

 

How do we define success for Glenbow students?

At Glenbow School, students learn in an environment that fosters creativity, innovation and wonder as well as the acquisition of foundational skills (literacy and numeracy). Through collaboration between students, parents and staff, an environment is created that supports and honours their unique and diverse learning journeys. By encouraging this atmosphere, students are passionate and creative problem solvers, demonstrating competence in an ever-changing world. They are successful when their aspirations reflect sound values, when they can problem solve in an ethical manner and when they combine self-discipline with a passion for learning. Being immersed in a culture which models environmental stewardship and global awareness, students are empowered to be global citizens with all the accompanying rights and responsibilities.

We recognize that student success is a shared responsibility characterized by students who achieve their personal best by reaching their full potential for academic excellence, and who are:
  • Critical thinkers
  • Problem solvers
  • Innovators
  • Communicators
  • Collaborators
  • Self-directed learners
  • Globally aware
  • Civically engaged
  • Information and media literate
  • Financially and economically literate

What makes our school good and how do we know?

At Glenbow School we work together to achieve the success and personal excellence of all learners. Our caring and highly dedicated staff respect and value student’s individual needs, cultures and abilities. Teaching and learning is student centered and actively engages learners in real-life, authentic, rigorous, knowledge building opportunities. Differentiated instructional strategies incorporate multiple paths for learning, and there is a broad range of programs to meet the diverse needs of all learners. Learning environments are enhanced and enriched with the seamless and meaningful use of technology. Developing ethical, moral citizenship and global consciousness is embedded in the culture of our school as we work together as a community to address global challenges and safeguard our earth. Life-long learning, planning, and assessment are ongoing and interrelated processes that are integral to effective teaching and learning. Our high performing staff is actively involved in ongoing professional learning to promote leadership and excellence for our students. There is a collaborative focus on shared leadership and team with teachers, support staff, administration, parents and students working together. As illustrated in our accountability results below, at Glenbow School we aspire to greatness and want each one of our students to acquire a range of skills and competencies to become the best they can be.

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