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Point Grey also offers Advanced Placement courses in Calculus, Chemistry, Physics, and Psychology.

Founded in 1979, the mini school is a district-wide program that offers students enriched learning and social experiences in addition to the regular curriculum. Students are still considered part of the main school and take elective courses there. (Source: Wikipedia)

Point Grey
5350 E. Boulevard V6M 3V2
Tel: (604)713-8220
Fax: (604)713-8218
Web Site:http://pointgrey.vsb.bc.ca/

In 2005, Kitsilano developed a pilot project, the Multi-Age Cluster Class (MACC), which allowed students to accelerate through high school. Those students might have graduated after three to five years, instead of the standard five. However, the project was disbanded after two school years.

Kitsilano also has a history of including both physically and mentally challenged students into their mainstream programs. Students with Down’s syndrome and other mental challenges are involved in all aspects of student life, take the same courses as other students and are provided special assistance (aides and resources) as well as the opportunity to take their courses over extra years to ensure achievement. In 1999, an elevator was constructed on the northwest corner of the building to allow wheelchair access throughout the building. (Source: Wikipedia)

Kitsilano
2550 W. 10th Ave. V6K 2J6
Tel: (604)713-8961
Fax: (604)713-8960
Web Site:http://kitsilano.vsb.bc.ca/

Magee is noted for its SPARTS program–giving students a way to both attend school while pursuing and practicing their sport, music, or art.

Magee
6360 Maple St. V6M 4M2
Tel: (604)713-8200
Fax: (604)713-8209
Web Site:http://magee.vsb.bc.ca/

Eric Hamber also has a history in television and film; one of the parking lots was extensively used in the early days of 21 Jump Street, including a memorable confrontation involving Johnny Depp. More recentely it was used as the highschool in Juno.

The school is named after Eric Hamber, former Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia.

Eric Hamber offers a wide variety of Fine Art Courses. All students who enroll in grade 8 at Eric Hamber will take several core courses. They must all take a combination that includes two of Choir, Art, Band, and or Drama. These courses are all half-year courses, similar to semesters. The only exemption from these courses is to take an “Enriched” band program which runs all year long.

Home Economics is offered and is required. It is offered as a trimester, where new students learn cooking and sewing for a third of the year, do business education for the next third, and drafting, woodwork, and metalwork for the remaining third. This exposure to several different courses allows students to choose what kind of courses they would like to enroll in next year.

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Eric Hamber
5025 Willow St. V5Z 3S1
Tel: (604)713-8927
Fax: (604)713-8926
Web Site: http://hamber.vsb.bc.ca/

The school is situated next to Pacific Spirit Regional Park, which is a forest.

University Hill has been ranked as the Number 1 Public Secondary School in the province since 1996. (Source: Wikipedia)

University Hill
2896 Acadia Rd. V6T 1S2
Tel: (604)713-8258
Fax: (604)713-8257
Web Site: http://uhill-sec.vsb.bc.ca/

University Hill Secondary Service Area (click to Enlarge)

Programs Offered

Mini School Program

Prince of Wales Mini School seeks co-operative, creative, self-motivated and well-rounded students who have demonstrated above average academic achievement and involvement in school and community. The school aims to develop organizational skills, problem-solving techniques, and the ability to work cooperatively and independently in an academically challenging, enriched program requiring effort and self-discipline. An outdoor education component provides physical and emotional challenges, developing skills and contributing to the school community atmosphere. Students develop leadership skills through running school events and fund raising.

TREK Outdoor Education Program

The TREK program introduces each student to a variety of outdoor activities including: basic outdoor skills, minimum impact camping, hiking and backpacking, ocean kayaking, canoeing, rock climbing, back-country (telemark) skiing, cross-country (Nordic) skiing, snow shelter building & winter camping, avalanche awareness, cycle touring, outdoor cooking, and map & compass navigation. It provides instruction in the safe and proper means of participating in each of these activities, to give students the basis for a lifetime of outdoor adventure.

Westside Bridge Program

This program, which was directed at students entering grade 8, transitioned the students into high school. The class consisted of 1 teacher and 1 youth/support worker, as well as a maximum capacity of 20 students. All core subjects (Math, English, Science, Social Studies) were taught during this transitional period. Students were able to focus on the tasks at hand throughout the year with individual help, thereby becoming more independent and confident in their learning experiences.

Gifted Learning Disabled Program

The GOLD program is a district program for students who have been identified as having gifted potential, and who also have a learning disability. Students in the program have at least one GOLD block as part of their regular timetable. GOLD English is also offered at the grade 8 level. The curriculum of the program includes communication skills, decision making, subject and personal support, strategies, self-awareness and self-advocacy. Individual Education Plans are prepared with all students. The IEP’s allow a student to get special adaptations such as extended time for tests, reduced workloads and alternative assignments. A lot of students in GOLD have a Written Output Disorder and lack of organizational skills. However the acceptance rate is very low with an average of about 8 students per year. (Source: Wikipedia)

Prince of Wales
2250 Eddington Dr. V6L 2E7
Tel: (604)713-8974
Fax: (604)713-8973
Web Site:http://pw.vsb.bc.ca/

Churchill Secondary is one of two International Baccalaureate schools (along with Britannia Secondary School) and one of three French Immersion secondary schools in Vancouver. (Source:Wikipedia)

Sir Winston Churchill
7055 Heather St. V6P 3P7
Tel: (604)713-8189
Fax: (604)713-8188
Web Site: http://churchill.vsb.bc.ca

Service Area (click to Enlarge)