The mission of the Sturgeon School Division is to ensure that all students achieve success in the programs of study offered in our schools.

Our schools focus on helping children develop emotionally, intellectually, physically, morally and spiritually into creative and critical thinkers with strong communicative and computational skills.

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Virtual Tour
08-Oct-2009 - Please join us on a virtual tour of Sturgeon Heights School.  Enjoy a "walk" through the hallways, offices and classrooms that are in use every day of the school year. 

The pictures are in order of grade, beginning with Headstart, and following along with Kindergarten to Grade 9. 

Sturgeon Heights is a round school - you always end up back where you began!!  


Sturgeon Heights School has a history of building students of character with a foundation for success.  We have a reputation of strong academic programs and excellent results. 

 

Although the majority of students are from acreage developments that surround the school, the K – 9 configuration and full day Kindergarten program are popular options with many neighbouring St. Albert families.  As well as putting a strong emphasis on academic achievement, the school provides a strong complementary program in the fine arts as well as an active extra curricular program.  Our school sports teams compete in an inter-school league and in local tournaments.  Through the school’s religious instruction program, the school and community hold annual celebrations.

 

The school’s Career and Technology Studies Foods facility and computer access provides a strong component to programming and practical skills as the students are preparing for the future.  All classrooms are equipped with FM sound field systems to enhance the learning

environment.  As well a Headstart Program class operates at Sturgeon Heights.

 

Sturgeon Heights School prides itself in a safe, caring  environment reinforcing the expectations of our community.  We recognize that educating our children is a partnership involving our community, parents and staff.  Through a collaborative process we have developed expectations for each stakeholder group and look to those expectations to guide our decisions.

 

Our school places a high priority on success for students, respect for each other and enthusiasm for learning.  We take a zero tolerance approach to dealing with matters of concern.  This means that consequences are based on maintaining dignity and developing a sense of the “right thing to do.”  Students at Sturgeon Heights develop an awareness of the larger society and learn tolerance for differences as they build qualities of good citizenship.  Our school

operates as a Professional Learning Community stressing the power of the collaborative process in making decisions and school improvement.  Directions are set based on input from all groups affected.

 

All students are invited to ‘Dare to Soar’ with us at Sturgeon Heights School.  We look forward to an exciting year geared toward meeting student needs and building a strong school community.

 

AT STURGEON HEIGHTS –

WE OFFER:

* Strong Band Program
* Drama Program
* Elementary Choir
* Various Clubs
* Daily Snack Shop
* Headstart Program
*  Student Leadership Program, Entrepreneurship, Fit For Life, and many other options
*Dynamic Parent Council and Rec Board
* Inter-School Sports Activities
* Volleyball
* Basketball
* Badminton
* Cross Country
*  Track Meets
* Journal Games

 

* Off Campus Programs and

* Field Trips at all Grade Levels. 

 

 

 
Welcome to Sturgeon Heights School!
Your first step in puts you in the mudroom. Students remove their shoes and place them here for pick up on their way out.
As you enter the main hallway, you see our slogan "Soaring to New Heights Together!"
To the left of the main entrance you go through the doors to classrooms. Welcome!
To the right of the main entrance, you will find entrance doors to the gym. The glass showcase exhibits various seasons, events and student work. It is changed monthly.
Here's a look down the whole main hallway.
On entering the office, you will find Mrs. Bailey at her desk, ready to greet you.
Mrs. Sierau works at the other desk in the office.
Part-time accounting clerk, Mrs. King, also is in the office.
Round the corner to Mr. Goertzen's office. Mr. Goertzen is the Principal of Sturgeon Heights.
Across the hall from Mr. Goertzen's office, you will find Mr. Ruffiange's office. Mr. Rufiange is the Vice Principal of Sturgeon Heights.
Mrs. Hewko and her two educational assistants, Miss Le and Mrs. Kinjerski, look after the Headstart classroom
The Headstart classroom is Room 103. Lots of very busy, very little people spend their time in the Headstart Room.
The Kindergarten room is Room 105. It is a busy place!
There are many centers in the Kindergarten Room.
Next down the hall, you will find Room 203 which is Mrs. Brenneis' grade 1/2 classroom this year.
Students are getting ready to enjoy their lunches.
Mrs. Nero's grade 1 classroom follows. It is room 207.
The students were happy to get their pictures taken!
Just outside the office you will find Room 201, Mrs. Holmes' Grade 2 classroom
Students enjoy using their Interactive Whiteboard.
Room 209 is Mrs. Smeaton's grade 3 classroom.
The students are working hard.
Walking down the hallway, the next room you come to will be Miss Loh's grade 3/4 classroom.
Everyone has something to do in Miss Loh`s classroom - Room 211
Mrs. Fahl and Mrs. MacKay team-teach in Room 229.
Room 229 holds a grade 4 classroom this year.
Mr. Mancell's Grade 5 classroom is Room 108.
Room 108 has lots of bright, natural light!
Miss Longpre and Mrs. Yuzyk-Ayotte team-teach in room 223.
The grade 5/6 students are in room 223.
Room 225 is Mr. Ohm's classroom; however, Miss Longpre teaches French in there also.
Room 227 is where Mr. Ohm teaches junior high art.
The students are busy working on their art projects.
Miss Sydlowski teaches in Room 202
Students in grades 5, 6 and 7 learn in Room 202
Students are busy in `Miss Syd`s` classroom
Room 219 is the grade 7 homeroom. Other junior high grades use this classroom for math and health.
This grade 9 class is busy in room 219.
Mrs. Wood teaches a grade 7/8 classroom in room 213.
Junior high students are always busy.
Room 215 is the science lab and Mr. Perlinski`s homeroom for a grade 7-8 class
Mrs. Rommens has a grade 9 homeroom in room 221.
Junior high students use room 221 for Social and Leadership.
Sometimes Leadership projects spill out in to the hallway!
Ms. Lundquist helps students sign out books in the library.
Mrs. Linnert, our Media Tech, oversees the comings and goings in the library from her office.
The library is used for projects, studying and reading.
All grades get a chance to use the library.
Library time is a big hit with the students.
Many subjects, as well as a computer course, keep the computer labs busy.
The computer labs are available to all grades.
Home Ec is a popular option that Miss Sydlowski teaches in room 210.
The students enjoy the Home Ec option
There is lots of room in the Home Ec lab, with four full kitchens.
Mrs. Medisky teaches all the music in the school, to all grades!
The Kindergarten class begins their music lesson with some pictures and coloring.
The Music Room is 110. Students enjoy the levels and difference desks in the Music room.
The gym is where all the students have their phys. ed. class, plus noon sports and after school intramurals.
Junior high students enjoy their sports time!
The gym often has two classes going on at the same time.
Go Eagles Go - our team name!
Sturgeon Heights has a snack shop which is run by dedicated parents.
The parents are busy getting lunches ready - hot dogs on Fridays are a big hit!
The Conference Room is used for meetings with parents, teachers, staff and community members.
The Conference Room is very useful to have for many purposes.
Students at Sturgeon Heights "Dare to Soar"
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