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Queen Elizabeth School

Principal: Brent McKeown
Address: 9425 132 Avenue NW
Edmonton, Alberta T5E 0Y4
Phone: 780-476-8671
Fax: 780-478-8638
Email: queene@epsb.ca
Web: https://queene.epsb.ca/
Grades

10-12

Ward – Trustee

A – Sherri O'Keefe

Total Enrolment 2023–24View more information

1542

Growth Control Model
2023–24
Level 1
2023–24
Level 1
Programs 2023–24
Program Enrolment 2023–24View more information
205
50
19
18
1257

These numbers represent enrolment on September 30 as submitted to Alberta Education.

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  • students may be enrolled in more than one program, and
  • some programs are not shown.

Enrolment data gives parents a general understanding of the number of students at a school or enrolled in a program. Although we’ve made every reasonable effort to ensure the data is accurate, there may still be errors. To confirm enrolment, contact the school.

About Queen Elizabeth School

Queen Elizabeth School provides a small-school atmosphere with all the advantages of a big school. We encourage students to live a balanced lifestyle and to pursue lifelong learning, and we support them with a diverse range of programs, including:

  • Knowledge and Employability
  • Individual Support Program (ISP)
  • English as a Second Language
  • Campus EPSB
  • Work Experience
  • Advanced Placement
  • the Registered Apprenticeship Program  

Students also can choose from a variety of interesting and rewarding course options, including:

  • Spanish
  • French
  • Arabic
  • Foods
  • Cosmetology
  • Health Care Services
  • Sports Performance
  • Innovate 

Together with the community, Queen Elizabeth School nurtures and reinforces high standards for academic excellence, conduct and character development. With school, parental and community support, Queen Elizabeth School students equip themselves well for a smooth transition to post-secondary studies or employment. 

We believe:

  • That a positive school experience occurs when students are actively engaged in stimulating and challenging programming
  • In encouraging students to develop their knowledge, skills and attitudes as well as positive citizenship and a healthy lifestyle while preparing them for transition beyond high school

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