Grades Taught
10-12
About
Fort Saskatchewan High School, “Home of the Sting”, has an excellent range of programming that meets the needs of over 400 students from urban Fort Saskatchewan and surrounding rural communities. We are a “Full Program” high school with a strong tradition of academic excellence coupled with the opportunity to excel in Fine Arts and Athletics. Fort High graduates are prepared for life after high school. They have strong foundational skills which provide the tools for success in the years to come.
Introduction
Our school is dedicated to developing and maximizing each student's potential. Our staff consists of over 20 teachers working full or part-time, and 14 classified personnel. We are large enough to provide a wide range of academic, athletic, and social activities, yet small enough to maintain a warm, personal, and safe school environment. Many of our student’s parents are Fort High graduates.
Principal
Curtis Starko
Administration
Rita Lal, Assistant Principal
Motto
Fort High “Sting Style”
Mission
To provide a stimulating child-centered educational environment that models life-long learning where every person is provided with the opportunity to reach his or her own personal potential.
Philosophy
Sting Style - encompassing a life-long character foundation of Courtesy, Respect, Commitment, Dedication, Tolerance, Teamwork, and Sportsmanship
Education Plan
Supply Lists
Students at Fort High are expected to provide for their personal use:
- Binders (number and size based on student preference)
- Dividers (number and size based on student preference)
- Loose leaf (1 pkg of 250)
- Erasers
- Pencils
- Pens
- Calculator (1) (to be specified based on course)
- Gym attire (shirt, shorts, shoes)
Programs and Services
Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP)
Green Certificate
CTS (Commercial Food Prep, Building Construction, Personal Foods, Communication Technology, Personal Fitness, Cosmetology, Robotics and Electro-technologies and Virtual Welding)
Second Languages (FSL and German)
Fine Arts Program (Instrumental Music, Jazz Band, Musical Theatre, Drama, Art)
Knowledge and Employability Studies
LINKS – Learning Individual Needs Knowledge and Skills
First Nations Metis and Inuit Supports
Team Sports (Badminton, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Rugby, Track, Volleyball)