2025/26
SEMESTER 1 | September 8, 2025 to January 23, 2026
SEMESTER 2 | January 26 to May 29, 2026
No ASP/PE programs week of Nov 12-14
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No ASP/PE programs week of Nov 12-14 〰️
***Please review “Program Details” below before enroling in ASP courses***
Important Dates
ASP Semester 1 (16 weeks)
Monday, September 8 to Friday, January 23, 2026
***Registration is open Monday, June 2, 2025 at 9:00 am***
No classes week of Nov 10-14
No classes before Christmas Break (Dec 15-19)
Refund deadline September 19, 2025
ASP Semester 2 (16 weeks)
Monday, January 26 to Friday, May 29, 2026
***Registration is open Monday, December 1, 2025 at 9:00 am***
No classes Ski Break (Feb 13-20)
No classes Spring Break (Mar 30-Apr6)
Refund deadline February 6, 2026
Credit Courses (AP, Debate) & Quiz Club
Full year program (28 weeks)
Ends first week of May
No classes as per dates above
Credit Courses (PE, Latin & Art)
Full year programs (32 weeks)
Ends last week of May
No classes as per dates above
Program Details
Programs are limited in space and fill on a first-come basis
Programs are subject to minimum enrolment
Semester 1 and Semester 2 After School program courses may contain the same content. Priority is given to students who have not taken the course in the previous semester.
Registration for all PE, ASP, AP and Credit Courses is available online only
Fees for all PE, ASP, AP and Credit Courses are collected at time of registration
Withdrawal and refunds are available up to the refund dates outlined above
Where program is offered for AB Ed credit and credit is awarded, current year fees will be refunded
Any outstanding account balances must be cleared before registration for PE, ASP, AP and Credit Courses is accepted
ASP program requirements: 8 students per class
AP & Credit program requirements: 6 students per class
Who should take
AP courses?
Generally, a mark of 75-80% in a prerequisite course is suggested for students who wish to take an AP course. More important is the student’s motivation and commitment to the importance of education. To be successful, students should have the following characteristics:
enjoy a challenge
have a well-developed work ethic
be self-disciplined and self-motivated
be motivated to achieve
find learning stimulating and exciting
have parental support and approval
