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Dr. E.P. Scarlett High School
220, Canterbury Dr. S.W., Calgary, AB T2W 1H4
http://schools.cbe.ab.ca/b858
t | 403-281-3366 f | 403-777-7999
CBE and Provincial Goals
See Board of Trustees’ Policy for full,
detailed Results statements.
Provincial Goals**
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An excellent start to learning
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Success for every student
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Quality teaching and school
leadership
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Engaged and effective
governance
**Alberta Education Requirements
Each year, our school administers provincial achievement tests to Grade 12 students.
Grade 12 students enrolled in 30 level courses (English Language Arts 30-1 and 30-2,
Social Studies 30-1 and 30-2, Math 30 -1 and 30-2, Biology 30, Chemistry 30, Physics 30,
Science 30 and French Language Arts 30) write Diploma Exams. The purpose of the
testing program is to:
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determine whether students are learning what they are expected to learn;
report to Albertans how well students have achieved provincial standards; and
assist schools, authorities, and the province in monitoring and improving student
learning.
The results from the testing are but one aspect of student achievement in the CBE. In
addition to academics, we consider the overall success of students, which includes the
ways they demonstrate citizenship, character and personal development.
Please note that participation in the June Diploma Examinations was impacted by the
flooding in June 2013. Caution should be used when interpreting trends over time.
The number of students writing the exams varied depending on the exams.
English Language Arts 30-1
School 92% of students scored the
acceptable standard
18% scored the excellent standard
CBE 86% of students scored the
acceptable standard
13% scored the excellent standard
Province 86% of students scored
the acceptable standard
11% scored the excellent standard
Mathematics 30-1
School 95% of students scored the
acceptable standard
54% scored the excellent standard
CBE 85% of students scored the
acceptable standard
48% scored the excellent standard
Province 80% of students scored
the acceptable standard
35% scored the excellent standard
Chemistry 30
School 96% of students scored the
acceptable standard
52% scored the excellent standard
CBE 85% of students scored the
acceptable standard
41% scored the excellent standard
Province 79% of students scored
the acceptable standard
32% scored the excellent standard
student results
2012-13 DIPLOMA EXAMS
(%) ACHIEVING STANDARD
Highlights
100
94.0
92.1
93.7
94.5
92.2
96.0
95.5
91.5
87.6
76.5
80
69.2
60
54.5
52.3
41.2
37.1
40
20
18.0
21.8
16.2
17.3
8.8
8.8
12.0
0
ELA30-1
ELA30-2
SS30-1
SS30-2
Math 30-1
Math 30-2
(%) Acceptable
Bio30
Chem. 30
Physics 30
Science 30
(%) Excellence
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For a complete report of Dr. EP Scarlett’ student results follow this link.
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For a complete report of CBE and provincial results visit the CBE website at
http://www.cbe.ab.ca/results/default.asp
FLA 30-1
School Name
Month, Year
Alberta Education Accountability Pillar survey** results:
Click on this link for access to our results:
Out of the 6 categories measured, we ranked as follows:
Safe and Caring Schools:
Student Learning Opportunities:
Student Learning Achievement:
Preparation for Lifelong Learning, World of Work and Citizenship:
Parental Involvement:
Continuous Improvement:
Excellent
Excellent
Excellent
Good
Excellent
Excellent
Our area of focus for growth will be to increase work experience opportunities and help
students see the relevance of the course contents to the world of work.
Targets for 2013-2014*
Based on our results, we have set the following targets for improvement in our School
Development Plan 2013 – 2014:
Targets:
All of our Diploma Results will outperform the provincial and CBE results.
Outcomes:
 Continued improvement of all of our Diploma Results through a focus on Student
Intellectual Engagement in all courses but particularly at the Science 30 level.
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Continued focus on providing feedback for learning.
*Alberta Education Requirements
**A hard copy of the October 2013 Annual Education Results Report for Dr. E. P. Scarlett H.S. School is available
at the school.
our school
The purpose of Dr. E. P. Scarlett High School is to prepare, through the development of
knowledge, skills, attitudes and responsibility, graduates who are self-confident, life-long
learners capable of enhancing their lives and the quality of our world.
Our Vision
Dr. E. P. Scarlett is a caring learning community where we are:
 Encouraged to appreciate and respect the qualities of others
 Challenged to develop our unique talents and abilities
 Valued for our contribution to creating a hopeful future
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School Name
Month, Year
School Priority
Students will be actively engaged in the construction of their own learning in order to
graduate in three years from Dr. E. P. Scarlett and be prepared to use their gifts and talents
in a personally fulfilling and socially responsible way.
School Programs
Dr. E. P Scarlett High School is a large comprehensive high school with a history of
excellence and innovation. Our work is supported by a dedicated staff and caring parents
with high expectations for student achievement and involvement. In addition to the required
core courses we offer a wide variety of courses including: Career and Technology Studies,
ELL (English Language Learners) courses, Fine Arts, Journalism, Learning Strategies,
Spanish as a Second Language, French, Work Experience, RAP, and Physical Education.
In 2012-2013 we had the following programs: Advanced Placement, French Immersion,
Mentorship, SWU soccer and CSSI. We also encourage students to take advantage of our
services: Awards, Student Services, Library, Career Centre, Scholarships, Completion
Room, Gifted Mentorship, IPP coordination, Math Help Room, Science Help Room; and of
our extra-curricular offerings: Activity Showcasing, Debate, Drama, Duke of Edinburgh
Awards, Environmental Club, Fine Arts Certificate, French Challenge & Advancement,
Festival of Words, Graduation, Interact Club, International Trip & Certificate, Model UN,
Music, Nutrition Awareness, Peer Tutoring, Publicity (Fever/LTV/Yearbook), Scarlett for
Global Aid, and Special Events Catering. The Athletic opportunities include: Athletic
Showcasing, Badminton, Basketball, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Football, Soccer, Swim,
Tournaments, Track & Field, Volleyball and the Weight Training Room.
Class Size
Our average class size for 2012-2013 was 30.9.
For a detailed report on the school and CBE average class sizes go to:
http://www.cbe.ab.ca/aboutus/documents/ClassSizeSurveyReport.pdf
School Fees
For a detailed report of school fees and expenditures visit our school website or contact the
school directly.
School Council Involvement
Our School Council and our Parent Society (Casino) have been instrumental in supporting
our school learning community by providing advice to our school administration. The
Parent Society has provided the school with casino fundraising money to purchase many
resources that enrich our programs and benefit our students. The School Council is
informed regularly about our school events that arise from school-based initiatives. In their
advisory role, the School Council provides the school’s administration and leadership team
with feedback and suggestions. To visit our School Council webpage:
http://depscarlett.ca/school-council
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