Joane Cardinal-Schubert High School

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Joane Cardinal-Schubert High School
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Joane Cardinal-Schubert High School
19480 - 45 Street S.E.

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Coordinates 50°52′42″N113°56′40″W / 50.878306°N 113.944467°W / 50.878306; -113.944467 Coordinates: 50°52′42″N113°56′40″W / 50.878306°N 113.944467°W / 50.878306; -113.944467
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TypePublic
MottoMotto: Active, Inclusive, & Meaningful
Established2018
School board Calgary Board of Education
PrincipalGarry Tink
Assistant PrincipalRob Brown
Assistant PrincipalGayleena Clark
Assistant PrincipalTracy Rand
Grades 10–12
Enrollment1676 (2021)
   Grade 10 529
   Grade 11 466
   Grade 12 681
AreaArea V, Ward 14
Colour(s)Black, Yellow, Red    
Team nameRavens
Communities served Auburn Bay, Copperfield, Cranston, Mahogany, New Brighton, Seton
Feeder schoolsDr. George Stanley. Dr. Martha Cohen. Nickle School. Sherwood School.
Website school.cbe.ab.ca/school/joanecardinalschubert/


Joane Cardinal-Schubert High School (JCS) is a public high school in Calgary, Alberta, Canada operated by the Calgary Board of Education. It was founded in 2018 and the first year of attendance was 1129 students. It has approximately 1,800 students and 60 staff members. [1] It is named after the artist Joane Cardinal-Schubert. The school's mascot is a raven.

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Academics

Teaching and learning at Joane Cardinal-Schubert follows conventional classroom standards - students receive instruction in the classroom, and apply learned concepts through homework. Unlike the rest of the Calgary Board of Education, academic performance is determined through "outcome based reporting".

Notable Alumni

Advanced Placement (AP)

Joane Cardinal-Schubert is advertised as an AP-offering school.

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