Grades 1-12 School Program

Our school programs are created for students who have autism spectrum disorder or similar learning differences such as sensory integration difficulties, impairments in social interaction, and difficulties with emotional control and interpersonal skills.

We work with our students and their families to focus on their individual strengths while we implement strategies to overcome emotional challenges, develop positive peer relationships, and achieve academic success. Each student has an Individualized Program Plan (IPP), which is designed to address their specific educational needs.

The school program places a strong emphasis on academic independence, social behavior, communication, and self-regulation for students aged 6 to 20 years of age. Classes are held during regular school day hours, five days a week.



New Heights Smiley

Curriculum

All of the curriculum follows Alberta Education’s Program of Studies with adaptations as required.

We focus on:

  • Academic independence
  • Executive Functioning Skills
  • Friendships (communication and social skills)
  • Self-esteem
  • Self-regulation and sensory integration
  • Social awareness and social understanding
  • Workplace readiness skills
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Parent Teacher interviews
Parent Teacher interviews
Apr 10 all-day
Parent Teacher interviews
Afternoon and evening meetings. Watch for more information and sign up instructions coming from [email protected]
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Good Friday
Good Friday
Apr 18 all-day
Good Friday
All programs closed.
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Day Off
Day Off
Apr 21 all-day
Day Off
School Program closed. 
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PAC meeting
PAC meeting
Apr 24 all-day
PAC meeting
6:30pm virtual meeting. Contact [email protected] to join.
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