Pre-enrolment and course selection instructions for
Non-EPSB students
Please call Student Services at 780-448-5000 to learn more about eligibility criteria.
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Ross Sheppard is now a Level 2 school on the Growth Control Model and will have a closed attendance boundary. This means that the school will only accept students who are:
Ross Sheppard is now a Level 2 school on the Growth Control Model and will have a closed attendance boundary. This means that the school will only accept students who are:
Resident students who reside within the attendance area.
Siblings of current students who will be returning to the school next year.
Students who qualify for the Mandarin Bilingual Program and French Immersion Program.
More information about the Growth Control Model is available at epsb.ca.
OUT OF DIVISION PRE-ENROLMENT - STUDENTS NEW TO EPSB
OUT OF DIVISION PRE-ENROLMENT - STUDENTS NEW TO EPSB
STEP ONE - Fill out EPSB registration form to pre-enroll to Edmonton Public Schools
STEP ONE - Fill out EPSB registration form to pre-enroll to Edmonton Public Schools
Through the Edmonton Public School website, you will fill out the EPSB registration form under the "how to register online" heading. You will also upload the supporting documents. This form and your supporting documents will be sent right to our school. * Note if you are submitting a PR card or Canadian Citizenship certificate as Canadian Identification, please submit both the front and the back.
Link to the EPSB registration form Digital Student Registration form
Need help using the digital student registration form? Submit a request to get help or call (780) 429-8437
STEP TWO - Complete and forward course selection documents
STEP TWO - Complete and forward course selection documents
Shortly after you submit the digital registration form you will receive an email from our student services department with the instructions on how to submit the course selection for the student, linking you to a specific staff member for processing and inquiries. ** In preparation for this step, you can complete the SHEP course selection form (below) and organize digital copies of the student's most recent report card / interim marks (you can take a screen shot of your interim marks from PowerSchool).
If you require guidance on what to choose for courses, click on "Guides to picking your courses" and for incoming Grade 10 students, ensure that you choose 4 core courses and 4 options for a total of 8 courses.
NOTE: Ensure that you submit documents using step one AND two before the March 19, 2025 deadline
*NOTE: Completing and submitting the pre-enrolment registration documents does not confirm acceptance to Ross Sheppard High School. Edmonton resident students who pre-enroll before the deadline (March 19, 2025) and who live within our designated area, will not be notified of acceptance as Ross Sheppard is the designated school. All other students will be notified by April 11th, 2025 - please familiarize yourself with the definition of resident student as well as the Level 2 Growth Control Model below.
2025/26 Course Selection Form (Printable)
Please click here for the EPSB High School Guide
Ross
Ross Sheppard is now a Level 2 school on the Growth Control Model and will have a closed attendance boundary. This means that the school will only accept students who are:
Ross Sheppard is now a Level 2 school on the Growth Control Model and will have a closed attendance boundary. This means that the school will only accept students who are:
Resident students who reside within the attendance area.
Siblings of current students who will be returning to the school next year.
Students who qualify for the Mandarin Bilingual Program and French Immersion Program.
More information about the Growth Control Model is available at epsb.ca.
*Resident Student
*Resident Student
In accordance with the Education Act, Section 4, student's who are residents of Edmonton Public Schools will be given priority admission over non-resident students.
To be considered a resident of Edmonton Public Schools, a student must:
A student must reside with at least one parent/legal guardian living within Edmonton Public Schools boundaries. The address provided on the application must be for a residence (Section 4.1 of the Education Act) 2 proofs of this address will be requested.
The second condition to be considered a resident is that at least one parent must declare themselves as non-Roman Catholic.
If you have further questions, please contact us at 780-448-5000 (press 6 for Student Services) or email us at rosssheppardstudentservices@epsb.ca
If you have further questions, please contact us at 780-448-5000 (press 6 for Student Services) or email us at rosssheppardstudentservices@epsb.ca
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