Student Services is a team made up of school administration, grade counsellors, Inclusive Education Coordinator, Indigenous Graduation Coach, and our Resource officer.
If you need help planning for life after high school, why not visit a guidance counsellor? We would be happy to listen, recommend career resources and help you devise a plan for the future. There are resources available that will assist you.
Book online with the QR codes:
Email the counsellors directly:
Ms. Mazereeuw (Grade 10 grade counsellor) - jordan.mazereeuw@psd.ca
Ms. Cox (Grade 12 grade counsellor) - meghan.cox@psd.ca
Mrs. Nuijens (Grade 11 grade counsellor) - sharla.nuijens@psd.ca
The student services department supports our students throughout the year by offering the following services:
School Programming
Graduation requirements
Timetable changes
Course selection
Post-secondary program prerequisites
Career counselling
Career information
University and college information from across the continent
Information on 60,000 scholarships
Student finance
Admission applications
Transcript and credit information
Stress, anger, anxiety or depression
Peer conflicts
Harassment
Grief and loss
Suicide prevention
Study skills/organization
Access to out-of-school specialists and community resources.
Apprenticeship, Agriculture Certification, Dual Credit, Work Experience
Registered Apprenticeship Program (R.A.P.)
Access to 50 trades and the ability to earn 40 Credits while in high school
Green Certificate
A post-secondary accreditation in animal management or crop production
17 credits can be earned on a family farm or by volunteering at a community farm
Dual Credit partnerships with several Alberta post-secondary schools
Credit can be attained in provincially recognized high school courses AND post-secondary
To find out more about these opportunities see Mrs. Sorenson to book an appointment with