Important Notes:

Some Diploma Prep classes will be held on campus, in-person at Calgary Academy and some are online, on-demand.
All classes are in June 2026. In-person classes are twelve (12) hours in length over three (3) days.
Students are required to be in attendance for in-person classes and no provision will be made for missed classes, or for late start or early release. Students must have the prerequisite course in-progress or completed prior to registration.
In-person classes require a minimum of ten (10) student to run. Confirmation of course availability will be considered on May 15 and in early June.
Students may register for multiple class if schedules do not overlap. It is not recommended to enroll in more than three (3) classes.

Students enrolling in prep classes must have a strong English language proficiency. No supports can be offered to English Language Learners (ELL).

Cost is:

$130.00 per online, on-demand course. Access to online courses will be released on June 9, 2026.
$180.00 per in-person course

No refunds will be issued unless the class is cancelled.

Deadline to register is Friday, June 5, 2026 at noon (midday - 12pm).

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Student Grade *

Parent/Guardian Completing this Form:

Parent/Guardian First Name *

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Currently a Student at Calgary Academy (skip to Diploma Prep Class Selection)

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**Extra information required if not current a student at Calgary Academy** (only complete if the student currently attends a different school)

Alberta Student Number (ASN) **

Student Birthdate (MM/DD/YYYY) **

Custody agreement? (Yes/No) **

Upload a PDF or JPEG of the Birth Certificate or Passport for the student and a custody agreement if applicable**

Parent/Guardian Contact information ** - list Name, Relationship and Cell Phone Number

Emergency Contact information ** - list Name, Relationship and Cell Phone Number - cannot be the same as Parent/Guardian

Medical Information ** - list allergies, medical conditions, medications, doctor's name and number, and any other pertinent information

Yes - the student is currently enroled in, or has completed the prerequisite class(es) *

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On-Demand, Online Courses:

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Biology 30 - On-Demand

Chemistry 30 - On-Demand

English 30-2 - On-Demand

Math 30-1 On-Demand

In-person, On Campus Classes:

Biology 30

June 13 - 9:00am-1:00pm; June 14 - 9:00am-1:00pm; June 15 - 4:00pm-8:00pm

Chemistry 30

June 16 - 4:00pm-8:00pm; June 17 - 4:00pm-8:00pm; June 18 - 4:00pm-8:00pm

English 30-1

June 6 - 9:00am-1:00pm; June 8 - 4:00pm-8:00pm; June 13 - 1:00pm-5:00pm

Math 30-1

June 9 - 4:00pm-8:00pm; June 10 - 4:00pm-8:00pm; June 11 - 4:00pm-8:00pm

Math 30-2

June 9 - 4:00pm-8:00pm; June 10 - 4:00pm-8:00pm; June 11 - 4:00pm-8:00pm

Physics 30

June 19 - 4:00pm-8:00pm; June 20 - 8:00am-12:00pm; June 21 - 8:00am-12:00pm

Science 30

June 20 - 9:00am-1:00pm; June 21 - 9:00am-1:00pm; June 22 - 4:00pm-8:00pm

Social Studies 30-1

June 7 - 9:00am-1:00pm; June 8 - 4:00pm-8:00pm; June 12 - 4:00pm-8:00pm

Exam Dates:

Biology 30 - June 18

Chemistry 30 - June 19

English 30-1 & 30-2 - June 10 - Part A

English 30-1 & 30-2 - June 15 - Part B

Math 30-1 & 30-2 - June 12

Physics 30 - June 22

Social Studies 30-1 - June 11 - Part A

Social Studies 30-1 - June 16 - Part B

Science 30 - June 23

Calgary Academy School Handbook Click here

Student Code of Conduct Click here

All students will be expected to abide by Calgary Academy’s student expectations found in our family handbook online (link above) and the code of conduct. Any student not abiding by our principles and expectations may be subject to disciplinary action up to and including expulsion from the program without refund.
Possession or being under the influence of illicit drugs and/or alcohol and/or cannabis by the student while on the premises or participating in school activities may be grounds for expulsion from the school. Smoking and vaping (including paraphernalia) are NOT permitted.
The student and the student’s parent(s)/guardian(s) acknowledge that after expulsion, no alternate to continue a course may be available. Any expulsion decision by the Principal may be appealed by the student’s parent(s)/guardian(s) to Calgary Academy’s President and CEO in writing.
If there are reasonable and probable grounds to believe that the student is in possession of anything that is not school appropriate, and that the inappropriate item will be found in the student’s bag, electronic device (whether personal or school issued) or pockets, a school administrator may search the student’s bag and/or all electronic devices and the student will be asked to empty their pockets. Failure to do so may result in the student's suspension or expulsion. With respect to these matters, the student, and the student’s parent(s)/guardian(s), agree that the student has no expectation of privacy while on school premises. The school administrator will, however, act reasonably regarding any search and it is anticipated that such searches will be extremely rare.
Prolonged, unsubstantiated absences, or chronic tardiness by the student may be grounds for expulsion.
Continued unwillingness on the part of the student to conform with the school’s rules and regulations, both inside and out of school, regarding conduct may result in the student’s suspension or expulsion.
Student must meet the prerequisite course requirements.

I have read, understand and agree to the terms and conditions specified above as Conditions of Enrolment. *

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The REACH (Respect, Enthusiasm, Altruism, Commitment, Honesty) principles are our community's guidelines in both our face to face and digital interactions. At Calgary Academy, we recognize that rapid changes in how we live, learn, and work have increased the importance of responsible digital citizenship as well as the effective use of productivity, collaboration, and networking tools.

Definitions

Electronic Devices: Electronic Devices include, but are not limited to, laptop computers, tablets, smartphones, handheld devices and e-book readers. Electronic Devices include Personally Owned Devices.

Personally Owned Devices: any Electronic Device brought into the school and owned by a student or the student’s family.

Personal Technology: Personally Owned Devices or Technology, including but not limited to cellular/mobile technology, servers, networks, websites, Internet services, computer applications, data, e-mail and social media.

Technology: Technology resources include, but are not limited to, Electronic Devices, cellular/mobile technology, servers, networks, websites, Internet services, computer applications, data, e-mail and collaboration tools. Examples of powerful online tools available to Calgary Academy students include PowerSchool Learning, Office 365, YouTube, Google, and internal student e-mail.

Application

This Technology and Online Code of Conduct applies to all Calgary Academy provided Technology, to all Personally Owned Devices and to all Personal Technology, as follows:

The use of all Calgary Academy provided Technology, regardless of where they are used. This includes the use of Calgary Academy provided Technology when used off of Calgary Academy property.
The use of Personally Technology, including Personally Owned Devices, when used on Calgary Academy property or when used to access Calgary Academy Technology.
This Technology and Online Code of Conduct also applies to the inappropriate use of Personal Technology when off of Calgary Academy property that has a negative impact on school climate.
Any access to Calgary Academy Technology regardless of the location and ownership of the device used to access Calgary Academy Technology. Specifically, this Technology and Online Code of Conduct applies to home, remote, or wireless access to the Calgary Academy network, websites and applications.
The use of Internet services provided by Calgary Academy.

Acceptable Use

Acceptable use of technology at Calgary Academy encourages content creation, co-production, and connecting with authentic audiences. Acceptable use includes following the REACH principles in our digital interactions, being respectful of the privacy of fellow students as well as adhering to copyright laws.

Responsible digital citizenship includes, but is not limited to:

conducting oneself appropriately and responsibly at all times when using Technology
keeping passwords and other personal information confidential
protecting and respecting the personal information of others
informing your teacher if something on an Electronic Device makes you feel uncomfortable or is inappropriate
using appropriate language
respecting the property and creative work of others

As a school community, we recognize that online actions while at school, as well as outside of school hours, can have implications for learning, face-to-face interactions, and the social-emotional wellness of students and staff at school. By following REACH in our digital lives inside and outside of school, we contribute to our school community by promoting a trusting and productive learning environment.

Unacceptable Use

Greater access to the Internet and online tools on our school network requires a student commitment to use these resources in a way that does not put themselves or any member of our community at risk. The non-exhaustive list below provides examples of what constitutes instances of unacceptable use:

Using inappropriate language
Plagiarism and copyright infringement
Sharing login information and passwords
Taking/recording images, video, or audio of Calgary Academy staff or students without their specific, clear knowledge and consent
Accessing or sharing pornographic or violent images, videos, or other offensive content
Sharing/posting (social media, apps, texts, websites, etc.) personal information or images/video/audio of Calgary Academy staff or students taken at the school, on busses, or at any school event without the school's and that person's specific, clear knowledge and consent
Searching for or playing unauthorized games during academic time
Compromising the safety of the network or bypassing school security
Excessive personal use of school network data (e.g., downloading movies)
Cyberbullying including but not limited to: online name-calling, threats, extortion, intimidation, spreading falsehoods, spreading true but potentially embarrassing or hurtful content, making rude or hurtful comments/jokes, posting, or sharing content that can be considered private, sexist, racist, discriminatory, or insensitive
Buying, selling, or trading products using the school network or devices

Expectation of Privacy

Calgary Academy Technology and all data stored on Calgary Academy Technology may be reviewed, monitored and accessed by authorized individuals, as needed.

Users of Calgary Academy Technology should not expect privacy with respect to any of their activities when using Calgary Academy Technology. Calgary Academy reserves the right to review, retrieve, read and disclose any files, messages or communications that are created, sent, received or stored on Calgary Academy Technology. Calgary Academy’s right to monitor is for the purpose of ensuring the security and protection of students, preventing unlawful and/or inappropriate conduct, and creating and maintaining a productive learning environment. If Technology and Online Code of Conduct violations are discovered, this will result in an investigation and necessary action will be taken, where appropriate. Information stored on personally owned devices is the responsibility of the device owner/user. However, Personally Owned Devices which are used in breach of this Technology and Online Code of Conduct in a manner that negatively impacts school climate will result in a full investigation and necessary action will be taken, where appropriate. Searches of Personally Owned Devices are anticipated to be extremely rare, however, can be performed where there is reasonable and probable grounds to believe that this Technology and Online Code of Conduct has or is being violated, and where evidence of the violation will be found on the Personally Owned Device that is being searched. It is agreed that the student can have no reasonable expectation of privacy in this regard, while on Calgary Academy premises.

Discipline

Failure to follow this Technology and Online Code of Conduct may result in the school limiting or revoking privileges. Serious violations may result in further disciplinary actions and may have legal implications (Government of Canada cyber-bullying site). Please contact your Assistant Principal if you have questions about this Technology and Online Code of Conduct, or if you think someone may be at risk due to another's use of technology or online activity. By maintaining the highest ethical standards in our face to face and digital interactions, our community will be promoting an environment in which members can pursue their learning goals confidently and freely.

I have read, understand and agree to the terms and conditions listed above as Technology and Online Code of Conduct. *

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Payment in full must be made immediately after form completion. Click "Add to Cart" and the course fee will be added to your Cart. Choose the Cart icon near the top right of the screen and make a payment using a credit card.

A confirmation email with a copy of the completed form will be sent after successful payment for all students currently enrolled at Calgary Academy. If this form is completed for an external to Calgary Academy student and you do not receive a confirmation or receipt email, please contact Yvette Schuler @ yschuler@calgaryacademy.com to receive a copy of the completed form/receipt.

I am the Parent/Guardian listed above and confirm the information provided above is true to the best of my knowledge. *

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Your child's diploma prep registration enriches their learning journey — and you can extend that gift to another family.

A donation to Calgary Academy's Bursary Fund ensures students with financial need can access the same programs and opportunities your child enjoys, throughout the school year.

Every contribution makes a difference — no amount is too small.

Calgary Academy is a registered charity. Your donation is greatly appreciated and is eligible for a tax receipt.

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Questions about Classes: Ms. Sheryl Walters at swalters@calgaryacademy.com

Questions about this form or payments: Ms. Yvette Schuler at yschuler@calgaryacademy.com.

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