Curriculum
My Child's Learning: A Parent Resource Parents play a key role in their child’s learning. Alberta’s My Child's Learning resource helps you understand the curriculum and how you can support your child’s success from Kindergarten to Grade 12. It includes information on what your child is learning, how they are assessed, and available resources. It also outlines various educational options, such as Catholic education and French immersion.
The Alberta Teachers Association website, created by teachers, offers curriculum guides and curated collections, with ongoing input from educators across the province.
Learn Alberta
Learn Alberta provides online resources supporting the Alberta curriculum for all grades and subjects. Parents can access this by obtaining the username and password from their child or teacher. The site is continuously improved and includes a user-friendly version for easier navigation.
Digital Citizenship
Holy Spirit Catholic School Division Digital Citizenship Scope and Sequence.
Acceptable Use Agreements
Digital Citizenship & Acceptable Use Agreement (Gr K-4 Students) - Updated September 4, 2024
Digital Citizenship & Acceptable Use Agreement (Gr 5-12 Students) - Updated September 4, 2024
Literacy and Numeracy: Literacy and numeracy are lifelong skills that are essential for decision-making and understanding the world. They form the foundation for all subjects and are critical for success in everyday life, from interpreting a utility bill to comparing grocery prices. All K-12 educators share responsibility for developing these skills in students.
Exambank offers online practice exams for Alberta students in Kindergarten to Grade 12, with immediate scoring and results. Access requires a password from your child or their teacher.