A Message from Administration 

Information About Accessing Our School During the Day 

As part of Administrative Regulation 1029 (Operation of Schools – Safety and Security), exterior doors are locked during class hours. 

Beginning in the 2026-2027 school year for high schools, students arriving after morning entry, visitors and family members should use the main entrance and request access through the intercom. This practice has been in place for several years at kindergarten to Grade 9 schools. 

These requirements support safe and welcoming learning environments by helping schools manage building access and know who is in the building during the school day. 

Schools may designate specific entrances for supervised morning entry, athletic events, performances and other after-hours activities. 

If you have questions about the school's access procedures, please contact the school office. Thank you for supporting a safe and welcoming learning environment for all students, staff and visitors. 

Personal Mobile Device Expectations  

Please review the CBE’s personal mobile device expectations with your student. Students in Grades 10–12 may not use personal devices during class unless authorized by a teacher for learning purposes. Devices must be out of sight, powered off or on silent, and stored away during class time. 

Exceptions apply for documented health, medical, or specialized learning needs. 

Thank you for reinforcing these expectations and supporting a focused learning environment at Lord Beaverbrook High School. 

How Is Your Child Doing in School? 

It’s important to stay informed about your child’s learning, progress and achievement. Parents and guardians are encouraged to regularly check their child’s grades, attendance and academic information through MyCBE/PowerSchool. 

If your child is not being successful or is experiencing challenges, please take the next step by contacting their teachers to discuss their progress and identify what can be done to support their success. 

If you do not yet have a MyCBE/SchoolEngage account, please register here: 

Register for MyCBE/SchoolEngage 

Calgary Transit: Safe & Respectful Behaviour 

Parents and guardians are encouraged to remind students to demonstrate safe, respectful and appropriate behaviour on Calgary Transit. Fighting, harassment, disruptive behaviour, property damage and other safety concerns are not tolerated and may result in fines or a Calgary Transit banning notice. 

Students are expected to follow transit rules and respect operators, staff and fellow passengers. 

Reporting a Concern: 

• Emergency or immediate danger: Call 911. 
• Transit safety concern: Text 74100. 
• Calgary Transit Customer Service: Call 403-262-1000. 

When reporting an incident, provide the bus route/number, location, direction of travel and details of the incident. 

Student Parking & Passes 

• Please remind your student that all vehicles parked on school property must display a valid Lord Beaverbrook High School parking pass, available for purchase through the Business Administrator in the business office. 
• Students are also expected to drive responsibly, respect pedestrians and other vehicles, and keep the parking lot clean by disposing of garbage appropriately. 
• Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and respectful parking area. 

Vaping and the Possession or Use of Vaping Products 

Vaping and the possession or use of vaping products are prohibited on all CBE property, including inside the school, washrooms, parking lots and school grounds, as outlined in CBE AR 4024 – Smoke-Free Environment. 

Violations may result in disciplinary consequences under AR 6005 – Student Code of Conduct and AR 6006 – Progressive Student Discipline. 

Please review these expectations with your student and encourage them to seek support from school staff if needed. 

Thank you for helping maintain a safe and healthy learning environment at Lord Beaverbrook High School. 

Lord Beaverbrook High School Administration 

General School Updates 

Parent-Teacher Conferences Reminder 

Conferences will be offered in person and online. The booking link will go live on Monday, November 16, at 1:00 p.m.  

In Person – Thursday, November 26 

• Time: 5:00–8:00 p.m. 
• Location: 9019 Fairmount Dr. SE 
• Park in the west student parking lot and enter through the east main doors. 
• Appointments are 10 minutes. Allow time to move between teacher locations. 

Teacher Locations: 

• PE / CTS Heavy Shops – Cafeteria 
• ELA / Social Studies – East Courtyard 
• Fine Arts / CTS Light Shops – Central Courtyard 
• Math / Science – West Courtyard 

Online – Friday, November 27 

• Time: 9:00 a.m.–2:10 p.m. 
• Appointments are 10 minutes. Meeting links will be emailed before your appointment. 

Guidance Counsellors and Specialized Setting Teachers: Please contact them directly by email to arrange an appointment. 

Reminder – Student Drop-Off and Pick-Up 

The main staff parking lot is reserved for Staff and Visitors with appointments. It is imperative that it is always kept clear for Emergency Vehicles and First Responders. 

Parents are NOT to drop students off or pick them up from school in the main lot at any time. All dropping off and picking up must be done on 90th Avenue. Please consider all of our staff and students’ safety and respect the Do Not Enter signs and the No Parking Fire Lane signs. This lot is explicitly reserved for Staff, Emergency Vehicles, and Visitors with booked appointments. 

Ordering School Photos 

Parents/guardians can now access information about ordering Lifetouch school photos for Lord Beaverbrook High School. Please visit the school website for ordering information and details: Lifetouch School Photos – Ordering Information 

Beaverbrook Lodge Updates:  

Bring your Lunch and come meet our local Post-Secondary Indigenous Recruiters. 12:15-12:45 in the Lodge, room 128. Check out Beaverbrook Lodge D2L page for scholarships and awards.  

Academic Information 

Advanced Placement (AP) Students – Important Exam Fee Information 

Students registered to write an AP Exam must pay the $150 exam fee. The fee will be posted to your MyCBE account and must be paid online or at the business office by October 30. Exams will be ordered only for students who have paid the fee by the deadline. Payments received after the order deadline will be subject to an additional late fee, which must be paid before a late exam can be ordered. Please note that the exam order deadline is set by the College Board. 

Athletics 

It's Playoff TIME!!!! 

All CSHSAA playoff games have a gate admission fee.  Most gates will be CASH ONLY 

$5 General Admission 

$2 Students and Senior Citizens 

Free children under 6 

Fine & Performing Arts 

All of our Fine & Performing Arts students are deeply involved in rehearsals, choreography, scene development, and producing amazing art pieces! Please mark your calendars for the following F&P Arts concerts/shows/presentations: 

November 19- A Taste of Jazz: Jazz & Dessert Night- 6:30 in the East Courtyard 
November 25- Drama 20/30 Fall Scene Showcase- 6:00 in the LBHS Theatre 
December 3- LBHS Winter Concert- 6:30 in the LBHS Theatre 
December 10- LBHS Winter Dance Show- 6:00 in the LBHS Theatre 

SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL!  

Auditions will be held on November 3rd, 4th and 5th. Callbacks will be held on Monday November 9th. No experience necessary. If you have any questions, please see Ms. Park in the theatre or Mr. McPhail in room 200. Thank-you! 

Student Services 

CAREERS Internship Fair

Students, parents, siblings, and friends are invited to join CAREERS at the first of four CAREERS Internship Fairs hosted by CBE and Calgary Catholic School Division (CCSD).

This event will include representation from many industries, including aviation, agriculture, energy, environment, health, skilled trades, and more!

• What: CAREERS Internship Fair
• When: Wednesday Nov. 26, 6:00 – 8:30 PM
• Where: All Saints High School | 729 Legacy Village Road SE, Calgary, AB
• Who: Calgary Grade 10-12 students, parents and guardians

note: Grade 9 students are welcome to attend in order to plan ahead, but are ineligible for internships until Grade 10.

Register here to enter for door prizes! Registration is not required to attend. 

Grade 12 Students – Graduation Checks 

 We encourage parents and guardians to have their student book an appointment with your counsellor to complete a graduation check. This will help students understand the credits they have earned, identify any outstanding course requirements and determine what they still need to complete to meet their graduation goals. 

• Alberta High School Diploma – Graduation Requirements 
• Certificate of High School Achievement – Requirements 

United Space School 

Interested in aerospace? This two-week, all-expenses-paid opportunity, sponsored by The Hangar Flight Museum, brings high school students from 20–50 countries together to learn from aerospace experts. 

The selected student will represent Western Canada, live with a host family in Houston, and collaborate with an international team to design a crewed mission to Mars!

Apply here: https://thehangarmuseum.ca/united-space-school 

Post Secondary Applications 

Beginning October 1, 2026, you can start applying for post-secondary institutes in Alberta. An application profile needs to be created on the Apply Alberta website www.applyalberta.ca. Once you application profile has been created you will then select your post-secondary institute of choice. For Out of province institutions, please see their websites for application process. 

MyPass 

myPass is a secure self-service website for Alberta high school students to access their education information. Use myPass to: 

• Order transcripts 
• View diploma exam results 
• View progress towards a credential (diploma or certificate) 
• View student personal information 
• View and print detailed academic reports (DAR) 
• Order additional copies of a credential 

Please come to guidance to set up your myPass account.  

Pathways to Medicine Scholarship – University of Calgary 

This scholarship is offered annually to students based on the following criteria:  

• Graduating from an Alberta high school and entering the first year of an undergraduate degree. 
• Demonstrates financial need, academic merit, and leadership through school or community involvement. 
• Canadian citizen or permanent resident, with preference for students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, rural communities, and/or Indigenous ancestry. 
• To apply for this $5,000 award please visit: Link   

Schulich Leader Scholarships 

Up to 100 scholarships are awarded annually to entrepreneurial-minded high school graduates entering Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math (STEM) programs at 20 partner universities across Canada. Awards are valued at $100,000 for engineering and $80,000 for science and math. Each Canadian high school may nominate one graduating student per year. For more information, please see Ms. Mensink in Guidance. 

LBHS IPP Accommodations 

Learning Lounge (Room 108): Students are encouraged to access accommodations, including quiet work space, one-on-one support, audio readers, and voice typing/read-back tools. For specialized accommodations to be granted for final exams or diploma exams, they must have been used in the corresponding courses during the semester.   

CTS Heavy & Light Shops 

Leadership 

We are collecting donations for several student initiatives, including cards, card games, and quick-play board games. We are also collecting yarn for students to knit and crochet items for those in need. Donations can be dropped off in Room 271. Stay tuned for details about our upcoming St. Cecilia Hamper Campaign! 

Other Information 

Exam Accommodations 

• Request accommodations from your teacher 1–2 days before the exam. 
• Bring your own headphones for multiple-choice exam readers. 
• Accommodations must be used throughout the semester to qualify for final and diploma exams. 
• Extra time: Coordinated through the Learning Lounge (Room 108). 

Annual Volunteer Registration Required 

All new and returning volunteers must complete the Annual Volunteer Registration Form each school year before volunteering. 

• Parents/Guardians: Register through SchoolEngage in MyCBE. 
• Community Members: Register in person at the school. 
• All volunteers must review and acknowledge the privacy requirements. 

Thank you for supporting our Lord Beaverbrook school community!