Eagle's Eye

Eagle's Nest meals are $6 each, or you can purchase a 5-meal punch pass for just $25. Punch cards are available to purchase at the office. Exact change and card is accepted.

Monday, June 15 (Day 1)

• Burrito Bowl

• Chicken Clun or Greek Chicken Wrap with Chips

Wednesday, June 17 (Day 1)

• Grilled Cheese or Philly Cheesesteak with Soup

Thursday, June 18 (Day 2)

• Butter Chicken or Teriyaki Rice Bowl with Naan

Friday, June 19 (Day 1)

• Bacon Beast Burgers with Taters

• June 19: Last Day of After-School Test Writing
• June 23: Last day of Jr. High Classes / Last Day to Return Library Books
  
• June 24: Last Operational Day
• August 24: Office Open
• August 25: New Student Orientation
• August 28: Meet the Teacher & Locker Day 3:00pm to 5:00pm
• August 31: First Day of Classes / First Day of School Assembly
• September 4: Chapel

During exam week, learning opportunities are provided for junior high students according to their regular schedule. These times are utilized for studying or other learning opportunities. During exam week, high school students can arrange help sessions with their teachers via email. Exam sittings for junior high students begin at 8:45 a.m. (like every school day) and typically proceed until the end of lunch hour (12:30). Jr. High Students are required to stay in their exam room until 11:44 am for all exams (but have access to additional time for certain exams if needed). Students cannot be excused from school until 11:44 a.m. (except for emergencies).

All library books and textbooks are due back no later than 3:00 p.m. on June 23. You do not have to wait until the last day to return them. Once you are finished with them, feel free to bring them back.

Books can be returned to the Commons or the Front Office.

Thank you!

Due to increased enrolment and low locker utilization by high school students, lockers for all grade 11 and 12 students will be by request only. Please use this Locker Request Form Grade 11 to 12 to request a locker.

Download the schedule by clicking below.
Date are also found on the school website calendar.

Senior high students interested in earning work experience credits towards their high school diploma can express interest in four opportunities made available by Sherwood Park Alliance Church: Photography / Videography; Digital Marketing and/or Content Creation; Kids Ministries Leader; Student Ministry Leader. For more information, click here (link to images?) and reach out to Mrs. Matheson (dion.matheson@eips.ca). To be considered, please express interest by August 26, 2026.

This camp will help players improve their fundamental skills—such as shooting, dribbling, and defense—through structured drills, strategic gameplay, and personalized coaching.

DATE(s): Wednesday, August 19 to Friday, August 21

COST: $125

BOYS Camp Times:

9:00am to 12:00pm

GIRLS Camp Times:

1:00pm to 4:00pm

2026

Is digital wellness an area of concern in your home? Are you feeling uncertain how to balance the benefits of technology with the challenges it brings? Us, too!

Next year, SCE and SCS are introducing the JOMO (The Joy of Missing Out) program to our classrooms. The JOMO program encourages digital wellness and equips schools to lead students toward healthy tech habits and Christ-centered living—through meaningful lessons, coaching, and a supportive community of practice. We are so excited for this initiative and have many awesome opportunities ahead for your children.

All SCE and SCS parents are invited to join us for the JOMO Parent Engagement evening on September 14 at SCA Secondary. Our goal for this evening is to help you feel equipped in making tech-wise decisions that align with your family’s values. We’ll also be sharing all the exciting ways JOMO will foster greater connection within our schools. Our desire is to work as a community to embrace ‘The Joy of Missing Out’ and live the abundant life God has for us.

Those who attend the evening have the chance to win some amazing prizes that will create opportunities for family connection -- think restaurant gift cards, experiences, board games, etc. Guest speakers include Mrs. Matheson (SCS Counsellor), Jamie Gaida (SPAC Youth Pastor/Campus Pastor), Constable Sherri-Lee Smith (RCMP, School Resource Officer) and Family and Community Services. And in true SCA fashion, Miss Higgs will provide some delicious desserts for all us adults to connect over.

We look forward to this fun night to connect and engage as a community. No need to RSVP, but please bring your friends!

The results of the 2025–26 EIPS Annual Feedback Surveys: For Parents and Caregivers and For Students are now available. In March, the Division conducted the annual surveys, which help EIPS gauge its progress toward meeting the goals and priorities outlined in its Four-Year Education Plan. Families and grades 9 and 12 students were asked a series of questions about their experiences with EIPS and their school, the overall performance of the Division, the quality of education being provided to students and areas for improvement.

Thank you to all families and students who took the time to share their feedback with the Division. Overall, the surveys received approximately 1,600 responses from parents and caregivers and more than 2,000 responses from grades 9 and 12 students across EIPS. The Division, and schools, will now review the feedback in detail and use it to develop new strategies to serve students and the wider community better.

The full results are available online:

2025–26 Parent, Caregiver and Student Survey results: EIPS

2025–26 Parent, Caregiver and Student Survey results: Strathcona Christian Academy Secondary

With warmer weather here and more students riding their bikes to school, now is a great time to take a few simple steps to protect your bicycle from theft.

Students and families are encouraged to:

• Always lock bikes using a quality lock, even for short periods.
• Record the bike’s make, model, and serial number.
• Take a photo of the bike and note any unique features or markings.
• Register bikes for free through Bike Index to help police identify and return recovered bicycles.
  
  

Attached is a Bicycle Theft Prevention brochure and Bike ID Card that families can use to record important information. Keeping this information handy can make a significant difference if a bike is ever lost or stolen.

Stay safe, lock it up, and enjoy the ride! 🚲🔒

Cst. Cheri-Lee Smith

School Resource Officer

Strathcona County RCMP

Talking to Kids About Tobacco

Owning and Operating Small Vehicles