Learning Stores are the hub of Edmonton Public Schools' Outreach Programs, providing an educational alternative for students who find that the traditional high school setting does not meet their needs. Learning Stores primarily serve high school students in Grades 11 and 12 at four different locations and provide individualized programming that enables them to achieve success academically and socially.

Programming at the Learning Stores is designed to meet the different lifestyles and learning needs of students who are returning to school, who enjoy working independently, who are employed, who are upgrading their course marks or who need flexibility in their schedules.  Students work on module based courses and are also encouraged to participate in our work experience programs, a key component at of each of our Learning Stores. 

Students can begin courses at a Learning Stores at any time, provided that there is enough time remaining in the school year to complete them.  Courses consist of a series of modules and students are expected to complete at least one module a week.  Students are also expected to attend in person for a minimum of 10 hours per week and are required to write their learning assessments (e.g. quizzes, tests and exams) at the Learning Store.

Staff members believe students do well when they are challenged in a supportive and encouraging environment.  Our goal is to help all students achieve their potential by maintaining high educational standards and nurturing citizenship within a secure and safe environment.  Teachers provide strong mentorship to students and assist them in setting realistic and achievable goals in their learning and career aspirations.

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