Summer school courses are planned based on historical enrollment needs for students at those sites. As such, the first stage of registration includes zones to ensure those students have access to the seats that were built with them in mind. However, once those students have had enough time to access those seats, we will open registration up to any division student, allowing all students in the Division to register in any available classes across all zones. This shift will happen mid-May 2026. Please check back for more information.
What if I registered somewhere else and now see that a spot is open somewhere more desirable?
Students can absolutely transfer with a $60 transfer fee.
What if I don't want to spend the $60 transfer fee and just want to wait until mid-May?
You would run the risk of those spaces being filled by students pre-enrolled for that zone and you ending up with no space at all. Registrations and withdrawals happen and the webpage is updated moment to moment, so students can always check back and find adjusted availability each day.
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Zone Map: Summer School 2026
High school sites by zone (These are Zone-Restricted Schools)
| Zone |
High School Sites |
| Zone A |
Eastglen & M.E. LaZerte & Queen Elizabeth |
| Zone B |
Jasper Place & Ross Sheppard |
| Zone C |
Harry Ainlay & Strathcona |
| Zone D |
Elder Dr. Francis Whiskeyjack & J. Percy Page & W.P. Wagner |
| Zone E |
Dr. Anne Anderson & Lillian Osborne |
Extra context
- For students of zone restricted schools: Students of these schools register according to zones defined in Table 1: Zone to high school site map
- Students from these schools can register in any zone:
- Academy at King Edward
- Alberta School for the Deaf
- amiskwaciy Academy
- Argyll Centre
- Centre High
- Edmonton Christian
- Learning Stores
- McNally
- Metro Continuing Education
- Millwoods Christian
- Old Scona
- Victoria
- Vimy Ridge Academy
- If a course is not available in-person in your zone, it will be offered online.
Summer School | Metro Continuing Education | Edmonton Public Schools | metrocontinuingeducation.ca
Grade 9 students planning to take Physical Education 10 or CALM are advised to complete both courses, as they are each 9 day courses. Many Division high schools schedule these courses together and there may be limited opportunities to register in either course separately during the school year. If a student only does one through summer school, they will need to pick up the other during the regular school year or during next year’s summer school session. Each of these classes are three credit opportunities.
Grade 9 students interested in Math as a core subject are able to take Math 15 as a prep class. Students who have perhaps struggled with Math in the past, or those who just want to lay a solid foundation before they begin high school are invited to register in this class this summer. Students who take prep classes often feel better prepared for the next stages of learning in that subject. This class is a five credit opportunity.
All courses open to Grade 9 students are delivered in-person this year.
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