WELCOME TO ST. JOE'S STUDENT SERVICES




Student Services Updates (click on the link(s) below to read the updates)
Please note this is not an exhaustive list. It is the students' responsibility to look up the dates for open houses and other events occurring at post secondary institutions by going to the post secondary institutions' websites.​

Sept. 25, 2018 Update

CONSIDERING NURSING AS A CAREER?





Alberta Post-Secondary Institutions at a Glance

Educational Liaison Association of Alberta Dates at a Glance

Math/Science Diploma Study Guide

English 30-2 Diploma Study Guide

English 30-1 Diploma Study Guide

Social 30-2 Diploma Study Guide

Social 30-1 Diploma Study Guide



​Please note: The majority of post secondary institutions begin accepting applications for Sept. 2019 on October 1st, 2018. APPLY EARLY as some programs fill up fast! See the Post Secondary tab on this website for more detailed information about how to apply.


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HOW TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT WITH A SCHOOL COUNSELOR: 

Students who require an appointment with a school counselor may book an appointment by signing up on the school counselor's office window or by speaking to the counselor. Parents/guardians who wish to meet with a school counselor may call or email and we will get back to you with an appointment time (or have your student book the appointment). 

Student Services Staff:

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   Ms. Pamela Martin
   grade 9 - 12 School Counselor  

   pamelamartin@gpcsd.ca
   780-532-7779


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   Mrs. Shauna Baird
​  Classroom Support Teacher

   shaunabaird@gpcsd.ca
   780-532-7779
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   Mr. David MacPherson
   Off-Campus Education Teacher

   davidmacpherson@gpcsd.ca
   780-532-7779

Resources available at the school:
(also refer to the "Getting Help" tab on this website (it is listed under the "more..." tab) for a list of community resources and websites)

Stop by Student Services at St. Joe's and speak with Ms. Martin.

We can offer assistance and, if needed, refer you to other resource people in our school and community.
 
We have a team of people who work with our students - including an Alberta Health Services addictions worker, a school nurse, a therapist from Alberta Mental Health, a therapist from Peace Collaborative Services, two Family/School Liaison Workers from Catholic Family Services, Grande Prairie Centre for Newcomers, an Indigenous High School Success Coach, and a school resource officer from the RCMP.