Schools

Schools	Addresses	Phone / Fax	Supply Lists
ACE Place Learning Centre Grades 7-12	Brock Campbell, Principal Second Floor 5329 - 47 Avenue Taber, AB T1G 1R4	Phone: (403) 223-4761 Fax: (403) 223-4781
Arden T. Litt Centre for Learning Grades 9-12	Erin Hurkett, Principal P.O. Box 790 Grassy Lake, AB T0K 0Z0	Phone: (403) 655-2372 Fax: (403) 655-2375
Barnwell School Grades K-	Sheldon Hoyt, Principal P.O. Box 160 Barnwell, AB T0K 0B0	Phone: (403) 223-2902 Fax: (403) 223-4142	Supply List
Central School Grades K-12	Darryl Moser, Principal 5412 - 54 Street Taber, AB T1G 1L5	Phone: (403 223-2170 Fax: (403) 223-2160	Supply List
Chamberlain School Grades K-12	Erin Hurkett, Principal P.O. Box 790 Grassy Lake, AB T0K 0Z0	Phone: (403) 655-2211 Fax: (403) 655-2259	Supply List
D A Ferguson Middle School Grades 6-8	Holly Godson, Principal 5511 - 54 Street Taber, AB T1G 1L5	Phone: (403) 223-8971 Fax: (403) 223-0180	Supply List
Dr. Hamman Elementary School Grades K-5	Darlene Peckford, Principal 4820 - 56 Avenue Taber, AB T1G 1H4	Phone: (403) 223-2988 Fax: (403) 223-0295	Supply List
Enchant School Grades K-9	David Walters, Principal P.O. Box 3010 Enchant, AB T0K 0V0	Phone: (403) 739-3770 Fax: (403) 739-3945	Supply List
Erle Rivers High School Grades 6-12	Dwayne Zarichny, Principal P.O. Box 358 Milk River,AB T0K 1M0	Phone: (403) 647-3665 Fax: (403) 647-2054	Supply List
Hays School Grades K-9	Alyson Archibald, Principal P.O. Box 29 Hays, AB T0K 1B0	Phone: (403) 725-3755 Fax: (403) 725-3755	Supply List
Horizon MAP School Grades 7-12	Jesse Sadlowski, Principal P.O. Box 287 Vauxhall, AB T0K 2K0	Phone: (403) 654-4654 Fax: (403) 654-2369
Hutterite Schools	Gary Bradbury, Coordinator 6302 - 56 Street Taber, AB T1G 1Z9	Phone: (403) 223-3547 Fax: (403) 223-2999
L T Westlake Elementary School Grades K-5	Dan Schindeler, Principal 5310 - 42 Avenue Taber, AB T1G 1B6	Phone: (403) 223-2487 Fax: (403) 223-1575	Supply List
Lomond Community School Grades K-12	Murray Brown, Principal P.O. Box 69 Lomond, AB T0L 1G0	Phone: (403) 792-3620 Fax: (403) 792-3679	Supply List
Milk River Elementary School Grades K-5	Bernie Wehlage, Principal P.O. Box 330 Milk River, AB T0K 1M0	Phone: (403) 647-3747 Fax: (403) 647-2404	Supply List
Taber Christian School Alternative Program Grades K-9	John Bronsema, Principal 4809 - 60 Avenue Taber, AB T1G 1E9	Phone: (403) 223-4550 Fax: (403) 223-4693	Supply List
Vauxhall Elementary School Grades K-6	Dale Cummings, Principal P.O. Box 470 Vauxhall, AB T0K 2K0	Phone: (403) 654-2422 Fax: (403) 654-2339	Supply List
Vauxhall High School Grades 7-12 Vauxhall Baseball Academy	Todd Ojala, Principal P.O. Box 618 Vauxhall, AB T0K 2K0	Phone: (403) 654-2145 Fax: (403) 654-4296	Supply List
W. R. Myers High School Grades 9-12	Johanna Kutanzi, Principal 5511 - 54 Street Taber, AB T1G 1L5	Phone: (403) 223-2292 Fax: (403) 223-1091	Supply List
Warner School Grades K-12 Warner Hockey School	Mark Lowe, Principal P.O. Box 150 Warner, AB T0K 2L0	Phone: (403) 642-3931 Fax: (403) 642-3852	Supply List

Programs	Contact Information	Description
Career Counselling	Shane McKay Garth Mouland	Employment and Career Planning . Interest, skills and abilities identification Career decision making Exploring the career planning process and developing strategies to reach your career goal Resume preparation Checking resumes and cover letters to optimize employment opportunitiesAdvice on job search strategies Interview coaching Post Secondary Schooling . Choosing a program and major to study Help with selecting schools Assisting with budgeting including acquiring student loans Career options on completion of study
Family Connections	Jan Clemis	The Goals of Family Connections To increase awareness of healthy behaviors in children, youth and families. To increase knowledge and awareness in order to create a healthy environment for the mental and physical health of children, youth and families. To improve access for families to services in and around Taber. Who can use our services? All Family Connections programs and services are free of charge.Hey are open to all families and students of Central School, L.T.Westlake School and Chamberlain School. Pre-registration may be required for some activities or if child care arrangements are needed. You and your family can access and participate in the following programs and services: FRIENDS for Life Resiliency Postcard Campaign Lunch Time Learning Family Fun Nights Healthy Snack/Breakfast Program Grade 5 Health Packs Early Risers Club Mom’s Night Out And much more...
Family School Liaison Counselling	(Daelynn Takasaki) Angela Miller	The Family School Liaison Program is made up of seven Family School Liaison Counsellors (FSLC), one Child and Youth Care Worker (CYCW), one First Nations, Metis, Inuit (FNMI) Worker and one Clinical Team Leader. The counselling services provided by the program are free of charge and are provided to students and their families within the Horizon School Division. The program is designed to offer support for children, youth, families and school staff with the general goal of improving the student's personal, social and academic success. Counsellors provide a link between home and school for the student and family. Counsellors provide individual counselling in various areas including peer/friendship issues, self-esteem, anger management, conflict resolutions, mentoring/positive role modeling, organizational and motivational checks, homework skills, attendance issues, behavior modification, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, violence, abuse, divorce, and many more. Counsellors also provide group counselling, classroom presentations, parent/school staff workshops, connection and referral to community agencies.
Horizon Early Learning Programs	Mitzi McDonnell	Guiding P r i n c i p l e s Children learn through play. Preschool years are crucial to a child’s learning and development. Meaningful learning requires active involvement in challenging and successful experiences. Individual needs can be identified and addressed. Staff and families work as partners in decision making and accountability. Objec t i v e s To provide and model a safe and positive learning environment. To encourage each child to practice and learn resourcefulness and spontaneity. To immerse children in a language enriched environment. To develop a sense of fair play and positivesocial interaction skills. To encourage parent/child learning opportunities. To orient children to commom routines in a school environment.
Inclusive Learning	Ann Muldoon	The goal of an inclusive education system is to provide all students with the most appropriate learning environments and opportunities for them to best achieve their potential.

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