Academic & Career Counseling
The
academic and career counselor assists with course and program selection,
timetables and scheduling, school adjustment, attendance issues and
study skills. The counselor also works with students regarding career or
vocational issues including career exploration and planning, resume
preparation, job interview skills and job search strategies and makes
available to them a wide range of educational and occupational
information. Students may also consult the counselor for information
about student orientation programs at colleges or universities, exchange
opportunities, and scholarships and bursaries. Make an appointment at
the guidance office to discuss course options and to plan your academic
life at L.P. Miller.
Local Scholarships & Bursaries
LOCAL AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP PACKAGE 2020-2021.pdf
Financing Your Post Secondary Education 2020-2021.pdf
Order a Transcript
To order Saskatchewan Transcripts:
https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residents/education-and-learning/credits-degrees-and-transcripts/requesting-transcripts-for-high-school
Course Descriptions
This
Course Description Guide is designed to assist students and parents in
understanding the content of specific Grade 10, 11, and 12 subjects
offered. The compulsory, specified and optional areas of study,
individual grade level requirements, graduation requirements, general
additional requirements for admission to post-secondary institutions.
The guide will be an important tool for use in educational program design at all three grade levels.
Students
and parents are encouraged to study and understand the information
within, as educational success is ultimately the responsibility of the
individual student and his/her parent.
Mr. Froehlich, Ms. Stadnek, Mr. Stene and Mrs. Christiansen are available to assist you with questions and concerns.
Please feel free to call us at 306 862-4671.
Course Description Booklet 2021 - 2022.pdf
TEACHERS: |
| ROLES: |
April Armstong |
| Alternate Education Program |
Pam Cummings |
| Personal Program Planning |
Rhonda Stankowski |
| Collaborative Planning |
| | | Life Skills Instruction |
| | | Alternate Academics Instruction |
Leadway Campus
A
program designed to meet the needs of "High Risk" grade 9-12 adolescents
who experience difficulty in the regular school setting.
Teachers: Mrs. Stankowski
