LJHS

Program Guide
    Chinese (Mandarin) Program    

April 14, ECBEA Meeting at Meyonok School -- April 22, HLAT Writing -- April 23, Parents as Partners Meeting @ 7pm  in McCauley Chambers -- April 24, PAC Meeting at 7:00 pm -- April 28 to May 2, HLAT Reading -- May 1, Excellence in Teaching Awards 7:00pm -- May 5, ECBEA Meeting at Kildare -- May 6, Grade 7 Track and Field am & Interim Reports and Newsletters Mailed Home -- May 7 to May 9, Grade 7 Outdoor Education Camp -- May 9, Rainout Day for Grade 7 Track and Field -- May 14, Language Arts PAT Part A -- May 16, No School -- May 19, Victoria Day (No School) -- May 21 to 23, Gr. 8 Outdoor  Education Camp -- May 22, Festival of Bands in Red Deer (Gr. 9) -- May 22, PAC Meeting at 7:00 pm -- May 24, Mandarin Farewell -- May 28, Zone Track Meet 10:00 to 4:00 pm -- May 29, Gr. 8 to WEM, Gr. 9 to the Zoo -- May 29 & 30, Grade 7 Camp

7104 - 144 Avenue NW, Edmonton Alberta
T5C 2R4
(780) 473-4560
(780) 472-2603 (fax)

*Pre-Ap Program*
Important Deadlines for Enrolment

Londonderry@epsb.ca
Principal: Kathy Muhlethaler
Assistant Principal: Brenda Mulder
Superintendent: Edgar Schmidt
Trustee: Ken Shipka

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Londonderry junior high school is known for its longstanding “Tradition of Excellence”. We expect superb results from all students, and our provincial achievement results prove that our students have outstanding skills and knowledge. All staff members work together to create a school focused on student learning. Our teachers, who are passionate and knowledgeable about their subject areas, design instruction and assessments so that students are engaged in and responsible for their learning. Our teaching assistants provide small group assistance for struggling learners. To encourage students to be lifelong readers, our extensive library provides current high interest books. Our office staff assists students daily with inquiries, concerns, and maintaining school operations. For our school to be a source of pride and a hub of learning, our custodial staff maintains a clean environment.

Londonderry has also been commended for its excellence in student conduct and citizenship. All of our students are expected to treat themselves, others, and our school with respect and fairness. Periodically, we hold assemblies in our gym to create a cohesive school culture and community. We discuss important issues, mark significant events and celebrate student council which raises awareness and donations for many charitable organizations.

Because Londonderry school offers a wide range of complementary courses and extracurricular clubs, our students are able to develop their talents and interests. The incredible work of students in our many Performing and Visual Arts courses can be regularly seen at district performance and exhibits, such as the “The Night of Music” or “Art Du Jour.”

Our mandarin Bilingual program was one of the first and has an uncontested reputation for its rigorous language development and successful alumni. Our Mandarin program is further enhanced with our partnership with Beijing School #57. Both the mandarin and French courses contribute to the diversity in our school and have helped create not only a tolerance for multiculturalism, but a celebration of it.

Our many sports team throughout the years have consistently achieved high standings in district leagues, playoffs and tournaments, as evident in our overflowing showcases of medals and trophies. The competitive spirit also drives our intramural program as every lunch hour our gym is teeming with students hoping to win for their homeroom.

Londonderry school’s tradition of excellence is a source of pride and is a continuing inspiration for students and staff to reach their individual potential and to strengthen the school community.

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This site was updated on April 8, 2008 by Cindy Collin