Disability & Special Needs Services in Downtown, Calgary, AB
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8500 Macleod Trail, DOWNTOWN, Calgary, T2H 2N1
(403) 297-5011
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1000 5 AVENUE SW, DOWNTOWN, Calgary, T2P 4T9
(403) 500-2000
We educate and empower students from kindergarten to Grade 12 through our mission of Living and Learning in our Catholic Faith. CCSD is the largest Catholic school district in Alberta, serving more than 51, 000 students in 105 schools located in Calgary, Airdrie, Cochrane, Chestermere and the Municipal District of Rocky View. Number of Schools Total number: 105 Elementary: 50 Elementary / Junior High: 36 Junior / Senior High: 3 Junior High: 5 Senior High: 9 Congregated Gifted Special Education: 2 Number of Students Total number: 51, 047 Staffing (numbers reflect both full and part time staff) Total Number: 5, 090 Instructional Staff: 3, 264 Support Staff: 1, 340 Caretaking Staff: 323 Exempt Staff: 147 Senior Officers: 9 Trustees: 7 Combined Annual Education Results Report (AERR) & Three-Year Education Plan The annual education results are published each year in accordance with Alberta Education requirements. 2013 AERR Summary Annual Report Calgary Catholic’s Annual Report shares an overview of CCSD’s accomplishments during the 2013-2014 school year. Annual Report 2013-2014 Shepherd Leadership The district launched this re-imagining initiative based on a concept outlined in the book, Shepherd Leadership (McCormick, Davenport, 2003). Shepherd leadership is a shared leadership style in which all members of the community share responsibility for moving the district forward in a way that is committed to service and relationships that demonstrate “what it looks like when the best happens.” To recognize employees at the district who model the qualities of a Shepherd Leader, in 2008 the Shepherd Leadership Award was created. Any employee in the district may be nominated for the award by colleagues or students. The award recipients are then selected by a committee and are recognized in front of all district staff at the annual Faith Day event in October.