CATCA 2023: Full Schedule

CATCA recognizes that convention is situated on Treaty 7, South of Red Deer River, the traditional territory of the Blackfoot, Tsuu T’ina, and Stoney Nakoda peoples, and that the North of Red Deer River Treaty 6, traditional Métis, Cree, and Saulteaux territory. We honour the First Peoples who have lived here since time immemorial, and we give thanks for the land.

The POST CONVENTION VIDEOS are going to be available until May 30th, and here is the link: CLICK HERE

9:00am MST

Using Schoology in Your Classroom

Has your district moved to using Schoology? Is your district considering the move to Schoology? Suzanne used the program for approximately five years in her junior high and high school classrooms. She will provide an overview of how she used the program and her thoughts on the program. She is also willing to share any resources she has.Suzanne's daughter (a grade 12 student) will also share her experiences with the program.

Speakers

Suzanne Annable

High School Teacher, Wolf Creek School Division

I have been with Wolf Creek since 2007. For approximately 11 years, I taught mainly grade 9 Language Arts and Social Studies in Lacombe. I decided to apply for a transfer to Bentley School to teach high school. This has been an awesome experience and change. My course load includes... Read More →

Thursday February 23, 2023 9:00am - 10:00am MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-1408

Career & Technology Studies/Foundations (TQS 3), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12) | Language Arts (TQS 3), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12) | Assessment (TQS 3), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12) | Art (TQS 3), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12) | Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12)

9:00am MST

Self Care and Reconciliation

In this hilarious and inspiring keynote, Richard Van Camp will share his tips for self care and mental wellness. He will also share his thoughts on Reconciliation and how everyone can be an ally to Indigenous communities. As well, Richard has prepared gifts for everyone: 24 miracle stories shared by Indigenous Elders, my list of books K through 12 that I believe in and why they matter (with a breakdown of grade appropriateness), our Reclaimed Moon and Star Knowledge (which you can use with your own family and classroom and library), our Reclaimed Community calendar (which you can also use with your own family and classroom and library) and my list of self care tips which will delight you as these are techniques you can use with your own sweet self, your family, your classroom and colleagues. Mahsi cho and we'll see you there! I can't wait to honour you!

Speakers

Richard Van Camp

Richard Van Camp is a proud Tlicho Dene from Fort Smith, NWT, living in Edmonton. He is the author of 26 books and his novel, The Lesser Blessed, is a feature film with First Generation Films. You can watch it on CBC Gem for free. Richard is a best selling author and probably owes... Read More →

Thursday February 23, 2023 9:00am - 10:00am MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-Art Centre Main Stage

Health and Wellness (TQS 3), Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3), Division 4 (Gr 10-12) | Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3), Division 4 (Gr 10-12) | Keynotes and Special Events, Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3), Division 4 (Gr 10-12)

10:20am MST

Make Your Own Tipi

Join an interactive cultural learning experience that will support your understanding of the traditional use and teachings of the Tipi. Join Elder Phillip Campiou, from Treaty 8, as we share in learning about the tipi and creating your own miniature tipi. We will share stories of the past and understand how these stories provide insight for us in the present moment. Learn some history of the tipi, both Cree and Blackfoot, and how you can incorporate this learning into your classroom and your daily life.

Speakers

Phillip Campiou

Knowledge Keeper, Elder

Phillip Campiou is a Traditional Woodland Cree who is originally from Driftpile Cree Nation, Alberta. He now resides in the Onoway area. As a young man, his father taught Phillip how to be self-sufficient and live off the land. Inherent in these teachings was an unwavering respect... Read More →

Thursday February 23, 2023 10:20am - 12:40pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-1303

Art (TQS 3), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 1 (Gr 1-3), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K) | Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 1 (Gr 1-3), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K)

11:40am MST

pîmastîhwâkiskiyihta - Weaving Authentic Métis Education Resources into your Classroom

This session is designed for participants to explore several authentic recommended Métis educational materials that help to create teachable moments and provide foundational learning opportunities through-out the school year. Building your foundational knowledge about Métis will empower you to select authentic, accurate resources that honour distinct Métis perspectives to weave into your current teaching practice. Together we will explore resources designed by Métis educators that integrate Métis voices into purposeful lessons and engaging activities!

Speakers

Holly Brandsma

Metis Education Consultant, Rupertsland

Holly Brandsma, is a proud Métis woman, Educator, mother and wife connected to the historical Métis community of mânitow sâkahikanihk - Lac Ste Anne and resides in amiskwaciy-wâskahikan - Edmonton. Holly has facilitated learning in various capacities such as consulting, as a... Read More →

Thursday February 23, 2023 11:40am - 12:40pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-2601

Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12) | Fostering Effective Relationships (TQS/LQS 1), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12)

11:40am MST

Aboriginal Games

Participants should come prepared to meet others and have a blast! Bring along a colleague or friend to challenge! We'll be playing a wide variety of Aboriginal games. Participants will receive background on the various games, and suggestions on how to differentiate them to all levels. But mostly come for some movement and wellness and an opportunity to connect with others while learning some Indigenous culture and history!

Speakers

Terry Lakey

FNMI Learning Services, Red Deer Public School District

Thursday February 23, 2023 11:40am - 12:40pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic- Main Gym

Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 1 (Gr 1-3), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 4 (Gr 10-12) | Physical Education (TQS 3), Division 1 (Gr 1-3), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 4 (Gr 10-12)

11:40am MST

Remembering the Children: The Red Deer Indian Industrial School - Documentary Film to Use in Classrooms

Join local First Nations Elder Dr. Lyle Keewatin Richards DSL and Edmonton Film Teacher from the K-12 Victoria School of the Arts Chris Aanderson (who grew up in Red Deer and operates his family farm there) to share knowledge about Canada's deadliest Residential School per population, the Red Deer Indian Industrial School, and our hope for the future with reconciliation leading to action. This documentary film is available to be used in classes for free as a student friendly way for Social Studies and Indigenous Studies classes to learn about their local history when it comes to Residential Schools. CTS teachers can also hear about how the film was made with Indigenous and non-Indigenous Jr High and High School students providing their film services to the non-profit "Remembering the Children Society" and the opportunities that provided to engage students in positive reconciliation.

This 120min time slot will start with introductions, and then a showing of the 64min film, then we will have an hour long Q&A with Elder Lyle, Chris, and the Director Penny.

Speakers

Chris Aanderson

Teacher, Victoria School of the Arts

Chris Aanderson (he/him) has been a teacher with Edmonton Public Schools for the past 5 years at Victoria School of the Arts. He teaches Film and Media Arts and Social Studies and is also a union ACTRA Film and TV actor with 20 years experience in the Alberta Film Industry in acting... Read More →

Dr. Lyle Keewatin Richards

Thursday February 23, 2023 11:40am - 2:00pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-2501

Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 2 (Gr 4-6) | Social Studies (TQS 3), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 2 (Gr 4-6) | Career & Technology Studies/Foundations (TQS 3), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 2 (Gr 4-6)

1:00pm MST

Tipi Teachings and Balanced Living

Join an interactive cultural learning experience that will support your understanding of the traditional use and teachings of the Tipi. Join Elder Phillip Campiou, from Treaty 8, as we share in the setting up of a full size tipi. We will share stories of the past and understand how these stories provide insight for us in the present moment. Learn some history of the tipi, both Cree and Blackfoot, and how you can incorporate this learning into your classroom and your daily life.

Speakers

Phillip Campiou

Knowledge Keeper, Elder

Thursday February 23, 2023 1:00pm - 3:20pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-1303

Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K) | Fostering Effective Relationships (TQS/LQS 1), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K)

1:30pm MST

Teaching Diversity in Food Studies

Limited Capacity full
Adding this to your schedule will put you on the waitlist.

SESSION REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED AS PREREGISTRATION AND PAYMENT WAS REQUIRED. SEE YOU AT NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23.

Over the past few years I have worked on integrating different cultural themes in a meaningful and respectful way in my high school Food Studies classes. It has been a journey of discovery and reconciliation but I have built up a better understanding and hope that the students in my classes have come to learn and grow as well. I have developed projects centred around Indigenous Heritage Month, Black History Month, Asian Heritage Month and other months of recognition or celebrations throughout the year. Other projects have explored Canadian Heritage Foods and each student's own personal heritage and traditions. The planning is continuing as I explore more. Today I would like to share some of what I have learned, including project ideas, student examples and then through a mixture of demonstrations and hands-on-cooking, we will work together to prepare some dishes connected to the projects I have done with my students. Come join in the journey.

PREREGISTRATION IS REQUIRED TO ENSURE ENOUGH SUPPLIES ARE AVAILABLE.
Please send an email transfer of $10 to jeff.lerouge@rdcrs.ca to pay for the ingredients and secure your spot. NO REFUNDS. In your message, please indicate which session you are attending and if you are paying for someone else. Thank you.

This session will be held at Ecole Secondaire Notre Dame High School (50 Lees St, Red Deer, AB T4R 2P6).

Speakers

Jeff Lerouge

CTS Teacher/CTS Department Head, Notre Dame High School

I teach Food Studies at Notre Dame High School. I love to eat, travel and I would never pass up a great risotto! I truly believe in pushing my students to try new things and I'm right there learning beside them. As an act of Truth and Reconciliation I am trying to learn more about... Read More →

Thursday February 23, 2023 1:30pm - 3:30pm MST
École Secondaire Notre Dame High School-1515

Career & Technology Studies/Foundations (TQS 3), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12) | Diversity, Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12) | Equity & Human Rights (TQS/LQS 4), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12) | Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12)

2:20pm MST

Is climate change racist? Exploring the connections between climate change, racism and reconciliation

What is intersectionality? What is the role of justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion in understanding climate impacts, resilience, and solutions? What is the role of environmental education in reconciliation? Why are two-eyed seeing and social justice vital climate solutions? How can EcoSchools contribute to a better relationship with Mother Earth? This hands-on session will show you how to explore these hot topics with your students in an atmosphere of curiosity and respect.

Speakers

Marie Tremblay

Alberta Council for Environmental Education / French

Dr. Marie Tremblay joined the Alberta Council for Environmental Education in 2018 as senior education advisor, bringing to her role a dual passion for education and the environment. With university degrees in engineering, education, environmental design (Master's) and ecology (PhD... Read More →

Thursday February 23, 2023 2:20pm - 3:20pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-2205

Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9) | Environmental & Outdoor Education (TQS 3), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9) | Diversity, Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9) | Equity & Human Rights (TQS/LQS 4), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9) | Social Studies (TQS 3), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9)

2:20pm MST

An Indigenous Veteran War Experience

Indigenous war contributions in WWI and WWII will be presented along with their treatment upon their return to Canada. The story of my Cree Metis father's WWII experience and his time spent as a POW in Italy and Germany will be shared with participants. Vocal recordings and pictures of Cpl Alphonse St.Germain of the Seaforth Highlanders of Canada will be shown.

Speakers

Brian St.Germain

Brian St. Germain was born and raised in Red Deer and recently retired from Red Deer Public Schools after 42 years of teaching. The last 14 years as a lead teacher with FNMI Learning Services. He also served as an Indigenous Education PD Facilitator with the ATA._x000D_Brian is Cree... Read More →

Thursday February 23, 2023 2:20pm - 3:20pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-2501

Social Studies (TQS 3), Division 4 (Gr 10-12) | Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 4 (Gr 10-12)

9:00am MST

Winter is a Time for Stories

When the snow covers the ground it is a time for stories. Why is it important to tell stories while the snow is on the ground? Learn about all the ways we can tell stories. Think about how you can bring the power of storytelling into your classroom.
Join in this session as we learn about traditional oral storytelling, exploring the use of Indigenous literature in elementary and secondary, stories of resilience, and information that supports foundational knowledge of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit.

Speakers

Phillip Campiou

Knowledge Keeper, Elder

Friday February 24, 2023 9:00am - 10:00am MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-2303

Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3) | Language Arts (TQS 3), Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3)

10:20am MST

Smudging Circle

Participants will be introduced to a smudging circle. They will learn about the different smudges that are utilized in the different nations of Turtle Island. Each smudge utilized is also a medicine. Participants will learn more about these plants as medicines. To smudge is to bring balance of mind, body and spirit and to make a connection to the Creator. Smudging circles are a way to start a talking/sharing circle.

Speakers

Phillip Campiou

Knowledge Keeper, Elder

Friday February 24, 2023 10:20am - 11:20am MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-2303

Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3) | Health and Wellness (TQS 3), Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3)

10:20am MST

Decolonization Skateboards: Exploring Colonialism, Creativity and Reconciliation with Skateboards

This session outlines how students combined skateboard art with a history lesson on Indigenous culture and colonialism in an effort to raise awareness about reconciliation. This project and teacher was recognized by Canada's History and awarded the 2022 Governor General's History Award for Excellence in Teaching. Students worked with a number of Indigenous creatives and leaders to explore Indigenous history and strengthen their understanding of the effects of government policies, legislation and practices on Indigenous cultures and peoples. Participants will learn about the inspiration behind this project, how it was implemented and what it would take to do it in their own classroom. They will also hear about how skateboarding can be a form of activism to inspire social change and used as a call to action to forge the path to reconciliation.

Speakers

Kristian Basaraba

Next Step High School

Kristian Basaraba is presently a high school science teacher at Next Step High school in Sherwood Park. He has a Master’s of Science in Science Education from Montana State University and has taught all levels of high school science, including International Baccalaureate and non-academic... Read More →

Friday February 24, 2023 10:20am - 12:40pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-2905

Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9) | Career & Technology Studies/Foundations (TQS 3), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9) | Art (TQS 3), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9) | Social Studies (TQS 3), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9)

10:20am MST

How to talk to kids about racism and discrimination

This workshop was developed and is delivered in partnership with an RSW (Registered Social Worker) who has over 10 years of experience in child protection and adoptions work and is Metis. Speaking to our children about the current civil rights movements and the historical and current atrocities in our communities is overwhelming. The difficult reality of humanity is complicated for adults to understand, let alone for our tiny humans. This workshop teaches parents and educators alike how to talk to children in a way that is developmentally appropriate and why we need to talk to children about the core concepts behind systemic discrimination and significant social movements. Specific topics include Black Lives Matter and residential school, and colonialism.

Speakers

Aynsley Graham

Behaviour Consultant, Strategies for Stress and Vulnerable Children

Aynsley is an independent Behaviour Consultant who works with caregivers and educators to teach trauma informed, developmentally appropriate approaches to behaviour challenges. She holds a Graduate degree in Human Ecology, specializing in Family Ecology and Practice, and has over... Read More →

Friday February 24, 2023 10:20am - 12:40pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-2601

11:40am MST

Indigenous Matriarchy—Balance Through Truth, Justice and Reconciliation

Throughout this session you will examine historical and contemporary issues, challenges and inequities for Indigenous women, girls and Two Spirit, including action to support reclaiming power and place. You will deepen your understanding of why it’s crucial to support Indigenous women, girls and Two Spirit and how you can contribute to restoring balance within education systems. Please note that this workshop includes discussions of Missing and Murdered Indigenous women and girls which will be upsetting to some.

Speakers

Sheila Williams

Association Instructor, The Alberta Teachers' Association

Sheila WIlliams is an Indigenous Education PD facilitator for the Alberta Teachers Association.

Friday February 24, 2023 11:40am - 12:40pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-2600

Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 1 (Gr 1-3), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K)

11:40am MST

Wahkohtowin

Exploring the idea of Wahkohtowin. Wahkohtowin is a Cree word which denotes the interconnected nature of relationships, communities, and natural systems. Its literal meaning is "kinship", but it is often used to refer to Cree law, or Cree codes of conduct. Participants will explore this idea of wahkohtowin in a sharing circle format and have the opportunity to discuss and ask questions. Learn how this Indigenous world view can be reflected in your classroom and supports your foundational knowledge.

Speakers

Phillip Campiou

Knowledge Keeper, Elder

Friday February 24, 2023 11:40am - 12:40pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-2303

Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3)

1:00pm MST

More Than Words: The Significance of Land Acknowledgements on the Journey of Truth and Reconciliation

Sharing a land acknowledgement has become a common practice and there is potential for a land acknowledgement to be perceived as an empty gesture if it’s not paired with concrete actions. Throughout this session, participants will have an opportunity to reflect on the deeper meanings of a land acknowledgement and consider ways they can mobilize land acknowledgements in their own professional practice. Participants will reflect on their own connections to people and place, and consider how land acknowledgements and their associated actions can build relationships and contribute to Truth & Reconciliation.

Speakers

Brian St.Germain

Friday February 24, 2023 1:00pm - 2:00pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-2600

Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 1 (Gr 1-3), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K)

1:00pm MST

Let’s Take It Outside! Literacy in Your Schoolyard

Whether your schoolyard resembles a nature paradise or a concrete jungle, it can be an endless source of inspiration and wonder for your students. This workshop will demonstrate how to use the outdoor learning environment to provide authentic and rich learning opportunities that boost your students’ literacy skills by helping them make meaning of words and unleashing their creative minds as they explore and express what they see, hear, touch, smell, and feel. We’ll also explore how Indigenous storytelling and outdoor learning can promote your students’ well-being by fostering a sense of place and helping them feel connected to themselves, their classmates, and Mother Earth.

Speakers

Nicole Chang

Environmental Education & Engagement Coordinator, Alberta Council for Environmental Education

Nicole joined ACEE in 2022 as the Environmental Education and Engagement Coordinator for Northern Alberta. She has a Bachelor of Science in Environmental and Conservation Sciences and a Bachelor of Education in Secondary Education from the University of Alberta. She has most recently... Read More →

Friday February 24, 2023 1:00pm - 2:00pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-819

Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3) | Language Arts (TQS 3), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3) | Environmental & Outdoor Education (TQS 3), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 1 (Gr 1-3)

2:20pm MST

Indigenous Mentoring in Schools and Youth Programs-CANCELLED-POST CONVENTION VIDEO WILL BE AVAILABLE

Looking to improve or develop a mentoring program for Indigenous Youth? Join us to discuss:Components of successful Indigenous Mentoring Programs;
Engaging Indigenous community and organizations for support and collaboration; and
Resources for Indigenous Youth and Mentors.

POST CONVENTION VIDEO WILL BE AVAILABLE UNTIL MAY 30TH

Speakers

Tanya Tourangeau

Indigenous Engagement Lead, Alberta Mentoring Partnership

Tanya is Dene from the Northwest Territories and is currently residing in Edmonton, Alberta. As an adult educator for Keyano College and the University College of the North for a combined 10 years, Tanya developed, delivered (online and in-person), and evaluated business administration... Read More →

Friday February 24, 2023 2:20pm - 3:20pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-2305

Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 2 (Gr 4-6)

2:20pm MST

The Indian Act—Historical and Contemporary Realities

The Indian Act has left a deep scar for many. Throughout this session, participants will explore foundational information about the Indian Act, and examine historical and contemporary impacts of this aggressive, assimilation tactic. Participants will leave this session with an increased understanding of the complexities of the Indian Act, including resources and strategies to contribute towards reconciliation.

Speakers

Brian St.Germain

Friday February 24, 2023 2:20pm - 3:20pm MST
Red Deer Polytechnic-2600

Indigenous Education (TQS/LQS 5), Division 1 (Gr 1-3), Division 2 (Gr 4-6), Division 3 (Gr 7-9), Division 4 (Gr 10-12), Early Childhood Education (Pre K-K)