Welcome to
Louis St. Laurent, An IB World School, and a Fine Arts Focus School
Louis
St. Laurent School is a vibrant Grade 7-12 school located in the south west
part of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. With approximately 1100 students, LSL is a
unique combination of a Junior and Senior High School. This combination
exists today under one name, Louis St. Laurent or LSL as many like to call
our school. The school has approximately 450 students in Junior High (Grades
7-9) and 650 in Senior High (Grades 10-12). Many years ago, there were two
schools - a Junior High (Cartier McGee) and a separate Senior High (Louis St.
Laurent). These were two physically separate schools located beside each
other on one single campus. In 1974 a central hallway link was built
connecting the two schools on the first level, giving students and staff
access to both facilities. In 1993 the connector was further modified to
include a large ancillary room which serves as a meeting room, lunch room and
for various activities that require a large space.
Check us out!
SCHOOL
CLOSED: August 31st, Tuesday
NEWS
FLASH!! There will be no increase in the
price of Bus Passes for the 2010 - 2011 school year. The
replacement cost for an ETS bus pass will be 63.25 for 2010/2011.
Dance Dance Revolutions 2010:
Louis St. Laurent Catholic School proudly hosted our spring dance
marathon, community in service event, “Dance Dance Revolutions 2010 (DDR).”
This year, through our fundraising efforts, it was our goal to raise a
minimum of $15,000 dollars to donate to Wheelchair Foundation Canada.
We were blown away by your generosity as we left our goal in the dust by
raising approximately $40,000!!! For more information, Click Here.
Louis St. Laurent welcomes, Mayor
Mandel. On Monday, May 17th Mayor Mandel visits a Social 30
class and members of Student Union. Mayor Mandel is very interested in
meeting with the students at Louis St. Laurent High School to discuss
their priorities for the City - both what they think would make Edmonton
a great city in the future, and what the City Council can focus on now
to improve Edmonton in the short-run. The Mayor feels the youth
perspective is an important one that is too often ignored.
Congratulations to Zsolt Zombor and
Erin Yarmuch who were recipients of a $5000.00 sustainability grant from
A+ for Energy to continue a project they started last year, The Project
is “Energy Efficient Tailings Ponds Clean-Up (Bio-remediation). This
grant awarded to the school is one of only 38 to be awarded
A+ for Energy grants across Alberta in 2010. Boreal
Scientific also provides a partial grant match of $1000.00.
Zsolt and Erin
also received the grant for this year (2009-2010) which was for
$10,000.00, plus a partial grant match
from
Boreal Scientific to the tune of $2000.00.
Congratulations on this significant achievement!
Congratulations to Justin Bugayong
and Steven Day, Grade 10 students at Louis St Laurent. They placed in
the top 25% in all of Canada on the Micheal Smith Science Challenge.
Over 1300 students nationwide wrote this exam administered by the
University of British Columbia, and we are proud that 2 of our students
ranked so high. Great Job!
Louis
St. Laurent School is a vibrant Grade 7-12 school located in the south west
part of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. With approximately 1100 students, LSL is a
unique combination of a Junior and Senior High School. This combination
exists today under one name, Louis St. Laurent or LSL as many like to call
our school. The school has approximately 450 students in Junior High (Grades
7-9) and 650 in Senior High (Grades 10-12). Many years ago, there were two
schools - a Junior High (Cartier McGee) and a separate Senior High (Louis St.
Laurent). These were two physically separate schools located beside each
other on one single campus. In 1974 a central hallway link was built
connecting the two schools on the first level, giving students and staff
access to both facilities. In 1993 the connector was further modified to
include a large ancillary room which serves as a meeting room, lunch room and
for various activities that require a large space.
