Grades 7–12 (Middle and High School combined)

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Summit Grove Secondary is a mid-sized, urban school located in the heart of Kriaten. The school serves a richly diverse student population, including:

• Students who are multilingual learners (30%)

• Refugee and newcomer youth

• Students from low-income households (approx. 50% eligible for support programs)

• Students with disabilities, both visible and invisible

• LGBTQ2S+ youth

• Students involved in community agencies, mental health supports, or youth justice systems

 

School Profile:

• Enrollment: ~900 students

• Staffing: 55 teachers, 8 educational assistants, 3 guidance counselors, 1 social worker, 1 youth engagement worker, 1 SLP, 1 Indigenous student success coach

• Languages Spoken: Over 20 represented

• Program Offerings:

  • General education

  • Career and Technology Foundations

  • Advanced Placement (AP) stream

  • Dual credit college courses

  • Indigenous ways of knowing & land-based learning

  • Flexible learning centre with outreach options

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Focus Areas:

• Inclusive secondary pathways and course selection

• Re-engaging disengaged youth

• Culturally responsive pedagogy and student-led learning

• Interagency collaboration and trauma-informed supports

• Inclusive graduation planning

• Student voice and restorative practices

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To Include

• Overview – School vision, context, staffing

• Programs – Academic streams, outreach, land-based learning

• Supports – Mental health, academic, cultural, and transition support

• Voices – Student-led narratives, staff reflections

• Stories – Case studies grounded in inclusion and belonging

• Contact – Team, referrals, collaboration opportunities