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John McInnis is the Centre for Learning Alternatives in the Central Interior. Students come from a broad range of socioeconomic and racial groups. It offers Distance Education, Continuing Education (Adult Education), as well as many off-site programs to help students in Prince George.
Land developers organized and sponsored the first schools within Prince George. [1] By 1914, one high and three elementary schools existed. [2] Within the area of what would become SD 57, the establishment of separate school districts (usually comprising a single school), totalled 9 in 1911–1920, 17 in 1921–1930, and 11 in 1931–1940. [3]
The Centre for Learning Alternatives (CLA) is a public alternative school operating within School District 57 Prince George. Opening in 2007, the centre had 122 full-time equivalent adult students. [1] Offering distance, continuing, alternative and international education, [2] it comprised a downtown headquarters with several satellite ...
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College Heights Secondary is a public high school for grades 8-12 in Prince George, British Columbia part of School District 57 Prince George.In addition to core subjects (e.g. Math, English, Science, Social Studies, French, Physical Education), the school offers a leadership program, a Japanese exchange program, a drama club, debating club, yearly sailing trips to the BC coast, as well as ...
Shas Ti Kelly Road Secondary is a public high school in Prince George, British Columbia, part of School District 57 Prince George. [1] The school was first named in recognition of its location on Kelly Road. Kelly Road in turn was named after John Kelly, who was a pioneer that purchased all the land for timber and development.
Mackenzie Secondary School is a public high school in Mackenzie, British Columbia part of School District 57 Prince George. Established in 1971, MSS is home to approximately 250 students in Grades 7 - 12. [1] It is situated in the Rocky Mountain Trench. [2]
With tensions at Columbia continuing to run high and some students afraid to set foot on the campus, officials said the Ivy League school will switch to hybrid learning for the rest of the ...