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Contact: Mr. Mark Bevan,
Director of Programs and Instruction
phone (403) 528-6748, fax (403) 529-5339, email
mbevan@sd76.ab.ca
The Program and Planning Department is concerned chiefly with the instructional programs for students. Specific responsibilities associated with this department include the administration and supervision of activities in curriculum and instruction and the delivery of programs and services in special education.
Curriculum and Instruction
Counselling English as a Second Language Home Education
Hospital and Homebound Instruction Kindergarten Program
Work Experience First Nations, Metis and Inuit Education Program Medicine Hat School District No. 76 Alternative Education Handbook
Special Education
Elementary
A school based decision
- Alexandra Junior High School
Crescent Heights High School
Medicine Hat High School
Alexandra Junior High School
Medicine Hat High School
Each year several students are ill for prolonged periods of time. In some cases the student's educational program may be in jeopardy without specific tutorial assistance.
When students are homebound or hospitalized services may be provided by the Medicine Hat School District upon request through the Program and Instruction Department. Instruction is limited to a maximum of five hours per week. Parents and/or teachers may request service by applying to the school principal or his/her designate.
Occasionally students with severe emotional or behavioural disorders may also be provided with this service.Palliser Adolescent Services
- Palliser Adolescent Services-Mental Health (PAS) is a collection of coordinated mental health services for adolescents and their families experiencing mental or emotional health difficulties. The services are available to residents of the Palliser Health region and do not require hospitalization.
Information/Communication To make a referral or to receive more information, please call Mr. Ray Skow (Teacher), at 528-5614.
Parents have a right and a responsibility to make decisions regarding the education of their children. Parents may choose to exercise this responsibility through a home education program with assistance from and under the supervision of a school board or an accredited private school in order to ensure that their child will have the opportunity to meet standards of education acceptable to the Minister.
Inquiries about Home Education shall be directed to the Program and Instruction Department, at (403) 528-6702.
Available at
First Nations, Metis and Inuit Education Program
Directional Intent
Reflects an integrated approach to First Nations, Metis and Inuit Education delivery of programs, services and the development of curriculum/learning resources.
Promotes a partnership among Native people, school boards and Alberta Learning to ensure that excellence is achieved.
Developing language courses.
Assisting school boards with English as a Second Language.
Developing and delivering enrichment programs for exceptional students.
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