wp_all_import_jetengine_add_on domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /var/www/kccs_websites/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6260Enrolment is now open for second semester, Grades 10-12.
For Grade 2 student Aila M., learning came to life through a hands-on exploration of simple machines: full of creativity, curiosity, and the kind of excitement that comes from building something all on your own. Over a few weeks, Aila explored simple machines through fun worksheets, discussions, and lots of hands-on projects. But the most
Wheel-y Big Learning Moments: Aila M’s Simple Machines Read More »
For Kent H., education has been more than doing the work handed to him; it has been pushing further, learning faster, and chasing knowledge wherever it leads. This year, Kent reached an incredible milestone: graduating high school three years early and beginning his university journey ahead of schedule. It’s an achievement that reflects years of
Alumni Highlight: Ahead of the Curve, How Kent H. Graduated Early Read More »
For many athletes, the love of sport begins with trying something new. For Grade 9 student Carter DJ, that moment came when he joined the junior curling program at his local club: the first step in a new adventure. “At first I had to be convinced a bit,” Carter admits. “I really love mountain biking,
A Sweeping Success: Meet Carter DJ Read More »
Some students measure their school years by the number of credits and the grades on their report cards. Others measure them by lived experiences and memories. For grade 12 student Callum D., it has been both. Graduating this year with over 100 high school credits, Callum’s journey has been nothing short of faith-filled and character-defining.
Lead by Faith: Callum’s Calling Read More »
The competition floor in Calgary featured more than one familiar face — including Grade 4 HCOS student Emily R, who competed at the same meet as fellow student Hannah H in an exciting weekend of gymnastics. Balancing four separate events in a single competition takes preparation, focus, and consistency. Practice, Persistence, and Progress Competing in
Sticking the Landing: Meet Emily R. Read More »
What is Spirit Week? Spirit Week is a fun, week-long event on March 9-13th, 2026 with daily dress-up themes where students can show their creativity and school spirit! Why Join? It’s an easy and fun way to express yourself – dress up on your own or with friends, snap a photo, and participate! How It