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McKay Avenue School. Chaîne de edpublicschools. Open House at Edmonton Public Schools Play During open house season, we invite parents and students to come in and discover what makes our schools unique! In these videos, we'll take you on a tour of school open house events to see how attending an open house can help you make decisions about choosing a school. We explore the school environment, capture some of the exciting activities taking place and talk to school staff. You'll also hear from parents and students who share their own open house experiences. Inclusive Learning: Everyone's In Edmonton Public Schools is recognized internationally for offering curriculum in ways that complement the unique backgrounds and talents of its students, and is committed to expanding programs wherever it will support and foster student achievement. View the Inclusive Learning Guide at Great Reads Book Reviews Calling all book worms!
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