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  • School Philosophy

    School Philosophy

     

    At École kisêwâtisiwin School we set high expectations for student achievement through a collaborative approach to teaching, partnerships with the community, specialized programming focusing on the unique needs of each student, and many engaging activities to help each student feel part of a happy, productive and caring school. Our supportive environment encourages and provides staff and students opportunities for growth and development, including many student and staff leadership roles within the school and community. We set high expectations for staff and students to be positive
    members of our community.

     

     

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  • Community

    Community

    École kisêwâtisiwin School is located in southwest Mill Woods. We serve a population of approximately 500 grade seven, eight and nine students and their families. 

    Centered within Knottwood Community League, kisêwâtisiwin has 5 nearby elementry schools:  Ekota, Menisa, Meyokumin, Sakaw and Satoo.  These schools are our "feeders" and in the normal course of events, students attending these schools will move on to kisêwâtisiwin.

    In turn, students who attend kisêwâtisiwin and live within our boundary area will be directed to J. Percy Page High School.

     

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Welcome and Bienvenue to the Home of the Wolves!

To learn more about the renaming of our school please read the kisêwâtisiwin School Announcement

École kisêwâtisiwin School is located in southwest Mill Woods. We serve a population of approximately 500 grade seven, eight and nine students and their families. Our students have diverse needs and our multiple programming opportunities are designed to meet these.

École kisêwâtisiwin School also offers an Academic Enrichment and French Immersion Program.  The Academic Enrichment Program prepares students for academic programming in High School, including Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate. To learn more about this program or to get an application form for our Academic Enrichment Program, click here for the Academic Enrichment Program Application 2026-2027.

Visit epsb.ca for more details and to see if the Academic Enrichment Program is the right fit for your child.

The French Immersion Program offers students instruction in French for Math, Science, Social Studies and French Language Arts.  Students also participate in complementary courses and Physical Education with their English-speaking peers.  The program started in 2025 and is continuing to grow.

Families of students who would like to register in the Academic Enrichment Program or the French Immersion Program can pre-enrol in SchoolZone beginning February 2, 2026. 

 

Pre-Enrollment for 2025-2026 Opens February 2, 2026

NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION

If your child is new to Edmonton Public Schools, you can register for school online. Visit the Division website to learn how to register for school.

If you have questions about registering, contact the school office.

CURRENT DIVISION STUDENTS PRE-ENROL

You will need to pre-enrol on SchoolZone to tell us the school you’d like your child to attend next year. Find important dates and deadlines and learn more about pre-enrolment, which opens at 8 a.m. on February 2.

 
 

École kisêwâtisiwin is an overflow designated school for Jan Reimer School

École kisêwâtisiwin is an overflow designated school for Jan Reimer School, which has a lottery process in place for 2026-27. Resident attendance area students fromJan Reimer School should enrol at that school first if they wish to be a part of the lottery process.  If your child is part of the lottery process at Jan Reimer School and is not selected to attend that school, they will be able to attend École kisêwâtisiwin.

Siblings 

Siblings of students who will be returning toJan Reimer School the following school year will also be able to attend École kisêwâtisiwin if they are not selected in the lottery process.

Learn more

More information about the lottery process is available on the Edmonton Public Schools website.

 

If you have additional questions about this process, please call the school office at 780-462-7954

 

PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE

École kisêwâtisiwin School is a safe, caring school focused on learning, every day for every student. We pride ourselves on being a community of students, parents and partners who share a common philosophy that all students matter. The school code that students and staff live by is one of kindness, respect, humility, honesty, caring, courage, wisdom, honesty, truth and responsibility.

Academic achievement is our number one priority and we offer regular programming as well as the Academic Enrichment Program and a French Immersion Program. We believe in a team approach to learning that includes school staff, students, parents and partners working together. Our school also offers students many opportunities to become involved in the life of the school – through lunch hour or after school clubs, through our amazing athletic program and through our student leadership program. We realize the importance of students connecting and being part of the community. We strongly encourage all students to get involved in the life of their school. 

Please feel free to contact us at any time with questions or concerns. The learning environment in our building is enriched with all of us working together. Our goal is to ensure that every student that walks through the doors at École kisêwâtisiwin School is welcomed and given every opportunity for success.

Clinton Preeper

Principal,  École kisêwâtisiwin School

 

 

 
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