A Message from Administration

Dear parent(s), guardian(s) and caregiver(s),

As we begin another exciting school year, we want to thank students for the positive energy and enthusiasm they have brought to our school and the surrounding community.

We have received concerns from a neighboring community partner regarding a few recent incidents involving inappropriate behaviour on their property during the school day, including vandalism, vaping, smoking, and misuse of facilities. These actions do not reflect the values of Lord Beaverbrook High School and can affect our relationships with organizations that welcome and support our students.

We ask all students to:

• Treat community facilities and shared spaces with respect.
• Follow all school and community expectations regarding behaviour.
• Dispose of garbage properly and leave spaces as they were found.
• Refrain from vaping, smoking, or using substances on private property.
• Remember that they represent Lord Beaverbrook whenever they are off campus during the school day.

We appreciate the vast majority of students who make positive choices every day. By showing respect for our neighbours and community partners, we help ensure these spaces remain welcoming for everyone.

We are asking for your partnership by having a conversation with your student about these expectations and reviewing the CBE Student Code of Conduct (Administrative Regulation 6005) and Progressive Student Discipline (Administrative Regulation 6006) together. These expectations are intended to help students make safe, respectful, and responsible choices while providing opportunities to learn when concerns arise. We have attached both Administrative Regulations for you to review with your student.

Thank you for your cooperation and support as we work together to maintain a safe, respectful, and positive community for all.

Thank you for a wonderful week of school. Please see our school website for the most up-to-date information: https://lordbeaverbrook.cbe.ab.ca/

Lord Beaverbrook High School Administration

General School Updates

Parent Council Meeting #1

You are invited to join us for our first meeting on Tuesday, September 15 at 6:30 pm either in person (Room 132) or on TEAMS (link below). All LBHS parents are invited to attend. The meeting agenda will be sent out via school messenger on Monday, September 14 – please check your email.

See you then!

Microsoft Teams meeting – Parent Council September 15

Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/232583535814611?p=pQaotl1oNJ3uNdcud2

Meeting ID: 232 583 535 814 611

Passcode: G9ns3DF6

Reminder – Student Drop-Off and Pick-Up

The main staff parking lot is reserved for Staff and Visitors with appointments. It is imperative that it is always kept clear for Emergency Vehicles and First Responders.

Parents are NOT to drop students off or pick them up from school in the main lot at any time. All dropping off and picking up must be done on 90th Avenue. Please consider all of our staff and students’ safety and respect the Do Not Enter signs and the No Parking Fire Lane signs. This lot is explicitly reserved for Staff, Emergency Vehicles, and Visitors with booked appointments.

Photo Retake Day

Photo Retake Day will take place on October 9. Please note that ID cards will not be provided on retake day.

Information Evening for Grade 10 Parents/Guardians – High School 101

Join us for Welcome to Grade 10 Parent/Guardian Night on September 24 from 6:30–8:00 pm at the school. This is an evening designed to help parent(s) or guardian(s) support a successful transition to high school. Learn about daily schedules, academic and attendance expectations, student supports, and ways to stay connected to your child's learning. Meet key staff members and discover the resources available at Lord Beaverbrook High School for helping your student thrive in Grade 10.

To help accommodate all families and support our planning, kindly RSVP here by September 18th: https://tinyurl.com/gr10lbhsnight

Academic Information

This is a reminder that all Math students are expected to bring a calculator to class each day. We do not have calculators available for loan, and cell phones are not permitted for classroom calculations.

Athletics

• Cross country is up and running! Our first event is Wednesday, September 16th at Canmore Park. The parent meeting for all cross-country athletes is on September 14th at 4:00. Please meet in the front foyer!
• Interested in trying Field Hockey? Or experienced players wanting to touch up on their skill? The Field Hockey coaches are offering a Field Hockey Boot Camp Sept. 11, 18 and Oct. 2 after school starting at 2:20. No experience required – just bring athletic gear and a water bottle! (Returning players should bring shin guards and a mouth guard.)

Football Game Admission & Family Pass Information

As the regular football season begins, we would like to remind families that admission fees will be charged at all Junior and Senior regular season football games in accordance with Calgary Senior High School Athletic Association (CSHSAA) policy.

Game Admission Rates

• Adults: $5
• Students/Children: $2
• Children under 6: Free

Payment by tap is preferred at the gate, although limited cash options will be available if needed.

Football Family Passes

To help offset costs for families, each football athlete has received one Family Pass that admits up to four people to regular season football games. These passes have been distributed through the football program.

Family Pass Terms of Use

• Must be presented at the time of entry
• Valid only when accompanied by a parent or guardian
• Admits up to four people
• Additional family members must pay regular gate admission
• Lost, stolen, forgotten, or misplaced passes will not be replaced
• Valid for regular season football games only
• Not valid for playoff games

Thank you for your support of our football program. We look forward to seeing our Beaver community at upcoming games and cheering on our athletes throughout the season! 🦫🏈

Fine Arts

Please see the school’s Fine Arts communications for current opportunities and events.

Student Services

Course Changes and Course Drop Deadline

Course changes for semester one are now complete.

The deadline to drop a course for semester one is October 30, 2026. Please ensure that if you need to drop a course you book an appointment with your guidance counsellor before this date.

University Presentations

University Open Houses

High School IPP Process

Teachers have access to all IPP information from previous CBE schools. Shared IPP information from previous school boards will be entered in early September.

September – Teachers read through IPPs from last year and get to know students. Teacher and student set a target for the semester (usually a skill or behaviour needing improvement related to IPP diagnosis).

October 9 – Draft IPP is sent home for review and request for edits.

LBHS IPP Accommodations

• Classroom accommodations.
• Access to The Learning Lounge after instruction. A space available for students on an IPP to: work, regulate, focus, use a Chromebook, get one-on-one support, use voice typing for written work, and set up exam accommodations. Student may request IPP access or teachers may send student.
• Exam accommodation for multiple-choice exams (audio reader on a Chromebook with headphones in The Learning Lounge).
• Exam accommodation for written response (voice typing on a Chromebook in The Learning Lounge).

Important Information

All students on an IPP have a target for self-advocacy and communication. Students will be reminded and encouraged to use their IPP accommodations, particularly Grade 10s. Students will be reminded and encouraged to communicate with their teachers about strategies and accommodations that have been successful previously or that they'd like to try.

Exam Accommodations

Need to be requested with the teacher at least 1–2 days before an exam. Students need to bring their own headphones for multiple-choice exam reader. Students must use exam accommodations throughout the semester in order to be able to use them for final exams and diploma exams. The Learning Lounge (Room 108) will manage extra time if needed.

Yearbooks

Yearbooks can be purchased directly through Josten's website to secure your copy. We also have a very limited number of books available from last school year; please reach out to tmwatt@cbe.ab.ca for details. Additionally, students are encouraged to submit artwork related to the theme “This Magic Moment” to be chosen for divider artwork and the cover of the book by October 2. Encourage your student to see The ROAR for more details.

Annual Volunteer Registration Required

To help ensure the safety and security of all students and staff, all volunteers must complete the Annual Volunteer Registration Form each school year before participating in school volunteer activities. This requirement applies to both new and returning volunteers.

• Parents and guardians can register through the SchoolEngage tab in their MyCBE account. Volunteers must review and acknowledge the privacy requirements as part of the registration process.
• Community members who do not have a child registered with CBE must complete their registration in person at the school where they wish to volunteer.

Thank you for supporting our school community. We appreciate all of our volunteers and look forward to working with you this year.

CTS Heavy Shops: PPE Information & Clarification

As students get settled into their Heavy Shops classes, we want to share a quick reminder about safety equipment. Safety glasses are provided for all students, while some shops may also require lab coats/coveralls, appropriate footwear, gloves, or hard hats. Some courses may allow students to bring their own PPE if they prefer, provided it meets safety guidelines. Students should speak with their shop teacher for specific PPE requirements and details.

Outdoor Club

Outdoor Club met with a large group of students showing interest on Wednesday this week at lunch. Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 16, after school in the East Courtyard. If students have an interest in the upcoming hike and future Outdoor Club events and activities, they should attend the meeting. A D2L shell is in the process of being created to be able to keep everyone up to date!

Parent Volunteers Needed

Outdoor Club needs parents with Wilderness First Aid (WFA), volunteer registration, and a valid police check to help cover supervision on our outdoor excursions throughout the year! If you have WFA and have a love for taking young adults into the outdoors, contact Mr. Slaughter: sjslaughter@cbe.ab.ca

CBE Caregiver Series 2026

Families and caregivers are invited to attend a series of free online sessions focused on supporting child and youth well-being. Topics include ADHD, mental health, vaping, school avoidance, digital wellness, sexual health, and building supportive communities for youth. Additional information, session dates, and registration details can be found in the attached flyer.CBE Caregiver Series 2026 (1) (1).pdf