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SMS Principal Educator Announcement

NHS Principal Educator Announcement

Coordinator of Instruction Announcement

Assistant Superintendent Announcement

Associate Principal Announcement - NHS

January 24, 2024

FFCA's new NHS Campus is recognized as a cutting-edge facility using sustainable features!

Approved by the Board on May 23, 2023

The Association of Alberta Public Charter Schools (www.taapcs.ca) has produced a pair of videos which explain what public charter schools are and how they are a distinctive part of Alberta's public education system.

This ceremony celebrated a significant milestone for FFCA that has been a long time coming

View the North High School Replacement Project Here!

Reflect upon and honour the truth of our shared history with the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples in Canada

Please see the changes made to the school calendars for the remainder of the current school year

The FFCA Board of Directors is pleased to announce that the ‘Unsung Hero’ annual scholarship has been renamed

On December 11th, 2019, the Board approved our 2019-2022 3-year Education Plan.

It is with great pleasure that we announce the slate of candidates for the upcoming board elections. Click here for the candidate list.

Click here to access the YouTube livestream from the forum on December 3, 2019.

These will be published a minimum of 48 hours ahead of each meeting as per the FFCA Bylaws.

The Association of Alberta Public Charter Schools (TAAPCS) initiated the Board of Governors' Award to recognize and thank those from within the association who have given their time, energy, influence and expertise to enhancing the charter school promise.

The Board is officially making a call for candidates to join the FFCA Board of Directors.

The Fraser Institute just released its school report cards for 2017-18. FFCA High School continued its 13-year improvement trend earning its highest rating ever scoring 9.3/10.