Welcome to the J. Percy Page Community!
Principal's Message
I am thrilled to return to the J. Percy Page community and have a second opportunity to contribute to the school's history of success. For over 40 years our school has been serving families in Millwoods and the greater south-east Edmonton area.
In the few months that have passed since I was appointed to J. Percy Page School I have met with many of the staff, a few students and parents. The discussions I’ve had highlighted the vibrancy of this school community: the remarkable students we serve, the focus on excellence in all our pursuits, and the pride we demonstrate in our celebration of culture.
This community has grown from the efforts of outstanding staff, students, and parents. The combined efforts of everyone involved in the school have made, and continue to make, J. Percy Page an exceptional place. Our students have a marvelous environment in which to complete the final three years of their public education journey.
Whether you are new to our school or returning, we invite you to join us in growing our strong partnerships between students, families and staff. We will continue to build a positive school culture anchored in respect, inclusion and high expectations for all.
We strive to meet the Edmonton Public School Vision of empowering students to shape their futures and communities. Please contact us if you would like to learn more about our school or our programs. We look forward to serving our school community this year.
Sincerely,
Suzanne Fuller
Principal
2026-2027 Registration
For the 2026-2027 School Year we are FULL in planned classes in all grades.
We will now only accept resident students in Grade 10 - 12 whose parent(s)/legal guardian(s) have newly moved into the attendance area. A resident student of Edmonton Public Schools has at least one parent or legal guardian living in Edmonton who is not Roman Catholic. Non-Resident students can enrol in another school Division with space in planned classes.
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.
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J. Percy Page Open House
Come join us on Wednesday, February 24, 2027 at our Open House! More information to come.
Program Guide
Our new Program Guide has information on the courses offered at J. Percy Page, as well as details about earning your High School Diploma, school clubs, and activities.
Hairstyling Apprenticeship
J. Percy Page is thrilled to present an exciting opportunity for students interested in pursuing a career in hairstyling within the Edmonton Public Schools system. Our Hairstyling Apprenticeship Program stands as one of the longest-standing programs in the region. To kick start this journey, students will begin with the engaging Cosmetology 10 course, followed by enrollment in the Cosmetology 20 and Cosmetology 30 Hairstyling Apprenticeship Program (HSA).
Throughout the program, students will cover all 42 HSA modules required to become a Journeyman hairstylist in Alberta. A unique feature is the option for students to take their Period 1 and Period 2 written and practical government exams right here on-site, facilitated by the Alberta Apprenticeship board. Upon successful completion, students can apply for their "blue book."
Post-graduation, students will transition to a salon, where they'll accumulate the necessary hours for their Alberta Journeyman and Red Seal certifications in hairstyling. Join our Cosmetology family at J. Percy Page and graduate high school not only with a diploma, but with a promising career in hairstyling. You won't regret being part of this exciting journey.
Campus EPSB - Exploring Aviation
An exciting career in aviation awaits you, no matter if you choose to fly, fix or work in any number of agencies that govern the aviation industry. Exploring Aviation is designed to be your first stepping stone to that career. Explore careers, gain experiences, and network with those in industry all while working through ground school.
The Exploring Aviation and Tourism program is designed in cooperation with the Edmonton Flying Club and Edmonton Public School Division to provide aviation-minded students with the intent to:
- provide the opportunity to develop the skills necessary to succeed in aviation. Students will be better prepared to enter the aviation field and post-secondary programs by developing a transition plan that includes all entrance requirements, and prepare students for further careers in the aviation field. Students who successfully complete the Transport Canada exams will have met the criteria for the 'ground school' portion of pilot training.
Exploring Aviation is based on expectations equivalent to Transport Canada. As such, students will work with real-world curricula from which they may identify and apply career and life skills through their learning. Students will gain knowledge, understanding and skills through the course and will be required to think critically, conceptualize and apply the knowledge they gain.
Potential certification:
- Ground school for gaining a pilot’s license
- Restricted Radio Operator Certificate - Aviation (ROC-A)
- Student Pilot Pre-solo Exam Completion (PSTAR)
- Small Basic Pilot Certificate for Drone Operation
Skill development includes:
- Participating in Ground school
- Extensive Training in a flight simulator (Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane 12 with full controls)
- Gaining drone experience
- Taking comprehensive industry exams
- Participating in industry networking and mentorship opportunities, such as the Elevate Aviation ACE program.
Senior Sunrise
A senior sunrise holds profound significance for high school seniors as it marks the beginning of their final year, symbolizing the start of a memorable journey towards graduation and new beginnings. This cherished tradition involves grade 12 students gathering early in the morning to watch the sunrise together, creating a shared experience that fosters a sense of unity and camaraderie among the graduating class. The event serves as a poignant reminder of the fleeting nature of time and the imminent transition from the familiar halls of high school to the uncharted territories of adulthood. It allows seniors to reflect on their academic achievements, personal growth, and the lasting friendships cultivated over the years.
Students are served breakfast and hot chocolate, and have the opportunity to participate in a Smudge. A smudge is a traditional ceremony for purifying or cleansing the soul of negative thoughts of a person or place. Respect for the self and for others, including the earth, is central to various Indigenous spiritual teachings.
The senior sunrise becomes a cherished memory, encapsulating the anticipation, excitement, and sentimental reflections that accompany the final year of high school.
