CEAP is a “Distributed Learning” school which means that the method of instruction and communication relies heavily on computer technology.  CEAP offers a wide range of secondary courses for students in Grades 9 to 12, currently attending local high schools. Students can register full-time at CEAP, or they can take individual courses, while they continue to attend and take other courses at their local high school. Grade 9 students are only permitted to enrol full-time at CEAP, but under special circumstances may be permitted to take single courses at CEAP.

Students attending School District 69 secondary schools, who wish to also take courses at CEAP, are encouraged to consult with their home school counselor or administrator, and to complete a Cross-enrolment Learner Profile form. Having the completed form will assist CEAP staff to plan for learner success.

Why CEAP?

• Access to additional courses or courses that are not available to you within your school timetable.
• Work from any location that has an internet connection, with access 24/7 to learning resources and support.
• Work at your own pace, according to a more flexible schedule and timetable.
• Access to individualized instruction and support including face-to-face & online tutorials, school & community-based learning activities, telephone and email communication.
  

Steps to Enrolling in the CEAP Program

1. Download and read the Cross-Enroled Student Information linked on the righ-hand sidebar. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------->>>>
2. Contact CEAP staff if you have any questions about distributed learning or CEAP.
3. Students are encouraged to discuss your course programming options with your local high school counselor.

If CEAP is the option for you, complete and have your school representative sign a “Cross-enrolment Profile Form” to present to CEAP to assist us in planning.