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Wow. In edmonton, if we're talking about academics, then it is definitely going to be in the following order. L$ ]0 ^& J! l2 b# S
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1) Old Scona Academic7 y+ K v8 j* Y, L E" x/ x
2) Harry Ainlay
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6 k$ S/ Y- { F% NStrathcona is more known for being a "jock" school - in other words, very athletic. It was also more populated with caucasians... I don't know if that's changed in the last 4/5 years... maybe there are more asians there now? Don't know.
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Anyways, besides Strathcona being well known for sports, I have never really heard of it being well known for other attributes... Yes there is an AP program, but as far as I know, IB (as offered by Harry Ainlay) is still more renowned. Also... Harry Ainlay has a french immersion program. :)
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5 d0 |4 C: E( |4 @8 j7 @ K* HFor students that have a passion for arts:
1 }/ {+ d# a4 p* T- I; k4 z0 XVic Comp used to be attractive for "artsy students", but now, the new Lillian Osbourne has taken its ranks for being an artsy school...
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$ n7 @0 C( N ^0 N: ]Otherwise, I still consider Old Scona and Harry Ainlay some of the better schools around in terms of academics :)$ d9 f( k+ a' J" D9 E
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Like I said, I graduated from high school a few years ago, maybe rankings have changed. But when I was in high school, this is what the schools I previously named above were well-known for. Hope this helped! |
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