CBE Home Education is designed for families who wish to be responsible for offering a program of studies for their child by developing, administering, managing and evaluating the progress of their student, and maintaining a record of those studies.
Registration
- CBE Home Education welcomes all students in Alberta regardless of geographical boundaries. However, students are required to meet in-person three times per school year.
- Visit our website for full registration information.
Location
Windsor Park
5505 4A Street S.W., Calgary AB T2V 0Z7 | Home Education Grades 1-12
t | 403-777-8490 ext. 2177
Programming
Shared Responsibility Programming
This is an education program that consists of a school-provided program and a home education program.
Parent-Directed Program
In this program the parent is responsible for curricular choices while ensuring that the program is consistent with the student learning outcomes listed in the Alberta Regulation 145/2006 Home Education Regulation. Assessment is parent-directed according to the child’s needs.
CBE Home Education Funding
All parents of students registered in the Home Education Program by September 30 will be eligible to receive supplemental funding, (Alberta Regulation 126/99) to augment their learning.
This funding is in addition to the many services available at CBE Home Education and will allow parents to access resources, services, facilities, and supplies not directly provided by CBE Home Education (Windsor Park).
Student must be registered by Sept. 30 to be entitled to funding.
Parents are responsible for educational costs and may submit receipts between November 1 to April 5 for reimbursement for the current school year. You can
learn more about reimbursements on the CBE Home Education website.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the shared responsibility classes entail?
These classes are subject based classes. Students will gain the knowledge regarding curriculum outcomes in class and further explore these topics with projects on their own time.
How will my child in the shared responsibility program be assessed?
Your child will be assessed in a variety of informal and formal ways. A mid-year and a final assessment will be completed by the parent and facilitator and placed in the student's file.
Parents are welcome to inquire about the progress of their child at anytime during the year.
