Our School
Grades Taught
Kindergarten to Grade 4
About
We are the only Catholic Kindergarten to Grade 4 French Immersion School in Sherwood Park.
Principal
Directrice/Principal: Mme Jacqueline Dargis-Boucher
Administration
Directeur-Adjoint/Assistant Principal: M. Daniel Holden
Motto
Where Faith and Education Meet.
Mission
With Christ as our ever-present teacher, in an environment rich in French language and culture, we ensure every child succeeds: personally, spiritually, academically.
Philosophy
Parents, staff and students work collaboratively, with Christ as our guide, to ensure the success of each student. Our efforts are focused on the individual needs of each learner. We foster language learning in a faith-filled environment where students can lead a spiritually rich life. Students are encouraged to live out their faith through their words, actions, and interactions.
Programs and Services
French Immersion from Kindergarten through to Grade 4.
Facts and Figures
We have a staff of 25, and approximately 250 students.
ÉPK Online
Come and find ÉPK School on Facebook
www.facebook.com/epkkschool.eics.ab.ca
... And on Twitter
We are going by @EpkSchool for quick and brief "what's happening" updates from the school.
Check out our Newsletter here:
https://epk.eics.ab.ca/home/news
Sherwood Park History - Catholic Schools History
Sherwood Park fifty years
At the opening of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Parish Priest Father Kenneth Kearns stated, "You never have a Parish unless you have a separate school." Inspired by these words, a meeting was held in Moe Salm's living room, where it was decided to form a school district. An almost unanimous vote by parishioners in November 1962 confirmed the formation of the Salisbury Roman Catholic School District (later changed to Sherwood Park Catholic Separate School District, and then to Elk Island Catholic Separate Regional Division). (Adapted from the Strathcona County website).
It is due to Parish Priest Father Kenneth Kearns that Sherwood Park now has a Catholic School system.
Father Kenneth Kearns School
Schools in the Catholic School District have a history of sharing their space. In 1967, students from Father Kenneth Kearns School were housed at OLPH for 4 months until their school was completed. OLPH students attended in the morning and FKK students had afternoon classes!
- Father Kenneth Kearns Catholic School was built in 1967.