We believe that students and staff should contribute to taking care of our environment. We have many features that help lower our school's environmental footprint.
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design® (LEED) is an evaluation tool and a rating system that is recognized in over 160 countries as the international mark of excellence for green buildings.
Why is LEED important?
The physical environment where students learn plays an important role in influencing students and helping them prepare to become citizens in a complex and ever-changing world. By meeting the requirements of LEED certification, our newer schools both provide a healthy learning environment and a real life model of sustainable development.
Since 2006, all new CBE schools have been designed and built to a minimum LEED Silver rating. For more information, including a list of all CBE LEED certified schools, visit the Sustainability page on the CBE website. Also visit the Canada Green Building Council website.
What is our LEED rating?
RT @CMOH_Alberta: This is an important and necessary measure to help minimize the risks of catching and spreading #COVID19AB. Visit https://t.co/JK7YecJTQX to learn how to wear a mask safely. (2/4)
RT @UsihChristopher: Education Minister @AdrianaLaGrange: “Masks will be required for Gr.4-12 students in common areas & for teachers & school staff where physical distancing can't take place.” #ableg #abed #WeAreCBE
RT @AdrianaLaGrange: We have been clear that we will continue to follow medical advice and adapt our school re-entry guidelines as necessary. As a reusult, we have announced that masks will be mandatory for Gr. 4-12 students and all teachers and staff when physical distancing isn't possible. #abed https://t.co/jQTLUOt62w
RT @AlbertaEd: Masks for K to grade 3 students will continue to be optional. Mask use for younger children is a challenge due to difficulties with proper fit and compliance. All 740,000 students from all ages in Alberta will receive two reusable masks from Alberta’s government #abed
RT @AlbertaEd: Masks will be mandatory for grade 4-12 students, and all school staff in school settings where physical distancing cannot be maintained, including buses. All #abed students and staff will receive 2 reusable masks from Alberta’s government: https://t.co/jOmA0OMfpb https://t.co/OYYhqiBhaD
RT @UsihChristopher: “CBE’s Chief Superintendent Christopher Usih said in an online conference that this plan is a “dynamic document” that can pivot to adjust for changing conditions within schools.” https://t.co/CIOcYQ8oYD
RT @UsihChristopher: We are committed to keeping families informed. Please check our website for regular updates including FAQs #WeAreCBE https://t.co/H71O8mwNRK
RT @UsihChristopher: Statement in response to the government’s announcement re: September school re-entry. Next week, the CBE will share our entry plan with our families, which will include the changes we will implement in our schools. Excited to welcome our students back! https://t.co/ixz9E3SOrq
RT @yyCBEdu: The provincial government has announced that schools will return to classes under Scenario 1. We’re very excited to welcome our students back to school, while keeping everyone as safe as possible on Tuesday Sept 1 https://t.co/klzx75UAdX #yycbe #WeAreCBE https://t.co/o8Sti8O8wD
School’s Out For Summer https://t.co/DrCsts1NmF
