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Upgrading & Summer School

Summer School 2020

Dear Crescent Heights Students, Parent(s) and Guardian(s), 

Please read the information below from CBe-learn about how summer school is running this summer.  To register for summer school we are asking Crescent Heights students to log into their educbe account and then fill out the following google form: Cowboyssummer.

Students can alternatively use the QR code to take them to this link: 

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When the counsellor online registration system opens May 1,  Crescent Heights Guidance Counsellors will enter the student’s google form information in the order it was received and email students to confirm their course registration. 

Thank you! 

Student Services
Crescent Heights High School

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​​​​​​​High School Upgrading

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Students are able to complete their high school diploma, take extra courses, increase marks or supplement their schedule through Chinook Learning Services or online at CBe-learn. Choose from our wide range of credit courses.

Teacher-instructed Classroom Learning courses at Chinook Learning Services are offered mornings, afternoons and evenings. Learn more about High School Upgrading at ChinookLearningServices.com. For answers to common questions, read our Fall/Winter FAQs.

​​Summer School at the C​BE

2024 Dates to be Announced

The Calgary Board of Education has summer school opportunities for current CBE students. In Summer School, students can:

Time Commitment

Summer school programming is extremely condensed. This intensive setting requires that students be able to independently manage their course loads. ​

​Online Learning at CBe-learn

CBe-learn​ offers a variety of online high school core and complementary courses during the summer. Online learning allows you the flexibly to take one summer school course to help you catch up, keep up, or get ahead.​​​​​​