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You CAN finish school. We recognize that life has complexities that make it challenging for students to complete high school, but we want to assure you that it is possible. There are many resources and supports available to young people who are struggling with high school. It's your education and you can do it your way, but you are not alone. Choose the option for completing high school that best fits your learning needs, lifestyle, financial situation and future goals.

Check out our Finish School Your Way Guide​ ​for the tools, available supports and information you need to be successful. ​​​​

Finish School Your Way

Withdrawal from William Aberhart High School

Before you withdraw from school, you must see a counsellor or an administrator. At that time you will be advised of the various tasks to be completed prior to leaving. Parent contact (for students under 18 years of age) will be made prior to withdrawal. Refund cheques are processed when all textbooks, library books, student ID cards, and classroom materials are returned and the withdrawal form is complete.

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RT @yyCBEdu: We’ve shared an update with CBE families with important system information for the return to in-person classes on Monday, Jan. 11 https://t.co/p09i5rbicO #WeAreCBE https://t.co/CpONd60YPq

It was a pleasure to have a visit from Chief Superintendent Usih! Please come again post-pandemic when you can see our smiles & truly feel the “heart” of Aberhart! https://t.co/tawiy2eMs7

https://t.co/2K56rSoRaL WAHS Virtual Remembrance Day Ceremony. Although we cannot gather, we will remember. #LestWeForget #WeWillRememberThem

+12,000 Indigenous peoples volunteered to fight shoulder to shoulder with Canadians. FNMI enlisted despite not being eligible for conscription because they were not recognized as Canadian citizens and did not have the right to vote until 1960. Today we remember. https://t.co/4SGXDymNX2

Halloween Costume Day - Wednesday, October 28! Can’t wait to see how you’re making your COVID masks part of your costumes! #Halloween2020 https://t.co/CKqsV6dPaW