We look forward to meeting our future Senator families at our STEM and General Open House on TUESDAY, MARCH 4th, 2025 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. 

At TCS, we are proud to be one of only two junior high schools in the Edmonton Public School system that houses a STEM program (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). This unique program supports student learning through the lens of Design-Thinking and Project-Based Learning. 

Our STEM program is an excellent way for students to research, explore, and solve real-world problems in innovative ways, while gaining a deeper understanding of each of the STEM fields and how they work together. The STEM program improves students' ability to think critically and creatively while empowering them to be future leaders in science, engineering, technology and mathematics fields.  Our STEM program fosters a culture of high academic performance, grit, and resiliency delivered with great passion and a high degree of teaching excellence.

Already in EPSB and want to be a STEM Senator? Watch for the release of the STEM EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM 2025-2026 on Monday, February 3rd, 2025 and make sure to select the STEM Program when choosing TCS as your student's preferred school in SchoolZone. The deadline for the STEM EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM 2025-2026 and selecting TCS/STEM Program in SchoolZone is Wednesday, March 19th, 2025 at 4:00 PM. This form MUST be submitted for your student to be considered for our STEM Program. 

New to EPSB and want to be a STEM Senator? Go to epsb.ca and find the registration form and list of supporting documents you need to provide and make sure to complete the STEM EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM 2025-2026 by Wednesday, March 19th, 2025 at 4:00 PM. This form MUST be submitted in addition to the Division's registration forms if your student wants to access our STEM Program. 

Families who have applied to STEM will be notified of acceptance no later than Friday, April 11th, 2025. 

For the 2025 - 2026 school year, we will have the following program configuration to support resident* students and, if space permits, non-resident students: 

• Grade 7 - Four STEM Classes
• Grade 8 - Four STEM Classes (limited space in planned classes available)
• Grade 9 - Four STEM Classes (limited space in planned classes available)

*A resident student is defined as having at least one parent or legal guardian living in Edmonton who is not Roman Catholic.