Juno Beach Academy of Canadian Studies

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Juno Beach Academy of Canadian Studies
Address
316 86 Ave. SE Calgary , Alberta , T2H 1Z2 Canada
Coordinates	51°00′22″N 114°06′50″W / 51.006°N 114.114°W / 51.006; -114.114
Information
School type	Public
Motto	Educere Excelsior (To Train, to educate, to teach, and to move others forward - To achieve excellence)
School board	Calgary Board of Education
Principal	Jim Simpson -2017
Key people	Dan Hoban (Community and Cultural Liaison)
Grades	7-12
Enrollment	0 (June 30, 2017)
Language	English, French
Area	Area IV, Ward 11
Colour(s)	Black and Red
Website	schools.cbe.ab.ca/b872/

Juno Beach Academy of Canadian Studies was an Alternative Program public high school in Calgary, Alberta. The Calgary Board of Education ran the program as an alternative for students with a focus on humanities (such as police or military careers). Academic achievement was an area of focus (for those most interested in attending college or university after graduation). There was a particular focus on Canadian studies.

First housed in Van Horne School from 2003–2006, then later in the old Lord Shaughnessy High School from 2006–2009, it was later housed in the Dr Norman Bethune School from 2009 until its closure in 2017.

The class of 2007, the first to graduate, was given the opportunity to go to Europe. They visited many important landmarks, such as the Palace of Versailles, the Vimy Ridge Memorial, and Juno Beach in Normandy.

The school was closed effective June 30, 2017, after declining enrollment.^[1]

• Center West Campus

• Official website