2024-2025 High Park Fee Schedule
Fees charged to PSD parents/guardians include:
The fees page of the division website explains the fee types, payment options, and criteria for waiving fees.
Please note: Students in Grades 5-9 are able to participate in the school's optional BYOD Initiative (see below).
A list of required school supplies for the next year is included with report cards at the end of June. The school does not stock or sell supplies. Please be sure to check with your child or your child’s teacher regularly during the year to ensure he or she has adequate supplies.
An optional purchasing plan is offered each year by Write-On Stationery. This voluntary program allows parents to pre-purchase a package of all requested supplies that will be delivered to the student at the school.
You will receive an automatic email confirmation to confirm your order has been received. Write-On accepts payments made with Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Visa Debit and INTERAC® Online.
The deadline for 2024-2025 orders is June 10, 2024. Please submit any orders with payment by this time to ensure delivery to the school in August. Orders can also be delivered to the student's home if this option is chosen at checkout.
PSD schools are committed to enhance student learning through the BYOD Initiative. We hope to encourage an environment where each student has his or her own mobile device to use both at school and at home.
The BYOD Initiative is entirely optional, and students are not required to bring their own devices to use at school.
High Park is participating in BYOD to achieve increased student engagement in learning and greater ownership of the learning process by our students. Students who bring personally-owned devices typically invest time, thought and energy in customizing the device and setting it up to optimize productivity, communication and learning.
Parents and students can make their own decision as to which device to purchase for BYOD. We will not endorse a specific brand or type but rather encourage you to think of what your expectations are of the device. We do recommend that all BYOD devices meet the following criteria:
Chromebooks, netbooks and laptops have full function in Google Apps, while most tablets will not. Please note: a cell phone/iPod is considered an accessory, and does not qualify as a device under the BYOD pilot.
If students choose not to purchase and bring their own device, a school device will be made available. These devices are signed out by a number of students and are often less productive and functional.
Parkland School Division has partnered with a selection of businesses to aid with BYOD purchases. Visit the Technology For Learning page to access these offers and learn more about BYOD.