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Principal: Mr. Maurice Trottier Vice Principal: Mrs. Catherine Giesbrecht 15 Mission Avenue, St. Albert, Canada  T8N 1H6 Phone: (780) 458-3300, Fax: (780) 459-5605 French Immersion Instruction, Grades K to 6 Serving St. Albert areas west of Highway 2 (St. Albert Trail) and the Guilbault District (in Sturgeon County). Student Population: 341            Staff: 28 "Where French Immersion All Began"                 École Father Jan was the first school in Greater St. Albert Catholic Regional Division No. 29 to offer a French immersion program in 1977. Since that time, over 2,000 students have lived and learned the French language and culture. École Father Jan is known for its consistent academic and athletic success. Our school is located right in the heart of St. Albert's cultural and historical centre. We feature a small school atmosphere with big school advantages. Our caring staff provide a nurturing Christ-centered environment for Canada's next generation of bilingual citizens. "Together, we celebrate learning in the light of the Spirit." Registration forms and FOIP/Technology forms    Student Reg St. Albert 09-10.doc2009-10 School Use Consent.doc         2007-2008 Technology Form.pdf

Wish to Register your child? Feel free to download our registration forms at the bottom of this web page.

New Playground!!! We have installed this summer a new high-tech park, as well as some more traditional components. Check the link to see how the Kompan high tech park works. Click on the Movie link on the top right. Kompan High Tech play park

H1N1 Readiness Our school division invites you to read the protocol and latest information as it relates to our preparation for disease outbreaks. Catholic Schools Information site

H1N1 update H1N1 Pandemic Bulletin October 2009.pdf