Registration

Our school is part of the Grande Prairie Public School Division and we use the division’s online registration platform.

Registration

Required documents for High School student registration:

• Student’s birth certificate in born in Canada. If student is foreign born, we’ll need parent and student immigration documents or student’s citizenship certificate, and foreign birth certificate if available,
• Parent/legal guardian’s proof of address,
• Student's most recent report card. If your previous school is in Alberta, they may tell you we’re able to see all student records on the Provincial site; however, we cannot see any of that information PRIOR to registering students, hence why we need a report card and other relevant documents uploaded. If the previous school is in another Province OR outside of Canada, please provide transcripts so we may award your student credits for the classes they have already completed and for proper class placement.
• Any guardianship/custody documents if the person registering student is not a parent/legal guardian.

See step-by-step instructions for New Families registering a child for school here.

See step-by-step instructions for Current Families registering an additional child for school here.

Registration Frequently Asked Questions & Answers

Changes in Registration Information

If you have submitted a 2025-2026 New Registration Form and need to update information such as: phone numbers, address, emergency contacts, medical information, please inform the school office as soon as possible to facilitate quick communication in the event of an emergency.

For current Composite High School families who need to change phone numbers, address, emergency contacts, medical information: you will receive the 2025-2026 Registration Update in September where you’ll be able to update your information by logging into your PowerSchool Parent Account and completing the form. If a change is urgent, please contact the school.

Registering for GPCHS Programs of Choice

To register for the following Programs of Choice, current students must talk to our school's Student Services who will direct them to speak with our IB Coordinator or Experience Work Coordinator.

• Dual Credit Programming - Dual Credit programming allows Grade 11 or 12 students to earn both high school credits and credits that count towards a post-secondary certificate, diploma, or degree, including a journeyman certificate. Dual Credit Programming - Grande Prairie Composite High School (gppsd.ab.ca)
• International Baccalaureate -  Internationally recognized as a academically challenging and balanced program of education with final examinations that prepare high school students for success at University and beyond. Learn more: International Baccalaureate - Grande Prairie Composite High School (gppsd.ab.ca)
• Off Campus Programming - supports the provision of off-campus education opportunities through school and community partnerships to help students acquire knowledge, skills and attitudes and gain practical experience related to life skills and career opportunities. Off-campus education includes work study, work experience programs, registered apprenticeship programs/youth internship programs. Leran more: Off Campus Programming - Grande Prairie Composite High School (gppsd.ab.ca)

Registering for The Academy Athletics:

The Academy Athletics is offered at our school. Athletics programming is part of the larger Academy Program of Choice which integrates excellence in education, athletics, and positive character development in every day of our student-athletes' educational experience - watch The Academy story.

Come join us! Register using the buttons below:

Fourth and Fifth Year High School Students

For students who have already completed three years of high school and are 19 years old or younger, as of September 1, high school programming will be at the Bridge Network:

• to complete their high school diploma requirements OR
• to upgrade their courses after they have graduated

See the Fourth And Fifth Year High School FAQ