Supports For Our Students

• Peer Tutoring - The HWW Peer Tutoring Program is designed to pair students who have expertise in a class, with students who are currently taking it. We will do our best to create partnerships with compatible availability. Σ LET'S STUDY TOGETHER! See Mr. Watt (Room 214) for more info.
• Science Wise Guys - Science Help Times
• • Monday - Room 208 3:35pm to 4:45pm
  • Tuesday - Room 215 3:35pm to 4:45pm
  • Wednesday - Room 215 7:45am to 8:40am
  • Thursday - Room 208 3:35pm to 4:45 - Grade 10 students only
• Henry's Help - Math Help Times
• • Monday - Room 304 3:35pm to 4:45pm
  • Tuesday - Room 306 3:35pm to 4:45pm
  • Wednesday - Room 304 7:45 am to 8:40am
  • Thursday - Room 307 3:35pm to 4:45pm - Grade 10 students only
• ELL Homework/Social Support 
• • CIWA (Canadian Immigrant Women's Association) Girls' Culture Club on Mondays @ lunch in Room 309.
  • CBFY (Calgary Bridge Foundation for Youth) Club on Thursdays 3:30-5pm in Room 309.
  • Our in-school Settlement (SWIS) Worker through CBFY is available on Mondays all day in Room 312A
  • YMAP (YMCA Mentorship Program) on Mondays 4-6pm in Room 314
• ELL/International Counselling Supports *Referrals through ELL teachers and/or Student Services, variety of languages
• Learning / Student Support Centre - Can be accessed daily during Wise Time, class time and lunch, Special learning accommodations are managed through Ms. Lannigan, Room 108
• Athletic Academic Support - TBA
• Indigenous Learning Lodge -  Room 120 provides students with a calm, welcoming space to land, reflect, and build community, helping foster a stronger sense of belonging within our school. Staff can also use the space to support students in regulating, reflecting, and taking care of their wellbeing throughout the day. Examples of current uses for the space include an alternative work space, access to nutrition throughout the day, access to homework help, connection to the grad coach if students have school questions or need to connect with a teacher but don't know how, phone charging, and accessing a calm space to increase student wellbeing. It is meant to be a space to give students what they need with school, come check it out if you haven't already!
• School Family Liaison Worker - Wrap around services often accessed when students are under 16 and not attending *Referral via Student Services/Admin
• Financial Need *Ask about referrals in Student Services
• • BURNS Fund - Grade 12
  • Prospect Funding (AB Income Support)
• GRADitude - Formerly known as the Calgary Cinderella Project or the Grad Town , GRADitude has evolved into a more inclusive and empowering experience for all students. In partnership with Trellis Society and Youth Central, we provide free graduation outfits dresses, suits, shoes, and personal-care items to help students feel seen, celebrated, and supported as they cross the stage into their next chapter.
• Best Friend’s Closet – ALL grades/girls, shopping experience at second hand store by appointment

Other Community Supports

• Calgary Sexual Health
• SOGI
• Hospice Calgary
• SAGE
• Child and Family Services

This is not an inclusive list; there are hundreds of community supports available. Ask the Student Services team if you require a resource.

Resource Center

The Resource Center Provides a flexible learning environment for students.  This is a multi-use room and is used to support a variety of student learning needs and initiatives, such completion of courses through ADCL and online learning, additional learning supports for all students and IPP programming. In addition to school wide supports, the Resource Center also supports the ASD Cluster Program as well as complex learners through specific programming. Access to the Resource Centre is coordinated by the Student Support team and classroom teachers based on individual student need.