Centre High Campus - Edmonton, Alberta

Paula D. B.

My experience here was quite complex. Most of my teachers & classmates were awesome and this place is how I met my boyfriend.
I had a poor experience with Ms.Bowel (A biology teacher), because she sometimes picked on me for being the quiet kid in her class. She had a strange teaching style that made me feel uncomfortable for every class. If I try to picture out Ms.Bowel, then overall, I’d say I was strongly satisfied with my time here at this upgrading school more than my previous high school I graduated in

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To those of you reading reviews to decide whether or not to attend Centre High Campus, I recommend giving it a try. It opens more doors for your future, but only if you’re willing to put in more effort than you did in high school.

I attended Centre High Campus for a year and a half because my high school grades weren’t high enough for most science programs. I didn’t take high school seriously and wasn’t sure what I was good at or what I wanted to pursue in university. However, my time at Centre High was a great opportunity for me to learn how to actually study, figure out what I wanted to do, and develop a deeper interest in science courses. Most of the teachers I met were genuinely invested in helping students learn and grow. I felt that they were better at teaching and supporting students than my high school teachers because they truly wanted to help.

As for the school itself, it’s okay overall. My main complaint is that many students seem to be there just to hang out, vape, and gossip in the washrooms. Additionally, the downtown location can feel a bit unsafe on the way to school. Another thing to note is that some people associate Centre High with students who failed high school, which can feel discouraging if you’re attending (or planning to attend). Despite this, I learned a lot, gained valuable experiences, and met a few wonderful people at Centre High. I don’t regret spending a year and a half upgrading my courses. I hope this review encourages you!

Hakan A.

The assistant principal his name Pablo Rossi, he doesn’t know how to talk with students. I don't know who give this job for him he can't slove problems of students and the main thing he shouting to students. If he don't know how to talk with students and be respectful with students don't be a assistant principal if you guys think your a powerful teacher and what ever you do its make sense then your wrong. If your son and your daughter have a problem with school and he or she go to explain the problem to assistant principal or teacher and they shout to your son and daughter are you keep quiet? I wish if your son and daughter interface this problem with school then you can understand.😡😡😡😡😡😡

Christopher S.

Back in 2014, I was one of those people who thought school was a waste of time and that it wasn't worth the effort. However, attending this particular school completely changed my perspective. It turned out to be one of the best decisions I've ever made. In a short period of time, I accomplished more here than I ever did in high school.

The school has an amazing atmosphere, and every day, I felt like I was making a real difference in my life. The best part was interacting with other students from all walks of life. It was really refreshing to be around like-minded people. This sense of authenticity was hugely helpful. The teachers were also very supportive, understanding, and amazing to be around.

I'm truly grateful to the school for believing in me and showing me that I could accomplish a lot, regardless of my background. I left this school with a positive outlook on life. For that, I'll carry it with me for the rest of my days along with the experiences I had here. If you're looking to start a new chapter or upgrade your skills, I strongly encourage you to take the leap. Don't hesitate - just do it.

Asila N.

The teacher his name Pablo Rossi, he doesn’t know how to talk with students. When a teacher doesn’t know how to talk with students why he is working there. And every time we talk with him he can’t control his attitude. He the worst person I met. And we don’t want like this teacher.

Delci M.

Attended for one semester. Diverse, accepting, tons of resources for student success.

Pratham

I went to this school from 2019-2020 to upgrade in a total of four courses. My experience at Centre High Campus (CHC) was unlike my graduating high school. The schedules were very flexible and relaxed. Relaxed in the sense that you would only have to come to the school for when you have your classes. It wasn’t like a typical high school schedule.
The teachers that I had were completely different from the teachers I had when I was in high school. Though the class sizes were the same to my previous school (approx. 30-40 students) I felt more of a personal connection to the teacher. As if they cared about mine and each students academic success. This is my opinion. So yeah.
Also, for students who are deciding to upgrade at center high don’t let the horror stories of some students who attended this school ward you off. CHC has had this stigma that if you go there you dumb AF. But that ain’t true. Though, the more lower level course you take, such as a grade 10 course or -3 course the more likely your class will be ghetto. But since I took 30-1 level courses everything was fine for me.
Don't let the stigma that surrounds CHC ward you off. I graduated high school in the normal 3 years and I spent and extra year upgrading some course at CHC and now I finished my third year of engineering.

Sunpreet J.

I spent one and a half years at Centre High and it was amazing. The school has top notch teachers which are well experienced in their teaching and want their students to succeed. There are tutors for all subjects in the library for any additional help. Highly recommend this school for any academic upgrading!!!