Thinking about Christian education for your child? We look forward to meeting you and sharing all the reasons we love Highroad Academy.
- Student birth certificate or passport
- Proof of parent citizenship (if other than Canadian citizen born in Canada)
- Individual Education Plan (IEP, if applicable)
- Report cards (if applicable)
- A Pastor's reference from a Christian church (emailed to your pastor as part of the application process)
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We have limited space remaining for Fall 2024 enrolment.
Please contact the office if you have any questions: 604-792-4680.
Our current year application form is closed temporarily for maintenance. Please contact us if you have any questions.
Registration for the 2024-2025 school year will open up in the new year.
1. You will receive an email with the Tuition Contract. A registration fee of $250 per family will be processed with the submission of the Application Form.
2. Your student will have an appointment to meet with the Department Coordinator.
3. An appointment will also be booked for parent(s) to meet with our school Principal.
4. After the application and interview process has been completed, you will be contacted with the final status of your application.
Tuition costs are listed in the online application (link above). For more detailed information please email the office at info@highroadacademy.com
Both kindergarten classes meet all the required educational guidelines. The part-time students have classes all day on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday; the full-time students are in class all day on Monday-Friday. There are part-time and full-time students in each class.
Not at this time. There is a city bus stop right across the street from the school.
We follow all the provincial guidelines mandated for schools. We update our procedures regularily.
Our school has students wear uniforms. These can be purchased at Neat Uniforms online or at their Burnaby location. Please see our HIGHROAD UNIFORM POLICY for more information
If your child has a diagnosis and/or a previous IEP and requires extra support, please indicate this on your application form and we will let you know if we can meet those needs.
At grades 7-8, student WiFi devices are not approved for in-class use. Phones are to be locked up in lockers between 9AM and 3PM. If you need to reach your student, you may easily do so through the school office. Students in grades 9-12 will receive access to our filtered WiFi – with parent approval. Teachers set expectations for phone use in classrooms, but students should expect that they cannot use their phones during class instruction time.
In September of the school year, a Chromebook and a charger is distributed to each student in grades 9-12. They become the responsibility of the user, according to the Chromebook agreement that students sign. The Chromebook operates on the filtered Highroad Academy network. These are to be returned in June, in good working order. Lost or damaged Chromebooks or chargers are the responsibility of the student. Students in grade 7-8 are assigned to Chromebooks, but the Chromebooks stay at school on charging carts which are moved to classes as needed.
We offer BC curriculum from a Biblical world view. At grade 7-8-9, students take part in an eight-week rotation, so they have four opportunities to try out some new activities and develop new skills. Our elective choices include art (drawing, painting, clay), coding, drama, foods, music, outdoor ed, textiles, woodwork. Courses are adjusted/added each year. For our grade 10-11-12 students, we offer ALL courses needed for graduation and university entrance, and a wide variety of electives. We are creative and flexible when it comes to accommodating the requests of students for elective courses.
At Highroad, we work hard to prioritize relationships and a positive school culture. We treat students as individuals and do our best to prepare them for life beyond high school. We offer a well-balanced approach with high quality academics, focused spiritual growth, and positive emotional support. We intentionally build into the lives of students so that by graduation, they are compassionate leaders, Christian disciples, and community builders. We believe we are all made on purpose for purpose.