Secondary Schools

Our high schools offer a wide variety of academic, advanced placement, and elective courses as well as specialty academies and career programs. High school students have opportunities to study languages, social studies, mathematics, sciences, fine arts, applied design, skills and technologies, physical education and health, careers, leadership and specialty academies. Students can receive credit for academic coursework and/or choose to attend for a cultural experience. When you choose to study at any of our five high schools, you'll have all of the course options you need to suit your post-secondary field of study. You can receive credit for academic coursework and/or choose to attend for a cultural experience. Click on the links below to look at the wide variety of courses available in any discipline:

George Elliot Secondary - Course Selection at GESS

Kelowna Secondary - Course Selection at KSS

Mount Boucherie Secondary - Course Selection at MBSS

Okanagan Mission Secondary - Course Selection at OKM

Rutland Senior Secondary - Course Selection at RSS

International students can also choose to study in the Central Okanagan and earn a British Columbia Certificate of Graduation Dogwood Diploma. Earning the required number of Grade 10 - 12 credits usually takes between two and three years. For more information, visit click here - BC Certificate of Graduation Dogwood Diploma.

Middle Schools

Our middle schools provide an academic and exploratory program designed specifically for younger adolescent learners. Students develop knowledge and skills in core academic areas as well as explore fine arts, applied skills, design and technologies in a collaborative learning environment. Students can receive credit for academic coursework and/or choose to attend for a cultural experience. Our middle schools let students develop knowledge and skills in core academic areas as well as explore fine arts, applied skills, design and technologies in a collaborative learning environment. Enjoy the school pride, culture, and dynamic communities of our middle schools:

Elementary Schools

Elementary students are welcome in our 31 schools.  Students are integrated into regular classrooms and study a variety of subjects. Elementary students must live with a parent while studying in the Central Okanagan.

Check out links to all of our elementary schools here: Central Okanagan Elementary Schools