Rocky Mountain School District

Das Rocky Mountain International Student Program bedient drei Schulbezirke, die im Südosten von British Columbia liegen: School District No. 5 (Southeast Kootenay), School District No. 6 (Rocky Mountain), und School District No. 19 (Revelstoke). Das Gebiet umfasst nicht nur die berühmten Rocky Mountains, sondern auch die Skigebiete in den Bergen von Purcell und Selkirk. Die Landschaft ist geprägt von grünen Bergwiesen, türkisfarbenen Seen, Flüssen, Wäldern und Wasserfällen. Darüber hinaus bietet die Region eine artenreiche Fauna. Bekannt ist die Gegend für ihren „Champagne Powder“ Schnee.

Verschiedene Schulen stehen hier zur Auswahl, die sich durch ein hochwertiges Fächerangebot und vielfältige Sportangebote auszeichnen. Die Schulen befinden sich in Revelstoke, Golden, Kimberley, Invermere und Cranbrook.

Revelstoke Secondary School

Anzahl der Schüler*innen insgesamt: ca. 400
Anzahl der Gastschüler*innen: ca. 25
Besondere Fächer: Aboriginal Education, French, Choir, Drama, Theatre Performance/Production, Jazz/Concert Band, Visual Arts, Photography, Creative Writing, Drawing and Painting, Ceramics and Sculpture, Metal Fabrication, Carpentry & Joinery, Woodwork, Skills Exploration, Computer Studies, Automotive Technology, Electronics and Robotics, Career Life Education, Family Studies, Foods and Nutrition, Tourism, Social Justice, Leadership
Sport: Soccer, Volleyball, Cross-Country Running, Swimming, Basketball, Track & Field

Golden Secondary School

Anzahl der Schüler*innen insgesamt: ca. 250
Anzahl der Gastschüler*innen: ca. 30
Besondere Fächer: French Immersion, Photography, Digital Media, Metalwork, Woodwork, Textile Studies, Foods Program, Choir, Concert Band, Home Economics, Leadership, Automotive, Drama
Sport: Outdoor Education, Personal Fitness, Hockey Development Class, Rock Climbing, Cross-Country Running, Ski / Downhill Ski, Mountain Biking, Golf

Selkirk Secondary School

Anzahl der Schüler*innen insgesamt: ca. 375
Anzahl der Gastschüler*innen: ca. 30-40
Besondere Fächer: Aboriginal Education, French, Geology, Art Studio/Foundations, Home Economics, Drafting and Design, Woodwork, Metalwork, Power (Automotive) Technology, Digital Media, Drama, Band, Choir, Leadership, Career Education, Psychology, Anatomy and Physiology, Social Justice, Law
Sport: Outdoor Education, Hockey Development Class, Volleyball, Cross-Country Running, Swimming, Soccer, Basketball, Rugby, Curling, Ski and Snowboard, Baseball, Track & Field, Mountain Biking

David Thompson Secondary School

Anzahl der Schüler*innen insgesamt: ca. 325
Anzahl der Gastschüler*innen: ca. 20
Besondere Fächer: Aboriginal Education, French, Business Education, Home Economics, Information Technology/Technology Education, Woodwork, Cook Training, Foods and Nutrition, Carpentry and Joinery, Metalwork, Textiles, Photography, Entrepreneurship, Drawing & Painting, (Jazz) Band, Sculpture and Ceramics, Drama, Career Education, Law
Sport: Hockey, Outdoor Education, Super Fit, Cross-Country Running, Volleyball, Soccer, Basketball, Ski and Snowboarding, Badminton, Track & Field, Golf

Mount Baker Secondary School

Anzahl der Schüler*innen insgesamt: ca. 900
Anzahl der Gastschüler*innen: ca. 45
Besondere Fächer: Aboriginal Education, French Immersion, Spanish, Ktunaxa Language, Drama, Theatre Production, Musical Theatre, Jazz/Concert Band, Choir, Vocal Jazz, Music Composition, Art Foundations, Foods Nutrition, Family Studies, Carpentry & Joinery, Drafting and Design, Metal Fabrication, Electronics, Robotics, Skills Exploration, Power Technology, Electronics, Media Arts, Photography, Accounting, Business Computer Application, Marketing, Career Education, Leadership, Astronomy, Geology, Comparative Cultures, Human Geography, Psychology, Social Justice, Law
Sport: Outdoor Education, Superfit, Soccer, Basketball, Hockey, Golf, Rugby