MSA: “Very Pleased With Students Results”
Mount Saint Agnes Academy [MSA] has announced that 100 percent of its graduating class has received the Alberta High School Diploma.
“We are very pleased with our students’ results and are proud of their success,” said Principal Sue Moench.
“This was only the second year that MSA has been an Alberta Accredited International School. For 100 percent of our students to achieve this standard, up from 97 percent in 2013, is a great accomplishment and testimony to the dedication of our Faculty, Staff, and students.”
A spokesperson said, “MSA began implementing the Alberta Programs of Study in 2009 and received full accreditation in 2012 as an Alberta International School. The curriculum is an all-inclusive, ongoing program, beginning in kindergarten and culminating with high school seniors receiving the Alberta High School Diploma upon graduation.
“Achievement Tests administered by Alberta Education were also completed by students in grades 3, 6 and 9 for the first time this past school year.”
“The results of these tests were outstanding, surpassing the rigorous Alberta standard across the board,” said Principal Moench. “They are a strong indicator that our inquiry-based approach to learning is becoming well-rooted.
“As we start our 125th anniversary year, we are confident that our academic excellence and rich tradition of Catholic values will continue to be reflected in all our graduates.”
Congrats to all… Remember that a good education is incredibly important in this day-and-age – if you want to lead a decent and prosperous life!! The world is your oyster when you have the necessary credentials!!
My 31 yr old son here in Arizona will be receiving his *Masters* degree in Business as he already holds a *Bachelors* in that field!! That opens-up many more doors – in a very competitive country!!
Do NOT drop-out of school… Get the best education you can – because it will be worth it further down-the-road!!!
Remember that you have to work for 35-40 yrs of your life… You can make it hard or easy…. It’s in YOUR hands!!
PS: Those “degrees” came from the University of Arizona (U of A) Tucson!!