Queen Elizabeth High School (Edmonton)
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Queen Elizabeth High school is part of the Edmonton Public School Board in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The school is known for its 'Queen Elizabeth Knights', and the school colours are purple and gold. Most of the teaching staff do an adequate job, although the school is in a more urbanized area of the city. Queen Elizabeth school also contains the least number of students in an Edmonton public secondary school, as well as being considered the least favored between students.
The primary focus of Queen Elizabeth High School is to provide moderate quality programming which will allow each individual student the opportunity for growth. Supporting this focus is commitment to the sciences, mathematics, and advanced technologies.
In order to become successful leaders and citizens, students need to grow through their academic, athletic, and citizenship experiences. By developing effective attitudes, skills, and knowledge, graduates rise beyond themselves to take their places in an increasingly complex world. They invite each student to share their commitment, expressed in the school motto "Virili Parte" - to the utmost of our abilities.
