New Enrollment

Enrollments for the school year 2026-2027 begin Feb. 17th.

Enrolled students have a Student Learning Plan (SLP) developed by the online teacher working with the student’s parent(s). This plan is implemented and guides the schooling program during the year. In grades Kindergarten – 9 there is considerable flexibility since the parents can choose from a variety of approved resources that align with the BC curriculum and meet the goals that are set for each grade level.

The teacher, in cooperation with the parents, completes regular assessments and prepares report cards during the school year. Enrolled students receive an allotment to cover learning resource costs and associated activities which are contained in the Student Learning Plan

For Grades 10-12 Students, all learning is provided by online D2L/Brightspace courses developed by CHEK ABC. Supplemental resources may be sent to the student to partner with the studies within the course.

Students who enroll with CHEK ABC should have access to a computer and the internet.

Once your enrollment has been accepted, a teacher will contact parents to set up a meeting at their convenience. Together, the teacher and parents will prepare a Student Learning Plan suited to their child, select resources and begin the ordering process as necessary. For Grades 10-12 students, a High School counsellor will be in contact after enrolment to work with the student & parent(s) to help plan the student’s academic program.

CHEK ABC requires that every family read the CHEK ABC Parent-Student Handbook as part of the application process. It includes important information about CHEK ABC programs, procedures and policies.

Re Enrollment

Re-enrollments for the school year 2026-2027 begin Feb. 10th.

Families who are currently enrolled and are returning to CHEK ABC will complete a shorter re enrollment form. Once this information is received by the central office, the SLP for the new year can be drafted by the teacher, in consultation with the family. Resources ordering is determined by what is listed on the SLP.