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Traditional Values + Progressive Education = Abbotsford Traditional Secondary School
 

 

 

Summer Letter

The parent information letter mailed home over the summer is available here (.pdf file)

First Day of School - Tuesday September 7th

The first day of school will be a half day, according to the following schedule. It is expected that students will be in dress code (available through Able Cresting) the first day of school.

  • 8:10-8:30 Homeroom
  • 8:35-9:00 Block A1
  • 9:05-9:30 Block B1
  • 9:35-10:00 Block C1
  • 10:05-10:30 Block D1
  • 10:35-11:00 Linear Block (A2,B2,C2,D2)
    • Grade 12’s dismissed
  • 11:00 Grade 9-11 dismissed

Bell Schedule and Block Order

Time
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
8:05
Warning Bell

8:10 - 9:13

A(1)
C(1)
8:10-9:06
B(1)
D(1)
A(2)

9:18 - 10:21
B(1)
D(2)
9:11-10:07
C(2)
A(1)
B(2)
 
10:12-10:42
Homeroom

10:26 - 11:34
C(1)
A(2)
10:47-11:47
D(1)
B(2)
X Tumble

11:34 - 12:14
Lunch
12:19 - 1:21
C(2)
A(1)
12:27-1:25
D(2)
B(1)
C(2)
1:26 - 2:28
D(1)
B(2)
1:30-2:28
A(2)
C(1)
D(2)

 

  

 

The mission of the Abbotsford Traditional Secondary School is to provide a dynamic learning environment that encourages students to discover and embrace their potential as responsible, productive, successful individuals within the global community.

 

Visit the Abbotsford Traditional Schools Site Here

 

2009/20010 ATSS Forms and Policies

Registration Form (.pdf file)

Student Handbook 2009/10 (.pdf file)

Discipline Policy 2009/10 (.pdf file)

Athletic Code of Conduct 2009/10 (.pdf file)

 

  

 

ATSS is a public school of choice within the Abbotsford Public School District No. 34. Our students come from Abbotsford, Mission, Chilliwack and Langley. ATSS also enrolls International students and a number of students who were previously home schooled. ATSS opened 2004, and in September 2006 ATSS moved to a large, comprehensive campus which is also the home of Abbotsford Traditional Middle School. This permanent location has room for growth and features a number of new facilities.

Academic studies along with Fine and Performing Arts classes, Applied Skills classes and a well-supported Athletics program provide a quality, balanced education for our students. In addition, every student uses a notebook computer as part of his or her educational program to increase learning. The ATSS one-to-one notebook computer program is quickly becoming a success story highlighted across Canada. ATSS has a dress code with "dress for success" coordinates and many classes are structured in a more traditional style. Approximately 500 students from grades 9-12 attend ATSS and benefit from the small school atmosphere and supportive environment.

 

  
 
ATSS 2008