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Traditional Values + Progressive Education = Abbotsford Traditional Secondary School |
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2012-13 Calendar The approved calendar for the 2012-13 school year is available here.Report Card Information for Parents Report Cards will be issued at the end of the day on Wednesday April 25th. Please click on the following links for the most up to date information from the school district in regards to the Term 3 report cards. Letter to Parents (English) Letter to Parents (Punjabi) atss.ca Overhaul Coming The website will be overhauled over the next few months. Stay tuned.
New PAC Website Interested in being involved in the PAC? Wanting more information as to what is going on? Visit the new PAC site/blog for the most recent information at http://atsspac.wordpress.com/
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On Sunday afternoon, February 19th, the up-coming 2012 graduates of Abbotsford Traditional Secondary School organized a stunning charity fundraiser Fashion Show, raising over $ 1,700 for Abbotsford’s Cyrus Centre. The event that the students named “Youth4Youth” was initiated and organized completely by a 7-member student Grad Council, with a desire to give to a charity that helps students their age with a helping hand, shelter and counsel.
With the assistance of teacher sponsor, Grant Gasser, the school gym was transformed to a beautiful, up-scale, well-lit, glitzy fashion run-way – complete with a large screen, music, commentators and 40 student models. Student leader, Ashandeep Sandhu spear-headed this effort that drew a well-pleased crowd of over 300 people. Co-leaders Danae Styles and Melissa Toews are also credited with putting in many hours of volunteer time. Other members of the Grad Council included: Jasmine Randhawa, Deanne Ratzlaff, Kaz Ezaki and Abnashi Randhawa. Casual and Formal wear was donated for use at the show by local businesses, including the Boathouse, Black & Lee, Bootlegger, Extreme, Moores, Suzy Shier, and West49. Door prize & refreshment donators included: Abbotsford Heat, Burger King, Castle Fun Park, Future Shop, Gian’s Indian Cuisine, Little Caesars, Milestone’s, Presto Cucina, Panago, PriceSmart, Safeway, Super Punjab Sweet House, Vancity and the WokBox.
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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 Forms and Policies Registration Form (.pdf file) |
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ATSS 2008 |
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