
Together with the family and the church, Menno Simons Christian School offers an education for life, preparing students for effective participation in the community through Jesus centred discipleship, service and peacemaking.
Menno Simons Christian School, established in 1983, offers quality Christian education for students from Kindergarten through Grade Nine in Calgary, Alberta. As an alternative program within the Palliser Regional School Division, the school integrates academic learning with growth in character, faith, and service to God.
The overall goal of the Mennonite Educational Society of Calgary is to operate an alternative program in a manner, which is consistent with the guidelines laid down by Palliser Regional Schools , and is in accordance with the teachings of the Anabaptist Mennonite tradition. Our purpose is to provide a positive Christian environment in which children receive sound academic instruction. Our task as teachers and parents is to present, teach and model the Christian faith, and to invite our students to respond to the call of God and to a living Christian faith. At our school students can form wholesome friendships with other students as well as meaningful relationships with their teachers. Our program seeks to integrate faith into all areas of life so that students are better equipped to demonstrate Christian commitment in a needy world. The Biblical message determines not only our approach to academic program and curriculum, but also to our methods of instruction, administration and discipline. We strive to offer an excellent and well-rounded school program which will meet the varying needs of students in a rapidly changing world, and which involves the parents and the church community in the process.
Menno Simons Christian School offers Traditional and Other curriculums, with specializations in Anabaptist/Mennonite faith tradition, Jesus-centred discipleship, service, and and peacemaking (Mission and Philosophy).
CA$3,620
per year
Menno Simons Christian School cultivates a faith-centered community rooted in Anabaptist Mennonite tradition, where students integrate Jesus-centered discipleship with academic learning. The school emphasizes peacemaking, service, and character development alongside sound academics, with traditions like chapel services and a prayer group that has existed since the school opened in 1983. Mascots Turkey Man and Duck Girl serve as mentors for the entire community, helping students learn how to act like Christ, while junior high students engage in service learning through visits to various organizations.
Menno Simons Christian School maintains an open admission policy that accepts students with a variety of faith backgrounds, though the school teaches from an Anabaptist Mennonite perspective. To support diverse families facing economic challenges, the school offers a bursary program and uniform assistance for families experiencing hardship. However, broader diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives or statements are not prominently featured on the website.
The school maintains a dedicated Parent Corner as a central hub for school life, providing links to Edsby, calendars, and School Cash Online for easy communication and engagement. Parents participate in scheduled conferences and are invited to attend New Family Orientation upon enrollment. The Mennonite Educational Society of Calgary, which oversees the school, welcomes parent donations and involvement in supporting classroom improvements, curriculum development, and teacher support. However, specific volunteer committees or ongoing volunteer opportunities are not prominently detailed on the website.
Uniform required
Address
7000 Elkton Dr SW, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Phone
403-531-0745
office@mennosimons.ab.ca
Website
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Common questions about Menno Simons Christian School
Menno Simons Christian School serves students in grades K – 9.
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