Learning Together, Growing Together Geographically and demographically, St. Paul Education covers a large rural/urban area in Northeast Alberta. Paul Education.
We serve the communities of St. Paul, Elk Point, Two Hills, Mallaig, Ashmont, Myrnam and Heinsburg. We also serve students from Saddle Lake Cree Nation, Whitefish Lake First Nation #128, Frog Lake First Nation and Kehewin Cree Nation.
In 1995, parent and community stakeholders initiated the amalgamation of five school boards into what is now St. In doing so, St. Paul Education became the only sc
hool division in Alberta to operate both separate and public schools under one board. The Division’s religious, linguistic and cultural diversity is a source of strength and pride.
We serve 3,817 students (K-12), including Catholic, First Nation, Mennonite, Hutterite and Home Schooling learners. Our 19 definable school sites are staffed by approximately 250 FTE teaching staff and 350 support staff.
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06/12/2026
St. Paul Education is accepting applications for a full-time Division Psychologist, commencing the 2026-2027 school year.
This role will provide psychological expertise, consultation, supervison, and guidance to support student mental health and well-being across the Division.
📣 Reminder: Summer School 2026 Registration Closes June 19!
Students can lighten their course load, upgrade a mark, or explore new learning opportunities this summer.
Summer School runs July 2 to 24, 2026, and is hosted by St. Paul Alternate Education Centre.
Featured options include:
💻 Google Productivity Pro
Earn 6 high school credits and gain access to a Chromebook during high school.
🎓 Dual Credit Courses
Earn college or university credits while still in high school.
Dual credit options include TRAD133: Intro to Trades and ENGL102: Introductory Composition.
We are pleased to share that Rebecca Corriveau has been appointed Assistant Principal at École St. Paul Elementary School, effective the 2026–27 school year.
Congratulations, Rebecca! We wish you every success in this new role!
06/10/2026
Congratulations to the Two Hills Mennonite School graduates of 2026! 🎓
06/10/2026
Two Hills Mennonite School is accepting applications for a Librarian/Learning Commons Facilitator. The successful candidate will have a love of literacy and learning, strong organizational skills, and a positive, supportive approach to working with students.
St. Paul Education is accepting applications for a Speech Language Pathology Assistant. This role supports student success across the Division as part of a multidisciplinary team, working under the direction of the Speech Language Pathologist.
There’s still time to register for TRAD133: Intro to Trades!
Ready to try something hands-on this summer? Intro to Trades gives students the chance to explore a variety of exciting career pathways, including carpentry, mechanics, barbering, and welding.
Students will learn in industry-standard labs, build practical skills, and take part in introductory safety training to help them start with confidence.
Course dates: June 29–July 10
Class times: 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. and 1:00–3:30 p.m.
No classes: July 1
From tools to techniques, this is a great opportunity to get a feel for the trades and discover what sparks your interest!