NEW FOR 2007-08
Email addresses for our new staff members:
Everyone is surname @stjohnbrebeuf.com of course, but not everyone is updated on the pulldown staff email list! New Teachers are lannan@  kitteringham@  bryson@  choboter@ gillespie@ and the principal is blesch@ Publishing these email addresses in this format, instead of on the drop down list you can conveniently click on, will help control the amount of spam they receive. Did you know, certain virus programs can cause your computer to become a spamming robot without your knowledge? Keep your anti-virus up-to-date!

Career Planning

This time of year, students should be beginning their career planning research. Here are two British Columbia websites to help you do so:The well-organized and in-depth Education Planner and the excellent new Career Developer site.

University Applications and Scholarships

TWU, SFU, UVIC, UBC (Bursaries) - Apply by February 28th for entrance scholarships. See the website of the institution for application information. For other important info on scholarships and bursaries, check the Academic Counselling Page and Scholarship News links above from time to time.

Link to announcements 

Check your Provincial Exam Results. Info here.

Saint John Brebeuf Regional Secondary School (SJB) is the first Catholic high school in the central Fraser Valley. It is sponsored by, and draws its enrolment largely from six Roman Catholic Parishes: St Ann's Abbotsford, St. Ann's Aldergrove, St. James Clearbrook, St. Joseph's Langley, St. Joseph's Mission, and St. Mary's Chilliwack. SJB began with Grade 8 in portable classroom units in September 1992, and added one grade in each subsequent year until full courses for Grades 8 through 12 became available in 1996. Construction of Phase I of the present SJB school building began in 1993. We began classes in the new building in January, and the official Blessing occurred on March 6, 1994.

SJB is established under the guidelines of the Catholic Independent Schools of Vancouver Archdiocese (CISVA). As such, it is run by a local Education Committee made up of two elected representatives from each of the participating parishes, and three pastors, elected by the six pastors of the participating parishes. One of these pastors is appointed Archbishop's Representative in the school.