Ms. Nicola Spencer
Director of Enrolment
Academy Admissions
Join Rundle Academy
A World of Possibilities Awaits…
Rundle Academy prides itself in discovering students who are a good fit for our outstanding academic and extracurricular programs, which are specifically designed for students who have been diagnosed with a learning disability and/or ADHD. We do not offer a program or have support for students who apply with a diagnosis on the Autism spectrum.
All of our students are placed on Individual Program Plans (IPPs), which are developed in collaboration with students, their parents and teachers. Our students master their difficulties through our individualized programs, which are based on the Alberta Education Curriculum.
We encourage all interested families to book a virtual tour, attend our Information Sessions — or both! These events provide valuable insight into the Rundle experience and give you opportunities to talk with staff and students.
Please Note: We are currently at capacity in grades 4 – 9 and are accepting applications for wait pool consideration only in those grades. Limited placements are available in grades 10 – 12. We are accepting applications to our new virtual school, Rundle Studio. Learn more HERE.
Grades 4-6
Begin by signing up for a Virtual Information Session through our Visit Rundle page.
Visit the Admissions Portal, after you have attended a virtual information session and received an application code.
- Create an account
- Set your password
- Start your application
- Pay the $100 non-refundable application fee
Attach supporting documents including:
- a copy of the student’s psychoeducational evaluation and IPP
- a copy of the student’s birth certificate or Canadian visa/landed immigrant form
- a recent photograph of the student
- the last two years of student’s final report cards
- the most recent Provincial Achievement Test results (where applicable)
Application Deadlines:
- November 1: Siblings and Alumni Children
- November 15: Early Decisions
- After November 15: Remaining Decisions
Applicants are accepted on an ongoing basis, but it is strongly suggested that applications be made in the fall as spaces are limited. Applications open each September for consideration for the following academic year.
Rundle Academy has both university-track and non-university-track courses in its Senior High division. Therefore, SSAT scores are not required to ensure that students entering the Academy can complete a university-track program.
The application is considered by the Rundle Academy Admissions Committee, and if Rundle Academy appears to be suitable for the needs of the student, then a pre-admission family interview and student tour is scheduled with the admissions coordinator at Rundle Academy.
Interviews offer a wonderful opportunity to have a more personal conversation with a member of the Admissions Team.
These meetings help us to get to know your child and your family better — and they help you get to know Rundle Academy better!
We are excited to extend contract offers to selected candidates. These offers come from the Admissions Office.
Tuition fees vary based on the payment option chosen. For tuition payment details, please visit here.
Applicants to Rundle Academy must have an independent psychoeducational assessment conducted prior to applying to the school. Rundle does not conduct these assessments but can make recommendations to psychologists who may be available to assess prospective students. The assessment needs to have been conducted within the last three years of the application date.
The assessment needs to include both academic and intellectual testing. The tests that best fit these criteria are typically the WISC and the WIAT. Our mandate is to serve students who have average to above-average intelligence and are diagnosed with a learning disability. Your son or daughter must be eligible for specific coding through Alberta Learning.
For additional information, please contact admissions@rundle.ab.ca.
Grades 7-9
Begin by singing up for a Virtual Information Session through our Visit Rundle page.
Visit the Admissions Portal, after you have attended a virtual information session and received an application code.
- Create an account
- Set your password
- Start your application
- Pay the $100 non-refundable application fee
Attach supporting documents including:
- a copy of the student’s psychoeducational evaluation and IPP
- a copy of the student’s birth certificate or Canadian visa/landed immigrant form
- a recent photograph of the student
- the last two years of student’s final report cards
- the most recent Provincial Achievement Test results (where applicable)
Application Deadlines:
- November 1: Siblings and Alumni Children
- November 15: Early Decisions
- After November 15: Remaining Decisions
Applicants are accepted on an ongoing basis, but it is strongly suggested that applications be made in the fall as spaces are limited. Applications open each September for consideration for the following academic year.
Rundle Academy has both university-track and non-university-track courses in its Senior High division. Therefore, SSAT scores are not required to ensure that students entering the Academy can complete a university-track program.
The application is considered by the Rundle Academy Admissions Committee, and if Rundle Academy appears to be suitable for the needs of the student, then a pre-admission family interview and a student tour is scheduled with the admissions coordinator at Rundle Academy.
Interviews offer a wonderful opportunity to have a more personal conversation with a member of the Admissions Team.
These meetings help us to get to know your child and your family better — and they help you get to know Rundle Academy better!
We are excited to extend contract offers to selected candidates. These offers come from the Admissions Office.
Tuition fees vary based on the payment option chosen. For tuition payment details, please visit here.
Applicants to Rundle Academy must have an independent psychoeducational assessment conducted prior to applying to the school. Rundle does not conduct these assessments but can make recommendations to psychologists who may be available to assess prospective students. The assessment needs to have been conducted within the last three years of the application date.
The assessment needs to include both academic and intellectual testing. The tests that best fit these criteria are typically the WISC and the WIAT. Our mandate is to serve students who have average to above-average intelligence and are diagnosed with a learning disability. Your son or daughter must be eligible for specific coding through Alberta Learning.
For additional information, please contact admissions@rundle.ab.ca.
Grades 10-12
Begin by signing up for a Virtual Information Session through our Visit Rundle page.
Visit the Admissions Portal, after you have attended a virtual information session and received an application code.
- Create an account
- Set your password
- Start your application
- Pay the $100 non-refundable application fee
Attach supporting documents including:
- a copy of the student’s psychoeducational evaluation and IPP
- a copy of the student’s birth certificate or Canadian visa/landed immigrant form
- a recent photograph of the student
- the last two years of student’s final report cards
- the most recent Provincial Achievement Test results (where applicable)
Application Deadlines:
- November 1: Siblings and Alumni Children
- November 15: Early Decisions
- After November 15: Remaining Decisions
Applicants are accepted on an ongoing basis, but it is strongly suggested that applications be made in the fall as spaces are limited. Applications open each September for consideration for the following academic year.
Rundle Academy has both university-track and non-university-track courses in its Senior High division. Therefore, SSAT scores are not required to ensure that students entering the Academy can complete a university-track program.
The application is considered by the Rundle Academy Admissions Committee, and if Rundle Academy appears to be suitable for the needs of the student, then a pre-admission family interview and student tour is scheduled with the admissions coordinator at Rundle Academy.
Interviews offer a wonderful opportunity to have a more personal conversation with a member of the Admissions Team.
These meetings help us to get to know your child and your family better — and they help you get to know Rundle Academy better!
We are excited to extend contract offers to selected candidates. These offers come from the Admissions Office.
Tuition fees vary based on the payment option chosen. For tuition payment details, please visit here.
Applicants to Rundle Academy must have an independent psychoeducational assessment conducted prior to applying to the school. Rundle does not conduct these assessments but can make recommendations to psychologists who may be available to assess prospective students. The assessment needs to have been conducted within the last three years of the application date.
The assessment needs to include both academic and intellectual testing. The tests that best fit these criteria are typically the WISC and the WIAT. Our mandate is to serve students who have average to above-average intelligence and are diagnosed with a learning disability. Your son or daughter must be eligible for specific coding through Alberta Learning.
For additional information, please contact admissions@rundle.ab.ca.
Meet Our Team
We look forward to meeting you and working with you to find the right fit for your family.
Ms. Andria Slipp
Enrolment Officer
Ms. Elissa Nadeau
Enrolment Assistant
We are here to help answer your questions. Please email admissions@rundle.ab.ca or call 403-291-3866.