In June 2008, after six successful
years, ISC was forced to move from its beautiful
south-east country location to the west end of
Edmonton. The resulting drop in enrollment forced
the school to close in February 2009. In December
2009, Staff Members Nicolette Groeneveld and Mark
Ogle restarted ISC
as a Sudbury home schooling group.
The search continues for a suitable, permanent
location and the funding required to redevelop ISC
as a full-fledged Sudbury Campus.
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Students learn
• what they want
• when they want
• with whom they want
• for as long as they want
• to the depth of their interest
• in the way that best suits them
Students have access to the
following learning resources: • other students
• staff members
• volunteers
• mentors
• apprenticeships
• internships
• a wide variety of reading materials
• the Internet
• etc.
Benefits to students: • personal responsibility
• self-awareness
• inner direction and purpose
• passion
• self-motivation
• meaningful learning
• work = play
• focus and concentration
• willingness to work through challenges
• failure is not feared
• students learn how to ask questions and how
to ask for help
• self-teaching
• confidence and self-esteem
• students learn how they best learn
• love of learning, love of life
• happiness and joy
Key Concepts At ISC, there are eight key aspects to the
day-to-day operation of the Campus. Each aspect offers
students a wide variety of benefits and learning experiences.
