Sport-Études
A Sport-Études program is an obvious choice for high school aged student-athletes who are recognized by a federation and who strive for excellence in a particular sport.
Who?
Only secondary school students, recognized by their sports federation, may enroll in a Sport-Études program subject to the admission requirements set by the Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board (SWLSB)
Why?
Student athlete is able to combine his education and his sport and have a better quality of life.
How?
By enrolling in such a program, the student-athlete must expect that the pace required for learning will be faster than in regular programs because the amount of time spent in the classroom is lower. The student-athlete will have to work independently and seriously if he/she wants to succeed.
For our application form, please click HERE.
As of the 2018-2019 school year, the Sport-Études program is designed for high performing athletes who are able to succeed with a regular academic course load presented in a shortened period of time.
The Sport-Études program allows students to combine high-level participation in a sport and a focus on academics, facilitating the achievement of excellence in both areas.
This high-level program is recognized by the Ministère de l'Éducation et de l'Enseignement supérieur (MEES) and is administered in conjunction with provincial sports federations.
The Sport Federations involved have concluded protocols with the Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board and Laval Junior Academy, local clubs and associations, and Le Ministère de l'Éducation et Enseignement supérieur(MEES). Entrance criteria and practice requirements are set by the individual federations.
To be eligible for the LJA Sport-Études program, athletes must be connected with one of the recognized Sports Federations. Further information on the Provincial Sport-Études program can be found at the MEES website.
The primary requirements for admission and retention in the LJA The Sport-Études program are:
- The student must be classified by a sports federation as an espoir, relève, excellence or élite athlete;
- The student must be eligible to attend a public English School in the province of Quebec;
- The student-athletes are subject to the same evaluation processes as all other students (ie. LJA Standards and Procedures, School Board Examinations, etc.)
- The student-athletes must maintain the program’s academic and behavior standards and expectations.
For more information on Laval Junior Academy’s The Sport-Études program, please contact coordinator Chris Lemay at clemay@swlauriersb.qc.ca. or 450-680-3044 ext. 8833
An explanation of the differences between all three hockey programs at LJA can be found HERE.
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