Calgary Quest School offers specialized educational programming for students with moderate to severe developmental disabilities, from elementary through high school. Our classrooms are intentionally small, ensuring personalized support and strong relationships. Each class is led by a full-time certified teacher and supported by skilled instructional assistants, ensuring a low student-to -teacher ratio. Each classroom is supported by our multidisciplinary therapy team, including occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, music therapists, and behavior strategists.

Classrooms are organized based on students’ abilities and support needs, rather than age alone, allowing us to create the most effective learning environment for each group. Regardless of age or grade level, every class focuses on key learning domains: communication, fine motor skills, self-help, life skills, and social-emotional learning. Programming in each of these areas is thoughtfully adapted to meet the individual needs of every student and classroom.

Our high school program provides continued skill-building in these same domains, with additional opportunities for independence and transition planning. Students in our high school program have the opportunity to graduate with a Certificate of Completion, recognizing their progress and achievements throughout their time at Calgary Quest.