The Coquitlam School District– Frequently Asked Questions

Last Update: August 27, 2024
Coquitlam SD

The Coquitlam School District– Frequently Asked Questions

Last Update: August 27, 2024

Located just 30 minutes from downtown Vancouver, the Coquitlam School District (SD43) stands as a prominent educational institution in British Columbia, proudly holding the position as the third largest school district in the province. Nestled in a safe and affluent community, Coquitlam School District has cultivated a tradition of academic excellence spanning over 56 years. 

The district’s commitment to modern education is evident in its new high-tech schools, which have been equipped with up-to-date facilities to ensure that students are well-prepared for the demands of an increasingly digitized education. 

How Many Schools are Currently in the District? 

The district currently has 70 different schools. 

How Many Students Attend the District? 

Around 32,000 students are enrolled in the Coquitlam School District. 

Which Secondary Schools are in the District? 

We previously published an article on every secondary school in the district where we detailed the unique programs that each school offered and where they are located. Check it out here. Check out the school locator feature to figure out which school is closest to your home address. 

What Kind of Courses are Offered at Coquitlam School District’s Secondary Schools? 

We recently wrote an article on the unique programs that are offered at Coquitlam secondary schools. Read it here.

Does the Coquitlam School District Accept International Students? 

Yes! 

Don’t worry if you are not yet proficient in English, the Coquitlam School District offers an EAL program (English as an Additional Language) to help you master English. Learn about the program here. 

What Does the International Education Program at Coquitlam SD Offer? 

The Coquitlam SD offers many different programs across the schools in the district. SD43 urges international students to reach out to the district to ensure they have the correct applications, and to apply early. Read more about the international program here. 

How Does Coquitlam School District Support Students Transition From High-School to Post-Secondary? 

Coquitlam School District has recently announced a partnership with Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) to allow for international students to seamlessly transition from high-school to post-secondary without the need to apply for new permits. For more information read their latest press release here. 

Interested students can also apply for a $5,000 scholarship offered to one student from Coquitlam School District who chooses this pathway. 

How Do I Apply? 

Contact us at info@mycism.com for the latest updates and information on how you can begin your child’s or your academic journey here.

Source: School District No. 43

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