R. T. Alderman Junior High, Public junior high school in Maple Ridge, Calgary, Canada
R. T. Alderman Junior High is a public school in Maple Ridge, Calgary that serves students in grades 7 through 9. The building features modern classrooms and specialized areas for music, technical arts, and practical subjects.
The school is named after Robert Thomas Alderman, who pioneered junior high education in Calgary during the 1940s. It opened in 1975 as part of the city's growth in school development.
The school's raven mascot, designed by a student, replaced earlier symbols and carries meaning for the school community. This choice reflects how students help shape the identity of their institution.
The school is located next to Willow Park recreation center, where students use adjacent facilities for physical education. Visitors should note the location in a residential school area and access may be limited.
Every student participates in an annual science project, reflecting the school's emphasis on hands-on research. This tradition helps students develop scientific thinking and problem-solving abilities.
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