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EDSEMBLI Student Portal

EDSEMBLI Student Login


EDSEMBLI Student Login Instructions: 

The below instructions MUST be followed exactly to setup access to the Edsembli STUDENT Portal.

  • Clear all search history on your device
  • Go to Edsembli STUDENT Login  (school website/Students/Edsembli Student Portal/Student Login)
  • Enter your school email address (firstname.lastname@gm.fsd38.ab.ca) and press 'SignIn'.
  • DO NOT enter an old password....Select 'Forgot Password', this will send you an email to allow your to setup a new password with the on-screen insructions.
  • Once password reset is confirmed, complete the SignIn process from the beginning.

*If you receive a message saying 'User Not Found', please contact the FCHS office for assistance.

**If any attempts or errors have been made in a old links, the student account has been de-activated and they must contact the FCHS office.

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229 Woodhaven Drive
Okotoks, T1S 2A7 View Map
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School Contacts
  • Principal Kerry Welsh
  • Vice Principal Jeromy Hall
  • Vice Principal Gina Kilbreath
  • Vice Principal David Taylor
  • Trustee Sharon Nichols
  • Trustee Lisa Penzo

Families within Foothills School Division may download our app. Once signed in, you'll be able to receive updates from your school, report your child absent, review current bus status, and more!

Families within Foothills School Division may download our app. Once signed in, you'll be able to receive updates from your school, report your child absent, review current bus status, and more!

École Foothills Composite High School / Alberta High School of Fine Arts is on Treaty 7 territory, a traditional travelling route, gathering place, and meeting grounds of Indigenous Peoples. Our school is on the ancestral, traditional, and future lands of the Siksikaitsitapi, which is comprised of the Siksika, Piikani, Amskapi Piikani First Nations; the Tsuut’ina First Nation; and the Îyârhe Nakoda, including the Chiniki, Bearspaw and Goodstoney First Nations, as well as the Métis Otipemisiwak and Esikisimu Nunangat. We are grateful for the languages, cultures, traditions, and histories of this land that influence our lives, providing the foundation to grow our knowledge and pursue our passions. Let this acknowledgement invoke in all of us a call to action to uphold our treaty relationships and fulfill our duties to reconciliation.

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