Moscrop Secondary

School facts

Address

4433 Moscrop St, Burnaby V5G 2G3

City

Burnaby

Type

Public

Phone

604-296-6895

Email

moscrop.info@burnabyschools.ca

Design capacity

1,375 students

Website

moscrop.burnabyschools.ca ↗

Principal

Andy Chin

Level

Secondary

Grades

8–12

School district

SD 41 Burnaby

Programs

Health SciencesEarly French ImmersionCore French

Ministry school number

04141011

Provincial riding (MLA)

Burnaby Centre

School board

SD 41 Burnaby · chair Kristin Schnider (kristin.schnider@burnabyschools.ca) · office 604-296-6900 · trustees ↗

English language learners

10% of students

In French Immersion

336 students

Programs

• Health Sciences Career grades 11-12 · by application
  Industry Connect program supporting the transition into health care careers through guest speakers and labs. Details ↗
• Core French Language
  French taught as a subject.
• Early French Immersion Language
  Most of the school day is taught in French from Kindergarten or Grade 1.
• Independent Directed Studies Academic Enrichment grades 10-12 · open to all · offered district-wide
  In-depth study of a personal interest for graduation credit, available at any secondary school. Details ↗
• Burnaby Youth Hub Program Alternative · offered district-wide
  Multidisciplinary support program, run with Purpose Society, helping disengaged students re-engage with school. Details ↗
• Outlook Program Alternative · offered district-wide
  Small-class program with intensive academic, behavioural and mental health support, run with Leo Street. Details ↗
• Royal Oak Alternate Program Alternative grades 10-12 · offered district-wide
  Trauma-informed alternate learning environment at Canada Way Education Centre with academic and family supports. Details ↗
• District Elementary Honour Ensembles Arts · by application · offered district-wide
  District children's, youth and handbell choirs entered by music-teacher nomination and audition. Details ↗
• SFU Basketball Clinic Athletics grades 8-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  Year-long high-performance basketball training at Simon Fraser University, with academics at the home school. Details ↗
• SFU Soccer Clinic Athletics grades 8-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  Year-long high-performance soccer training at Simon Fraser University, with academics at the home school. Details ↗
• Microsoft Office Specialist Certification Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  Industry certification program in Microsoft Office skills. Details ↗
• Tourism & Event Management Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  Industry certification program in tourism and event management. Details ↗
• Youth Explore Skilled Trades Career grades 10 · by application · offered district-wide
  Hands-on exploration of trades such as mechanics, robotics, carpentry and cooking. Details ↗
• Youth Train in Trades: Auto Collision & Refinishing Technician Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  Level 1 auto body repair certification taken at Vancouver Community College. Details ↗
• Youth Train in Trades: Baker (Pastry Arts) Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  SkilledTradesBC Level 1 baking training at Vancouver Community College. Details ↗
• Youth Train in Trades: Heavy Duty Equipment Technician Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  Nine-month program at Vancouver Community College in heavy equipment maintenance and repair. Details ↗
• Youth Train in Trades: Landscape Horticulturist Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  SkilledTradesBC landscape horticulture apprenticeship training through Burnaby Community & Continuing Education. Details ↗
• Youth Train in Trades: Metal Fabricator Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  Full-time six-month metal cutting, welding and fabrication training at BCIT. Details ↗
• Youth Train in Trades: Motorcycle Mechanic Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  Full-time five-month motorcycle and power equipment repair training at BCIT. Details ↗
• Youth Train in Trades: Painter & Decorator Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  Level 1 painting and decorating training at the Finishing Trades Institute. Details ↗
• Youth Train in Trades: Plumber Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  Plumbing apprenticeship Level 1 training at the Piping Industry College. Details ↗
• Youth Train in Trades: Welder Career grades 11-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  Foundation welding training at the Piping Industry College. Details ↗
• Youth Work in Trades & Apprenticeship Career grades 10-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  Paid on-the-job apprenticeship in BC designated trades earning up to 16 credits and a possible $1,000 award. Details ↗
• Summer Session Extended Learning grades K-12 · open to all · offered district-wide
  July summer school with elementary courses and secondary ELL, preview, credit, enrichment and advanced-credit courses. Details ↗
• Indigenous Education Services Indigenous grades K-12 · open to all · offered district-wide
  Grade 7 transition support, literacy enhancement, post-secondary transition help and school-based cultural programs for Indigenous students. Details ↗
• Study in Burnaby International Program International grades K-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  International student program offering K-12 study, homestay and university pathways toward the BC Dogwood Diploma. Details ↗
• Burnaby Online Online Learning grades K-12 · open to all · offered district-wide
  District online school offering full-time K-12 programs and course-by-course study for Grades 10-12. Details ↗
• Take a Hike Program Outdoor grades 10-12 · by application · offered district-wide
  Adventure-based alternate program combining academics, therapy and community involvement, run with the Take a Hike Foundation. Details ↗
• Fraser Park Secondary Program Special · offered district-wide
  Provincial resource program serving students from across British Columbia. Details ↗
• Maples Secondary Program Special · by application · offered district-wide
  Provincial resource program offering classroom instruction for youth referred to the Maples Adolescent Treatment Centre. Details ↗
• Advanced Placement Courses University Preparatory grades 10-12 · open to all · offered district-wide
  University-level AP courses offered at every Burnaby secondary that may earn university credit. Details ↗

From the school district's own pages and the Ministry's school list. Programs change: confirm with the school.

Enrolment over time

Up 333 students since 2020/2021. Ministry of Education headcount, September each year.

Capacity: 1,705 students in a building designed for 1,375.

Building, space & safety

Design capacity

1,375 students

Available seats

none: 330 students over capacity

Seismic safety

Not on the Province's seismic upgrade list (no high-risk rating found)

Seismic risk rating

High (H2, rated 2023)

Building condition (FCI)

0.52 · Very poor (2023)

Students as a share of today's design capacity.

Every public school in SD 41: dots above the dashed line have more students than the building was designed for. This school is the large dot.

Seismic status: BC Ministry of Education and Child Care, Seismic Mitigation Program progress report. Building condition: the Facility Condition Index compares the cost of needed repairs with the cost of replacing the building (0 = new, 1 = worn out), from the school district's facility report.

Test results (FSA)

No published Grade 4 or 7 Foundation Skills Assessment results for this school (secondary schools don't write it, and small groups are hidden).

Catchment

Which homes belong to this school's catchment isn't published as open data.