Start your journey at L.V. Rogers Secondary
Location: Nelson (population 11,000)
Grades: 10 - 12
Students: 650 (20 international students)
Class Size: smaller class sizes and personalized attention, fostering an inclusive and supportive environment.
Graduates: top universities include the University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, and University of Victoria
Curriculum
Core Curriculum
The core curriculum at LV Rogers offers a strong foundation in essential academic subjects, preparing students with the knowledge and skills necessary for both academic success and personal development.
- Career Education
- English
- French
- Math
- PE
- Science
- Social Studies
- Spanish
Elective Curriculum
In addition to core subjects, L.V. Rogers offers a diverse selection of elective courses. Elective course fees are included in tuition costs.
- Art
- Automotive Technology
- Band
- Basketball (audition, S1)
- Dance
- Dance Company (audition)
- Ceramics and Sculpture
- Computer Programming
- Culinary Arts (cafeteria)
- Dance
- Drafting
- Drama
- Food Studies
- Guitar
- Media Arts and Design
- Metal Work
- Mountain Bike ($150/month bike rental, S2)
- Photography
- Recreation Leadership
- Textiles
- Theater Production
- Volleyball Girls/Boys Junior/Senior (audition)
- Woodworking
Clubs
L.V. Rogers’ offers clubs throughout semester one (S1) and/or semester two (S2). One time annual fees may apply:
- Cross Country Running ($100 fee - S2)
- Golf (fee TBD - S2)
- Rugby 7's ($100 fee - S1)
- Rugby 15's ($100 - S2)
- Soccer - Boys ($300 fee - S1)
- Soccer - Girls ($300 fee - S2)
- Swimming ($150 fee - S1)
- Track & Field (fee TBD - S2)
- Tennis (fee TBD - S2)
- LVTV Video Production (no fee - S1/2)
- Volleyball ($800 - S1)
About LVR
L.V. Rogers Secondary in Nelson, BC, provides a safe, welcoming environment for students. International students live with homestay families, experiencing Canadian culture and building strong community ties. Transportation includes a public bus for students within 2.5 km and a school bus for longer distances.
The community offers diverse activities, including Whitewater Ski Resort, a 20-minute drive from Nelson, with a daily shuttle from downtown. Students can also enjoy recreational facilities like the Tennis Club and The CUBE Climbing Center. These amenities keep students active, social, and engaged with nature, fostering exploration, growth, and meaningful community connections.