Education Partner

Education At Pilot Mound Collegiate Institute

Excellence in the Classroom and on the Ice

Pilot Mound Hockey Academy is proud to partner with Pilot Mound Collegiate Institute (PMCI), part of the Prairie Spirit School Division, to provide our student-athletes with a high-quality educational experience that complements their hockey development.

At PMCI, students have access to a comprehensive range of academic programs, including core curriculum courses, athletics, arts, and a variety of specialized learning opportunities. The school's flexible and supportive environment allows student-athletes to successfully balance the demands of elite hockey training with their educational goals.

PMCI has a strong history of supporting academy students through programming designed to promote academic success while accommodating the unique schedule of high-performance athletes. Our student-athletes are encouraged to pursue excellence in the classroom while developing the skills, discipline, and work ethic required for success beyond graduation.

Academic Highlights

  • Students attend classes throughout the school day before heading to the rink for training and team activities.
  • Student-athletes can earn up to eight academic credits per school year (four credits per semester).
  • A total of 30 credits is required for graduation from PMCI.
  • PMHA students receive one Hockey Academy credit for each year of participation in the program.
  • Access to a variety of academic, athletic, arts, and specialized course offerings.
  • Individual support and guidance to help students balance academics, athletics, and personal development.

Developing Student-Athletes for the Future

At PMHA, we believe that academic achievement is a critical part of the student-athlete journey. Our partnership with PMCI ensures that students receive a well-rounded education while pursuing their hockey ambitions. By combining strong academics with elite athletic development, we prepare our athletes for opportunities at higher levels of hockey, post-secondary education, and future careers.

Whether in the classroom, at the rink, or within the community, PMHA students are challenged to become confident, responsible, and successful individuals ready to excel in all aspects of life.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PMCI

NATHAN RAMAGE

PRINCIPAL

(204) 825 – 2559

PMCI Course Listing

m- mandatory o -optional 

Grade 9 

Math (full year-m) 

English (full year-m)

Social Studies (m)

Science (m) 

Design Drafting (m) 

Woods (o) 

Physical Education (m) 

Applying Information and Communication Technology (ICT) (m) 

Hockey Skills (o) 

 

Grade 10 

Essential Math (m) 

Intro to Pre-Calc and Applied Math (o) 

English (full year- m) 

Geography (m) 

Science (m) 

Woods (o) 

Physical Education (m) 

Graphics (o) 

Life Work Planning (Careers) (m) 

Hockey Skills (o) 

Agriculture (o) 

American History (o) 

Venture Development (o) 

 

Grade 11 

Essential Math (o) 

Applied Math (o) 

Pre-Calculus (o) 

Accounting (o) 

English (m) 

History (m) 

Physical Education (m) 

Biology (o) 

Chemistry (o) 

Physics (o) 

Environmental Systems & Societies (Outdoor Ed) (o) 

Graphics (o) 

Woods (o) 

 

Grade 12 

Essential Math (o) 

Applied Math (o) 

Pre-Calculus (o) 

English (m) 

History (m) 

Physical Education (m) 

Biology (o) 

Chemistry (o) 

Physics (o) 

Environmental Systems & Societies (Outdoor Ed) (o) 

Graphics (o) 

Woods (o) 

Applied Technology Woods & 3D Modelling (o) 

Psychology (o) 

Intro to Calculus (o) 

Transition to Work, University and Collage (o) 

Career Development (Apprenticeship, Career Development Internship, Credit for Employment) (o) 

Community Service Credit (o)


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