Theatre productions Strathcona High School has a well established theatre program. In addition to the major productions listed below, the students at the school, with direction from the staff, participate in and create various other theatre projects including: OneAct Festival (plays directed by Grade 12 Students using student cast and crew), smaller scale productions by the various Drama classes, pep rallies, and in conjunction with Students Union and other student bodies, a Talent show and an Awards night. Strathcona's Schools Productions: 2005-2006 Little Shop of Horrors (musical) 2006-2007 Anything Goes 2007-2008 Footloose (musical) 2008-2009 Beauty and the Beast (musical) 2009-2010 West Side Story 2010-2011 Les Misérables 2011-2012 Legally Blonde 2012-2013 Anything Goes 2013-2014 In The Heights 2014-2015 The Addams Family (musical) 2015-2016 Rent 2016-2017 Bring it On 2017-2018 Footloose (musical) 2018-2019 Big Fish (musical) Strathcona has also earned multiple Cappies awards including Outstanding musical for Footloose, West Side Story, Les Misérables, Legally Blonde, In the Heights and many other technical, dance, and acting awards. Student Theater clubs: Dance Ensemble, Technical Theatre Crew, Improv Team, OneActs, Year Play, Cappies Athletics The school fields teams in: Badminton Basketball (boys and girls, both Junior and Senior) Cross Country Cricket Curling Football Golf (boys and girls) Rugby (boys and girls) Soccer (boys and girls, both Junior and Senior) Swimming Track and Field Ultimate Volleyball (boys and girls, both Junior and Senior) Scona's athletics programs holds various winning streaks in Edmonton's city championships including: Track and Field - 49 years Cross Country – 38 years Swim Team – 32 years Canadian football – 6 years (and 2 provincial titles) Curling - 3 years Academics 16 Rhodes Scholars have come from Strathcona. Included in this number is the first female Rhodes scholar from Alberta. Scona also has an Advanced Placement (AP) program, which is one of the largest in Canada. By completing internationally recognized exams, administered by the College Board, many Strathcona students earn credit that can be applied to first year University courses. Currently, the school offers AP courses in Studio Art, Biology, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Chemistry, Physics 2, Capstone Research, Statistics, Computer Science, English Language, English Literature, Spanish Language, European History, French Language, French Literature, and German Language. For the 2014–2015 school year and registered enrolment for the 2015–2016 school year, Strathcona High School has the largest AP (Advanced Placement) program in Canada. AP grade averages ranked the highest in Canada, and second