Dr. Lila Fahlman is one of eleven Edmonton Public schools at capacity for 2026–27. Designated addresses go into a lottery, and students who don't get a spot are assigned Johnny Bright — 2.2 km away.
Named overflow if Dr. Lila Fahlman is full for these grades.
Dr. Lila Fahlman's only named backup is Johnny Bright, 2.2 km away for K–9 — one of the shorter overflow runs on the 2026–27 list. Level 3 still means a lottery first; students who don't get in are assigned to that school specifically, not the nearest building on a proximity map.
Type the listing address in School Explorer for Dr. Lila Fahlman's attendance area — not a neighbourhood name.
Run the same address on EPSB Find a School. If our map and the board disagree, the board wins.
See whether Dr. Lila Fahlman is Level 3 this year on the Growth Control Model. Lottery details: EPSB lottery process.
Full glossary — lottery, overflow, apply-not-catchment: Edmonton school catchments hub.
We don't publish school ratings or test scores. The province's file didn't hold up when we went to join it, and a made-up ranking is worse than none.
A designated school is not a reserved desk. Enrolment is the board's call, every year.