FOREST PARK COMMUNITY SCHOOL A. Mangano - Principal Teacher

DECEMBER

2012

H opefully

E veryone

A cts

R esponsibly

T ogether

S ustainably

Hearts Beat Here!!

At Forest Park School Hearts Beat Here, is a way

to consider who we are together in this place. The

boys and girls have been exploring this idea in

order to develop a collective identity along with

the individual identities that each and every one

of us brings to our school every day. We are so

proud of the words and actions we have chosen so

far to develop a sense of belonging and working

together at Forest Park and beyond our walls into

the local and global communities we are all a part

of. Our living together will be rooted in a holistic

model of taking care of ourselves and others with

an emphasis on Healthy Hearts, Healthy Minds,

Healthy Bodies, and Healthy World. Below is just

a small sample of our thinking from a few of our

classroom conversations. BEAT HERE!!

We are problem solvers! We are Kind! We are incredible!

We are all one!

MANY THANKS!!

We want to thank our very special Parent Council

this school year for being so actively involved on

behalf of the beautiful children and staff working

together at Forest Park. We have had a number of

very successful hot lunches, thank you for being so

committed to us. Thanks also to all the parent vol-

unteers who have come out to work the hot lunch

dates, your helping hands are very much appreciat-

ed. Special Thanks goes out to Tara Miele for head-

ing up the hot lunch work this year!!!

Please consider joining our active Parent Council

this year, your voices are so important to us in the

Forest Park Community!

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Please Join Us – Friday December 21st HOLIDAY SING-A-LONG ASSEMBLY

Where: Forest Park School Gym Time: 11:15 a.m. If any parents are able to help supervise the children over the lunch hour please contact your child’s classroom teacher as soon as possible. Thank you!!

Farewell Mrs. Warrack

We wish Mrs. Warrack well as she

leaves our school in January to support

our bi-annual ARTS IN THE PARK

Seven Oaks Initiative. She will do a

beautiful job making sure the event is

another incredible success. We will miss

you and will see you again in September

2013. Mrs. Warrack’s replacement will

be announced in January.

Holiday Hampers

Each year as a school we gather food items for hampers we deliver to families in our community. We ask the children to partici-pate by bringing in non-perishable food items to their classrooms for the next two weeks. Please send in all items by Decem-ber 14

th, 2012. Thanks for your generosity at

this time of year! Special thanks to the Par-ent Council and school staff for supporting the hamper drive wholeheartedly!!

Congratulations to Mrs. Erickson

and Mrs. Kowalchuk’s grade one

children and their families for

their generous hearts. The cookie

sale was a hit and all proceeds will

go the Christmas Cheerboard!

BRAVO!!!!! They raised $250.00!

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We have so

much to be

proud of at

Forest Park

School – Look

How Creative

We Are!!!

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Forest Park welcomes our newest teacher to Room 12, Baby Asher. Baby Asher along with his parents Kirsten Marquadson and Aaron Sodomsky are For-est Park’s Roots of Empathy family for this year. Roots of Empathy is a program being delivered to classes throughout the world as a medium to focus awareness that the solution to bullying and other anti-social behaviour lies within each child’s innate sense of caring and compassion. By bringing ba-bies and children together, a compassionate and caring atmosphere is nurtured. Roots of Empathy lessons promote a loving environment that reduces aggression in students while increasing tolerance and emotional literacy. Students’ support of one another, involving a genuine concern for the well-being of others, is an inevitable outcome resulting from their interactions with their young “teacher”. We look forward to our lessons from Ba-by Asher as we head towards fostering social re-sponsibility in our community. Mrs. Kneller

ROOTS OF

EMPATHY

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NEWS FROM THE PHYS ED DEPARTMENT Lots of congratulations are in order this newsletter. First, congratulations to all our Cross-

Country runners who did such a wonderful job representing Forest Park School at the

Divisional Cross-Country Meet. The meet was held on a blustery October 3 at Little Mountain

Park. Students will have the opportunity to run again in May. The goal of Cross-Country is to

try to surpass your Fall time at the Spring Meet. Though all our students did an excellent job, I

would like to mention our top 10 finishers at each grade level.

Thank you to Mr. Galenda and Ms. Pogson for running our Cross-Country Club.

Our final tally for our Terry Fox Run was $400.17. The Terry Fox Foundation was very happy to

receive this donation. Thank you to all the parents and students for your generous

contributions.

Congratulations to the following grade 4 and 5 students who participated in the Divisional

Team Handball tournament on Saturday, November 17 and also did an excellent job

representing F.P. school.

A BIG “Thank you” to Mrs. Doerkson, Ms. Mangano and Mr. Galenda who also gave up their

Saturday to take a team to the tournament. Without staff willing to take a team on the

Saturday, we wouldn’t be able to enter teams!

Grade 3

Boys

Charlie 1st

Sam 5th

Girls

Janya 5h

Grade 4

Boys

Marcus 5th

Girls

Komalpreet 1st

Emma6th

Ana 7th

Elexa 8th

Brianna 10th

Grade 5

Boys

Troy 1st

Cooper 5th

Joshua 6th

Girls

Gracie 1st

Mikayla 6th

Annelies 7th

Enya 9th

MRS. DOERKSEN’S

GRADE 4 TEAM

Colton

Komalpreet

Eriq

James

Paula

Louize

Nicolas

Ana

Chloe

MRS. MANGANO’S

GRADE 4 TEAM

Avery

Julianne

Marcus

Reanne

Jackson

Ravneet

Jordan

Elexa

Kwynn

Emma

MRS. LUKAS’S

GRADE 5 TEAM

Troy

Megan

Archie

Cody

Mia

Peerless

Caleb

Jayden

Devin

MR. GALENDA’S

GRADE 5 TEAM

Bryce

Franz

Kaiden

Rachel

Nathanael

Gracie

Brayden

Emanuel

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A big “Thank You” to Mrs. Dech for supervising Grade 5 Intramural Team Handball and to Mrs. Marchenski

for supervising the Grade 3’s. (I supervised the Grade 4’s). Thank you also to Mr. Galenda who helped out

whenever needed!

Thank you also to all the Grade 5’s who gave up lunch hours in order to referee and score keep the

games for all grade levels. They did an excellent job and demonstrated excellent leadership skills.

Our next lunch time Intramurals will be floor hockey. It will be open to any grade 2, 3, 4 or 5 student who

wishes to participate and is willing to make a commitment to their team. It will begin shortly. Again,

Grade 5 students will have the opportunity to referee and score keep all the games.

And, just a reminder to students that gym clothes should be taken home to be washed regularly. They

need, however, to be returned the following day. Long hair needs to be tied back, and runners need to

be tied. If you are purchasing new runners for your child over the holidays, please refrain from pur-

chasing “skate shoes” (shoes with flat bottoms). These shoes are not suitable for participating in any

type of physical activity other than skateboarding.

Kathleen Lukas

Grade 3— Blue

Anthony

Randayle

Gagandeep

Josiah

Victoria

Carmela

Grade 4—Grey

Caleb

Manraj

Isaiah

Madeline

Louize

Maelyn

Grade 5 - Turqouise

Jayden

Cooper

Franz

Czarina

Scott

Mia

Anjhelo

And my last “Congratulations” goes to the following Intramural Team Handball teams.

Our Next Parent Council Meeting will be held on December 19, 2012—please join us for this informative and fun evening. If you need child care for any of the Parent Council meet-ings, please contact the school one week prior to the meet-ing. Thanks

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KYAC is FREE all school year long!

Guitar program starts up this month! Tuesday nights @ ESOMS from 6-8pm

Beginners: 6-7pm Advanced 7-8pm

Important dates:

December 22nd – Last Day of KYAC!

Winter Break Hours:

January 2nd, 3rd and 4th – 12-5pm @ ESOMS

January 7th – Regular hours resume

Check out our website: http://www.7oaks.org/Programs/KYAC/Pages/default.aspx

We are looking for parent representatives on the KYAC board council, email us!

Have a suggestion for KYAC programming?? Let us know!

Register w/ KYAC - Email us kyac@7oaks.org for more details!** ALL ARE WELCOME!

**Subject to cancel if there are not enough participants**

‘Like’ our page on facebook, search: KYAC

Follow us on twitter à @kyac7oaks for daily updates For more information, contact Pierre Feng, KYAC Program Coordinator, at 586-0327 or

by email at pierre.feng@7oaks.org.

FREE Guitar classes Ages 10 and up! Lessons for beginners and

advanced! RGT Level 7 Instruction! Small class sizes!

KYAC EVENT

GUITAR PROGRAM w/ Sam Campbell

6-7pm (beginners) and 7-8pm (advanced)

@ Ecole Seven Oaks Middle School

800 Salter Street

Tuesdays in December 2012 to February 2013

FREE Guitar classes Ages 10 and up!

Lessons for beginners and advanced! RGT Level 7 Instruction!

Small class sizes!

Email: kyac@7oaks.org or 586-0327 to register and for

more information!

‘LIKE’ us on FACEBOOK, search: KYAC

**The KYAC gym @ ESOMS 6-9pm will be open as well!

**

KYAC is open to children/youths aged 8-17 (Grades 3-12)

Sports, Low Organized Games and more!

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December 2012

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

SATUR-

DAY

GOVENOR SEMPLE – GS (6) FOREST PARK – FP (4.5)

ECOLE SEVEN OAKS MIDDLE SCHOOL – ESOMS (53) RIVERBEND – RB (15)

EDMUND PATRIDGE – EP (27)

1

KYAC @

ESOMS

12-5pm

2

KYAC is

CLOSED

3

KYAC @ EP 6-

9pm

4

KYAC @ RB 3:15-

5:15pm

KYAC @ ESOMS 6-

9pm

(Guitar Program 6-

8pm @ ESOMS)

5

KYAC @ GS 330-

530pm

KYAC @ EP 6-9pm

6

KYAC @ FP 330-

5pm

KYAC @ ESOMS 6-

9pm

7

KYAC @ EP 6-9pm

KYAC @ RB 6-9pm

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ESOMS

12-5pm

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CLOSED

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9pm

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(Guitar Program 6-

8pm @ ESOMS)

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CLOSED

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9pm

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LAST DAY

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CLOSED

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CHRISTMAS

EVE

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MERRY CHRIST-

MAS!

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BOXING DAY

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NEW YEARS

EVE

JANUARY 1

KYAC is CLOSED

NEW YEARS DAY!

JANUARY 2

KYAC @ ESOMS 12

-5pm

JANUARY 3

KYAC @ ESOMS 12-

5pm

JANUARY 4

KYAC @ ESOMS 12-

5pm

JANUARY 5

KYAC is

CLOSED

We’re open during the winter break!

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December 7 Hot Lunch

December 19 Parent Council Meeting—6:30 pm

December 20 Hot Lunch

December 21 Last Day of School—Assembly 11:15—Sing-A-Long

December 24, 2012—January 6, 2013 Winter Break—NO SCHOOL

January 7 School Resumes

January 18 School Professional Development Day—NO SCHOOL

January 29 Parent Council Meeting - 6:30 pm

February 4 Professional Development—NO SCHOOL

February 18 Louis Riel Day—NO SCHOOL

February 27 Parent Council Meeting - 6:30 pm

March 14 Parent/Teacher Appointments, Evening

March 15 Parent/Teacher Appointments

NO SCHOOL

March 19 Parent Council Meeting 6:30 pm

March 25—31 Spring Break—NO SCHOOL

April 19 Professional Development - NO SCHOOL

April 24 Parent Council Meeting— 6 :30 pm

May 6 Professional Development—NO SCHOOL—Please note that this is a change

from the School Handbook which stated May 7

May 20 Victoria Day—NO SCHOOL

May 28 Parent Council Meeting - 6:30 pm

June 21 Administration Day—NO SCHOOL

June 26 Parent Council Meeting - 6:30 pm

June 28 Last Day of Classes—Dismissal at 12:00 Noon

YEAR AT A GLANCE

Musical Notes

For December, Grades 1 to 3 classes will be exploring nursery rhymes and musical in-struments using both pitched and non-pitched percussion. Grades 4 and 5 classes will be beginning their first recorder units for the year. All Grades 1 to 5 classes will also be working on songs of the Holiday Season.

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RIPPLES PROGRAM 3 Levels—Ripples I, II, III

Ranges from basic orientation of water and

swimming skills to stroke development and

improvement.

Classes: Monday’s and Fridays. Class

times vary between 40-60 minutes de-

pending on level.

Excellent coach to swimmer ratios.

COMPETITIVE PROGRAMS 4 Levels

Novice, Developmental, Junior, Senior

Continued stroke refinement.

Dryland training

Strong team atmosphere

Regional, Provincial, National swim com-

petitions.

Classes: Vary on program

Developing swimmers since 1902

W E L C O M E T O T H E W I N N I P E G W A V E S W I M C L U B

The Winnipeg Wave Swim Club is

based in the Seven Oaks area of Win-

nipeg. One of the longest standing

swim clubs in the province, the Wave

has been developing swimmers for

many years.

Our “small club, big results” philosophy

continues to develop our young swim-

mers into highly competitive individuals

participating at all levels from regional

to national competitions.

Fall Session: October—December

Winter Session: January—March

Spring Session: April—June

Register Online

Join Today

WWW.WINNIPEGWAVE.COM Seven Oaks Swimming Pool—444 Adsum Drive, Winnipeg, Manitoba

P R O G R A M S A V A I L A B L E

Q U E S T I O N S ? E M A I L U S A T

W I N N I P E G W A V E @ H O T M A I L . C O M

Physical Fitness Discipline Friendships Team Atmosphere Competitiveness

Developmental Swim Programs

Competitive Swim Programs

Ages 5 –18

Seven Oaks Adult Learning Centre (ALC)

CALL US Phone: (204) 632-1716

VISIT US

1330 Jefferson Ave. 2nd Floor

Office Hours:

Monday to Thursday 1:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

E-MAIL US nispreferral@7oaks.org

The Neighbourhood Immigrant

Settlement program helps immigrant families in the

Seven Oaks area.

7 Oaks Neighbourhood Immigrant Settlement Program

December 2012

Wednesday and Thursday from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm

At the 7 Oaks Adult

Learning Centre

Come practice English and meet new friends. No registration

ALC Presentations this month:

Red River Community College and Diversity

Wednesday, December 5th, 6:30 pm

Maples Collegiate, 1330 Jefferson Ave.

No registration needed

Questions? Phone 204-632-1716

Diversity and Immigrant Student Support helps immigrant and international students at RRC learn how to be successful in College and in their careers in Canada. It includes cultural and professional workshops for Immigrant and

International students.

NISP EVENTS AND RESOURCES

CONVERSATION CIRCLES

The 7 Oaks Adult Learning Centre is moving to a new building at 950 Jefferson Avenue

The new space is behind the Giant Tiger and Value Village on Jefferson, at McPhillips. It is a new building which is being built for us so we do not know exactly when it will be ready. But, we are hoping for the end of January, 2013.

We will let you know as things progress!

The following free events and workshops are available to you in 7 Oaks

in the next few months:

Winter Family Event– Thursday, January 3rd, 2013. Meet at Maples School at 10:30am. We will be going to Kildonan Park for winter activities and lunch. You MUST register. Call Sally at 204 333-9849 or email: nisw1@7oaks.org

SEED Winnipeg (micro-loans programs) January 17th, 2013 6pm at the ALC

Income Tax presentation

Employment Series of workshops

Manitoba Cultural Event

Call Jose, Sally or Rowena at the ALC if you have questions: 204-632-1716

For more information about the Seven Oaks Neigbourhood Immigrant Settlement Program

visit our WEBSITE at:

http://www.7oaks.org/Programs/NISP

Everyone is invited to get ”in motion” with Seven Oaks Healthy Living! All ages are welcome to the Open Gym at Elwick School, 30 Maberley Rd. every Thursday from October 4th to December 13th, 2012 from 6:00—8:00 p.m.

FREE Skating every Monday and Thursday from 4:00– 6:00 p.m. starting January 2013 at Elwick School. Free prizes for all who skate!! For more information call Sandee at 204-233-3499

Winnipeg Public Library has hundreds of free programs– Free Wi-Fi, book clubs, author readings, healthy living, computer workshops, concerts, gaming, story time, crafts for teens.

To find out what’s happening at the library near you, pick up a copy of the latest issue at the Library, call at 204-986-6450 or visit online at Winnipeg.ca/Library. Getting a library card is quick & easy. Library cards are free to anyone living in Winnipeg.

The local Libraries (W. Kildonan 365 Jefferson and Sir William Stephenson Keewatin) will be hosting Computer Workshops in January and February. Details in our next newsletter.

Hamper applications

Christmas Hampers are a way of helping needy families during the Christmas Season with food, toys etc... If you know someone who could use a hamper, or you would like to Donate or volunteer, please call: 204-989-5369.

For more information see www.christmascheerboard.ca If you are on Employment and Insurance Assistance (EIA) and would like to apply for a hamper, please call 204-948-2022.

C O N T A C T W A Y N E S H I M I Z U a t W a y n e . S h i m i z u @ 7 o a k s . o r g • V I S I T S O E F a t w w w . 7 o a k s e d f o u n d a t i o n . o r g

Foundation N E W S

Fall 2012

2012 Scholarship Recipients: The Start of Something Big

When a student is awarded a scholarship, it’s not only a recognition of effort and ability. It’s also a sign of confidence and encouragement.

Wherever students go after recieving a scholarship - whether the path leads to a career related to their award or someplace entirely different – scholarship recipients know they have a lot of people who believe in them. That, in turn, encourages them to believe in themselves.

Each name on the 2012 Seven Oaks School Division scholarship recipients list represents dedication, hard work and a drive to continually do their best. And who knows? You may see those names again in the news, talking about their latest and greatest accomplishment.

Because every scholarship is just a starting point.

“Graduation was a big achievement for me, but I have to say the scholarship was the cherry on my cake. I will always be thankful and appreciative.” - Dominic

SAVE THE DATE! Our annual SOEF “Spud, Steak, and Beverage” fundraiser will be held at Canad Inns Garden City, on February 8, 2013 from 5-8pm.

C O N T A C T W A Y N E S H I M I Z U a t W a y n e . S h i m i z u @ 7 o a k s . o r g • V I S I T S O E F a t w w w . 7 o a k s e d f o u n d a t i o n . o r g

Scholarships 2012 A quick look at this years’ scholarship recipients – scholarships made possible through the Seven Oaks Education Foundation, the Seven Oaks School Division and Community members and organizations.

Garden City ColleGiate Seven Oaks School Board Scholarship ........................... Melanie Hamilton - $500 Seven Oaks School Division Scholarship .....................................Riel Moar - $500 O. V. Jewitt Memorial Scholarship .............................. Marlee Mykietowich - $250 Ann and Paul Ruta Scholarship ..................................... Nicole Iwaszewski - $200 Greg Zazulak Memorial Scholarship ...................................... Ruben Freire - $200 S.O.S.B. Scholarship-John Leaman Memorial Scholarship . Breanna Jeebe - $300 Francis Standil Memorial Scholarship .................................Haley Bielinski - $250 Graham Murray Memorial Scholarship ................................ Jessica Wiebe - $250 Glen Proudlove Memorial Scholarship .......................................Ivan Borka - $250 John Trevenen Memorial Award ..................................... Nicole Lischynski - $300 Jake Yakmission Memorial Scholarship............................ Rebecca Yeboah - $500 Arnold G. Minish Anniversary Award................................... Samara Brazer - $500 Howard & Sari Sinaisky Memorial Scholarship ......................Danica Broza - $500 Lindsay C. Ulrich Memorial Sports Scholarship.................Beverley Lunney - $750 Vince Leah Scholarship/A. E.Wright Memorial Award............... Elliott Eadie - $250 R.D. Bell Memorial Award/Maltz Family Award ............................. Ian Kaye - $250 Robert Jolly Memorial Award ................................................. Taylor Smith - $250 Seven Oaks Education Foundation Creative Arts Scholarship. Olenka Skrypnyk - $500 Seven Oaks Education Foundation Technology Scholarship ......... Daniel Singer - $500 Pow Wow Scholarship...........................................................Daniel Singer - $400 Garden City Collegiate 50th Anniversary Reunion Scholarship - for excellence in the sciences ............................Ian Reinhorn - $1,500 David B. Oster Memorial Scholarship (2010 WKCI, 2011 Maples and 2012 GCCI and rotate thereafter each year )..... Patricia Reyes - $400 Nellie & Ben Zaidman Memorial Scholarship Fund .............. Marina Neto - $1,000 Toby Cracknell Award ....................................................Nelson Seaford - $500 David Allen Memorial Scholarship ................................. Brittany Zabudney - $500 The Michael Lorn Boyko Memorial Art Scholarship (for 10 years 2003 - 2012)................................................. Chelsea Tacchi - $250 West St. Paul 60th Anniversary (for 3 years 2010 to 2012) ......Shane From - $200 Lion’s Club of West St. Paul Scholarship (2011 WKC, 2012 GCC, 2013 Maples) ............................ Jackson Paraluch - $650 CUPE 949 Scholarship ................................................................Riel Moar - $500 Susan Popeski Memorial Scholarship................................Sarah Romanec - $500 Kendra Latzkitsch Memorial Scholarship.............................. Ashley Vinsky - $500 R.M. OF West St.Paul Scholarship ....................................... Jocelyn Smith - $300 Platinum Jets Scholarship.................................................. Jillian Hickey - $1,000 TOTAL Scholarships 2012 .................................................................$15,700.00

Maples ColleGiate Seven Oaks Education Foundation / Seven Oaks School Board Awards

a) Vocational ................................................................. Christian Narciso - $150 b) Faculty of Education.................................................. Jessica Dmytryk - $300 c) Faculty of Arts/ Science/University 1 ........................... Haley McQueen - $300

Ramandeep Kainth - $300 d) High school Classic Achievement ....................................Anna Nguyen - $300

Vince Leah/ Maples Letterman Sports Award ................... Austin Granados - $300 Ken Seaford Award ............................................................ Kristein Santos - $300 Jake Yakmission/O. V. Jewitt Scholarships............................ Gurpreet Deol - $250

Regine De Lemos - $250 Seven Oaks Education Foundation Classic Scholarship .. Jilliane Rebustillo - $350 Maples Scholarship Leadership Award............................ Genico Melegrito - $250

Nicholas Tabios - $250 Mirajoy Villanueva - $250

Kristyn Orvis - $250 Seven Oaks School Board Bursaries.......................................Aliana Dayrit - $400

Faithe Espiritu - $400 Carina Palaganas - $400

The Seven Oaks Education Foundation Awards a) Campus Life/ Future Paths ............................................David Brigole - $500 b) Creativity in the Arts..................................................... Joanna Cacao - $500 c) Technical Trades ........................................................ Dominic Anzala - $500

Judy Silver Memorial Scholarship Fund (award to rotate annually 2011 GCC, 2012 Maples, 2013 WKC, etc)........... Brianna Mansell - $500 Early Years Education Scholarship (award to rotate annually 2011 WK, 2012 Maples, 2013 GCC, etc).............. Jessica Godlein - $500 Pow Wow Scholarship...........................................................David Brigole - $400 CUPE 949 Scholarship ............................................................... Jody Bain - $500 Mae Mendoza Scholarship ....................................................Steven Bento - $500

Breann Giancola - $500 Nellie & Ben Zaidman Memorial Scholarship Fund ................ Julie Umali - $1,000 Number TEN Architectural Group - 5 year commitment commencing 2010 WKC, 2011 GCC, 2012 Maples, 2013 WKC and 2014 GCC..........Michael Groot - $1,000 Maples Collegiate Alumni Scholarship..................................... Roua Abbas - $350 Roy Snow Scholarship .......................................................... Karamvir Gill - $500 Mohinder Saran, MLA for Maples ................................ Sadee-Jane Hosein - $300 R.M. OF West St.Paul Scholarship .........................................Caitlin Pollick - $300 Platinum Jets Scholarship ................................................Ashley Adams - $1,000 TOTAL Scholarships 2012 .................................................................$13,850.00 West Kildonan ColleGiate James C. Anderson Award ....................................................Justin Fekete - $300 Jake Yakmission Memorial Scholarship.............................. Victoria Pereira - $400 John Leaman Memorial Scholarship .................................. Dennis Clayton - $300 Olive & George Allen Memorial Scholarship ......................... Jocelyn Kreml - $300 SOSD/SOEF Faculty of Education Scholarship ............................ Janel Hay - $300 SOSD/SOEF Faculty of Arts and Science Scholarship............... Jacey Boyd - $300 West Kildonan Collegiate Student Recognition Award ............. Sally Hnatiuk- $300 West Kildonan Kiwanis Club Scholarship .......................Cade Hryciw-Pang - $300 O. V. Jewitt Memorial Scholarship .......................................Jaymee Fisher - $300 SOSD/SOEF Scholarship .................................................... Brittney Froese - $400 SOSD/SOEF Scolarship ................................................... Danielle Gagnon - $400 Guy De Caire Scholarship..................................................Courtney Marks - $300 Ian Dordick Memorial Award for English............................ Victoria Ploszay - $300 Arthur E.Wright Award for Technology & Applied Arts........ Darryl McQuade - $250 Vince Leah Sports Award .............................................. Courtney Harrison - $300 The Bailey Family Computer Science Award................Matthew Dushinksy - $250 Seven Oaks Education Foundation Creative Arts Scholarship. Samantha Czuba - $500 SOSD/SOEF WKCI Citizenship Scholarship......................Isabella Sarzynski - $500 SOSD/SOEF Campus Life Scholarship .................................Karli Saunders - $500 Pow Wow Scholarship........................................................ Caroline Lacey - $400 WKCI 50th Anniversary Scholarship #1 ............................ Darryl McQuade - $650 WKCI 50th Anniversary Scholarship #2 .............................. Caroline Lacey - $650 Nellie & Ben Zaidman Memorial Scholarship Fund ............. Sally Hnatiuk - $1,000 Jack Raber Community Service Scholarship (2012 is final year of award) ................................................... Jeremy Ryant - $250 West St. Paul 60th Anniversary ......................................... Alyssa Hoadley - $200 CUPE 949 Scholarship .................................................... Bryce Romagnoli - $500 R.M. of West St.Paul Scholarship..........................................Justin Fekete - $300 Marjorie Jean Sanders Bursary ................................. Caitlynn Danchuck - $1,000 TOTAL Scholarships 2012 .....................................................................$11,450

TOTAL Scholarships $41,000

WWaanntt ttoo lleeaarrnn BBhhaannggrraa ddaannccee?? Bhangra is a high energy punjabi style dance from India

(for elementary and middle years)

Where: Arthur Wright School - classes are FREE!

When: Tuesdays and Thursdays right after school

3:30 – 5:15 pm

Program offered by MYAC (Maples Youth Activity Centre)

For more info email myac@mts.net or call 204-471-6922

Youth from our classes perform at the Diwali

Mela Festival held at Maples Coll Nov 2012

Bhangra practice at Arthur Wright. Come join us!