FOREST PARK SCHOOL 130 Forest Park Drive, Winnipeg, Manitoba R2V 2R8 Phone: 204-338-9341 Fax: 204-334-4808 Principal : David Ingram November, 2014 It has been a very busy few weeks at Forest Park School! As students and staff have settled into routines, many special events have taken place and are noted throughout the newsletter – cross country running, 50 th Anniversary, We Scare Hunger, We Day, Spare Change For Brains, Judge James McCrae visit, Skating, Equine visits, field trips and Halloween dress up day. November will continue to be a busy month of learning. Parent-Teacher-Student conferences will take place in the third week of November. We are looking forward to meeting with all parents. Parents who want to book their own conference times are invited to do so online by using the Parent Connect program beginning November 10 th . Connect to Parent Connect through the Seven Oaks Division Web- site at 7oaks.org and choose “Parents” at the top left of the screen. Parents who do not book an ap- pointment online with Parent Connect will have an appointment time sent home in their in this report card. Parent Connect is a secure program that allows parents the opportunity to book parent teacher meeting times, keep their phone and email addresses current, print their child’s report card, view their child’s absences and other information. Give it a try. We have had four fire drills so far this year. Each school in the province is required to hold a minimum of 10 fire drills throughout each school year. Drills can be in the morning, afternoon, during breaks, in summer and winter. Three lockdown drills are also required in all schools each year. We will practice our first lockdown drill during November. Teachers will discuss lockdown drills so that all students are aware of the upcoming drill. Our second and third lockdown drills will take place later in the school year. Parents are encouraged to speak to their children about lockdown and fire drills at home. As colder weather approaches, please be sure that your children are dressed for the weather. The expectation is always that recesses happen outdoors. We have found that most children are appreciat- ing the longer recess breaks that allow them to get more fully engaged in playtime and games outside. Any season – enjoy the outdoors! TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF, TAKE CARE OF EACH OTHER, TAKE CARE OF THIS PLACE.
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FOREST PARK SCHOOL 130 Forest Park Drive, Winnipeg, Manitoba R2V 2R8
Phone: 204-338-9341 Fax: 204-334-4808
Principal : David Ingram
November, 2014
It has been a very busy few weeks at Forest Park School! As students and staff have settled into routines, many special events have taken place and are noted throughout the newsletter – cross country running, 50th Anniversary, We Scare Hunger, We Day, Spare Change For Brains, Judge James McCrae visit, Skating, Equine visits, field trips and Halloween dress up day.
November will continue to be a busy month of learning. Parent-Teacher-Student conferences will take place in the third week of November. We are looking forward to meeting with all parents. Parents who want to book their own conference times are invited to do so online by using the Parent Connect program beginning November 10th. Connect to Parent Connect through the Seven Oaks Division Web-site at 7oaks.org and choose “Parents” at the top left of the screen. Parents who do not book an ap-pointment online with Parent Connect will have an appointment time sent home in their in this report card.
Parent Connect is a secure program that allows parents the opportunity to book parent teacher meeting times, keep their phone and email addresses current, print their child’s report card, view their child’s absences and other information. Give it a try.
We have had four fire drills so far this year. Each school in the province is required to hold a minimum of 10 fire drills throughout each school year. Drills can be in the morning, afternoon, during breaks, in summer and winter. Three lockdown drills are also required in all schools each year. We will practice our first lockdown drill during November. Teachers will discuss lockdown drills so that all students are aware of the upcoming drill. Our second and third lockdown drills will take place later in the school year. Parents are encouraged to speak to their children about lockdown and fire drills at home.
As colder weather approaches, please be sure that your children are dressed for the weather. The expectation is always that recesses happen outdoors. We have found that most children are appreciat-ing the longer recess breaks that allow them to get more fully engaged in playtime and games outside. Any season – enjoy the outdoors!
TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF, TAKE CARE OF EACH OTHER, TAKE CARE OF THIS PLACE.
FOREST PARK SCHOOL
SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR IS COMING TO FOREST PARK SCHOOL
Wednesday, November 19, 3:30 p.m. . to 8:00 p.m.
Thursday, November 20, 3:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Friday, November 21, 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
COME VISIT THE BOOK FAIR IN THE SCHOOL LIBRARY DURING YOUR PARENT/STUDENT/TEACHER CONFERENCES AND CHECK
OUT THE BOOKS FOR SALE.
BOOKS MAKE GREAT GIFTS.
The school earns a percentage of the profits made at the Book Fair to
purchase new items for the library.
Hope to see you there!
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IMPORTANT DATES
2014-2015
November 10—11:30—Remembrance Day Assembly
November 11, 2014—No School
November 18, 2014—Grade 4 Immunization
November 21, 2014—Parent Teacher Appointments -No School
December 22—January 5—Winter Break
January 16, 2015—Professional Development—No School
February 2, 2015—Professional Development—No School
February 16, 2015—Louis Riel Day
March 13, 2015—Parent Teacher Appointments—No School
March 30, —April 3, 2015—Spring Break
April 24, 2105—Professional Development—No School
May 11, 2015—Professional Development—No School
May 18, 2015—Victoria Day—No School
June 22, 2015—Administration Day—No School
WE ARE WORKING TOWARDS THE GOAL OF NOT SENDING OUT PAPER COPIES OF THE
NEWSLETTER. PLEASE ENSURE THAT WE HAVE AN EMAIL ADDRESS FOR YOUR FAMILY. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE AN E-MAIL ADDRESS, ALL NEWSLETTERS ARE POSTED ON THE FOREST PARK
WEBSITE.
IF YOU REQUIRE A PAPER COPY, PLEASE LET THE OFFICE KNOW.
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Forest Park Grade 3/4 Teacher, Swati Prabharkar created this beautiful art using coloured rice in celebration of Diwali, also known as Divali or Deepavali and the "festival of lights". Diwali is an ancient Hindu festival celebrated in autumn every year. The festival spiritually signifies the victory of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, good over evil, and hope over despair. The students in Room 7 also created the beautiful artwork seen above.
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PLEASE REMEMBER TO CALL THE SCHOOL AT
204-338-9341 IF YOU CHILD IS GOING
TO BE AWAY FROM SCHOOL FOR ANY REASON.
WE HAVE AN ANSWERING MACHINE, SO IF YOU CALL BEFORE OR AFTER HOURS, PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE WITH YOUR CHILD’S
NAME, ROOM NUMBER, TEACHER’S NAME AND REASON
FOR THE ABSENCE
THANK YOU!
Do you have an Infant or Preschooler in your family? (ages birth – 5 years)
If so, we would like to invite you and your family to participate in our FREE Parent/Child Programs. This year we are pleased to offer programs such as Rhyme Time, Story Time and an Evening Gym program.
During our programs, parents (caregivers) participate in fun activities along with their chil-dren. With a focus on literacy, nutrition, parenting and building community, our programs encourage you to connect with each other.
For more information or to register for our Parent/Child Programs, please call your Community Coordinator, Debbie Talling at
50TH ANNIVERSARY with a beautiful reception at our school. 3 of the original
teachers from 1964 were in attendance as well as former students, parents and staff. Our current students performed in a wonderful
concert of songs from the decades and everyone had a great time.
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Are you registered for Parent Connect? Beginning this Fall, Forest Park School will be using Parent Connect to book appointments for Parent-Teacher Confer-ences. Our goal is to give all families greater choice in booking their conference times with teachers. Families are reminded to register as soon as possible. What is Parent Connect? Parent Connect is a password-protected website that allows parents to access information pertaining to their child, such as: attendance, report cards, family information, and news bulletins. Why are we using Parent Connect? • Families will have the ability to go online to book their own times for Parent-Teacher Conferences, allowing for more choice. • Parents will be able to check their children’s attendance. • Parents will be able to send messages to each of their children’s teachers. • Families will be able to change and keep their contact information current. How do I set up my Parent Connect account?
You will need your student’s MET Number, which is the number the Province assigns to each student for their entire school career. This number is located at the top of the report card. Kindergarten and students new to Canada will not have a MET number assigned until January. If you cannot locate your child’s MET number contact the office.
On the Seven Oaks School Division Website (7oaks.org), click on the Parents heading in the top right hand cor-ner.
You will now see several options, you need to click on the Parent Connect Using MET number which will take you right to Parent Connect. You then need to sign in.
On your initial log in, click on “FORGOT MY PASSWORD”. You will be prompted to enter the 9 digit MET number and your postal code (lowercase letters and no space). The system will then send you a temporary password to the email address you have on file at the school. Please note this is a temporary password and it should be changed as soon as possible. PLEASE DO NOT GIVE PASSWORDS TO STUDENTS.
See detailed instructions on booking your Parent/Teacher Interview attached to this newsletter.
What if I do not have internet access? We will provide a paper copy of report cards to families who do not have internet access. Families will also have the opportunity to make appointments for Student-Parent-Teacher Conferences by phone. If you have questions please contact Glenda at 204-338-9341.
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WE SCARE HUNGER
This week at Forest Park school we collected baby food for the hungry babies
living here in Winnipeg. While we collected baby food we also had colour
days to match the colour of baby food that we were collecting each day. For example, Monday was Orange Day, Tuesday was Green Day and Wednesday was Yellow Day for We Scare Hunger. At the end of those three days we collected 367 jars of baby food and all of them will go to the Winnipeg Harvest to feed the hungry
babies in our community.
Thank you for all your help.
By: Carmela and Mya (Room 10) on behalf of the Social Justice Group of Forest Park School
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Elaine and A.J. are from the same family, with the same guardians; therefore they can both be scheduled using the student scroll (top left). The student you are on will appear in black, and the other(s) in blue. Note: you with the same ParentConnect id can only sign up for one timeslot at the same time, regardless of how many students they have.
Parent Teacher Interviewer – Parent Manual
The purpose of ParentConnect Interview is to give parents the opportunity to sign up for
parent-teacher interviews online, based on pre-set dates and times.
NOTE: Parents can only have one ParentConnect browser open at a time; if you try to log
in on two different browsers at the same time, it will crash.
From ParentConnect there is an <interview> tab that allows parents to either lookup and/or
edit interview times.
The right side of the screen confirms what has already
been scheduled and will include all students in your
family and the times selected. Use the ‘print’ button for a
printer-friendly PDF copy of the schedule.
The top left indicates student(s), school(s) and guardian. If you are a guardian or parent
for more than one student in the division, use the scroll button to select the appropriate
student you want to schedule the interview for. Below that, select the appropriate school
(if the student attends more than one school). The guardian represents who is registering
for the interviews. If guardian 1 and guardian 2 are registered under the same account,
there will be a scroll down with the ability to choose either guardian. If you do not have
more than one guardian sharing an account, the guardian (you) will already be selected.
‘Select a teacher’ provides a scroll bar with all of the teachers who teach this student.
Below that is a box that is defaulted with a check to limit the selection to teachers who
teach that student. Unchecking this box will allow you to book with someone (for example
a coach or resource teacher) who may not have a scheduled course with the student.
Note: to see more dates, click on next/previous.
You may use the ‘limit to date and time’ for specific times; for example, if you are only free
for one evening, limit to this evening and the teachers will be sorted in order of timeslot
availability (not the same teacher showing all of their available times). Then you can set
up interviews without going separately to each individual teacher.
The top right of the screen offers the
opportunity to waitlist an interview. If you
are going through the available times and
absolutely nothing works to see a teacher,
you can ‘add waitlist’
Select a teacher, a date, a start and stop
time (can be a timeframe or specific time), and
then leave a comment for the teacher as to why
this waitlist is requested. Then hit ‘add to waitlist’
It will then be up to the teacher to decide if that
time will work or not.
To see a more reader-friendly copy of your booked appointments, use the <print> button
to create a PDF copy. If you have more than one student, it will put each student on a
different page.
Kildonan Youth Activity Centre (KYAC)
November 20 14 KYAC Program Coordinator: [email protected] OR (204)470-9460
Women’s Group: Come join us for Health and Fitness and good conversation. Friday evenings 5-7pm. Child care available. Contact Rowena for details. Dates: November 7, 14, & 28, 2014. No group Nov. 21st
Conversation Classes: every Wednesday 6-8pm at 950 Jefferson Ave., starting October 15th– November 19th. This is your chance to improve your speaking and listening skills in English. FREE CHILDCARE Call Shane.
Computer Training: every Wednesday afternoon 1-3pm at 660 Sheppard St. This is a tutoring program for beginners, where you work at your own pace. Call Jose if you have questions.
Job Search Skills Training: every Wednesday 1:30-3:30pm at 660 Sheppard St. Sally will be available to help you improve your job search skills. Bring your resume. Call Sally if you have questions.
Relationships in a New Culture Workshop: Saturday mornings, 9:30-12:30pm at 950 Jefferson Ave. Please contact Shane if you have any questions. No workshop on Nov. 29th.
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Ajit Kaur Deol (O.M)Celebrating an Amazing Volunteer & A Long Serving Member of S.O.E.F
Ajit Kaur Deol has served as a dedicated volunteer with the Seven Oaks Education Foundation since the first elected board in June, 2002. In fact, she has been committed to volunteerism her entire life. She has a strong connection to the Seven Oaks School Division as you will discover when you learn of her many accomplishments.
Ajit and her husband arrived in Canada from India during Canada’s centennial year, 1967. She began teaching in Marathon, Ontario then went on to further her education, which already included three bachelor degrees and a masters degree from Universities in India. She taught school, attended University of Toronto and received an Honours Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Arts, was mother to three young daughters and volunteered for several organizations all while living in Ontario.
In 1975 the family arrived in Manitoba after purchasing a dairy and grain farm just east of Beausejour. She suddenly became a farmer alongside her husband but also continued teaching at Edward Schreyer School in Beausejour. The first association she joined was the Beausejour Lioness Club where she served as president from 1982-83. The family began to attend the Sikh Gurudwara in Winnipeg. She served as director of the Singh Sabha and became the first woman in North America and only woman in Manitoba to serve as president of the
Sikh Gurudwara, Singh Sabha in 1986.
When she first began to teach in Manitoba she was the only teacher of Indian descent and so she was called upon by multicultural MLA, Maureen Hemphill, to be of assistance to new Canadians. She became known to
school division superintendents and trustees as someone who could help new families in various communities in and around Winnipeg. In fact, she visited high schools to see how senior high students were adjusting to academic and social programs in their respective schools. The University of
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Manitoba invited her to be a liaison for Bachelor of Education students, a resource to those students who would eventually be looking for teaching jobs in the province.
Sadly, Ajit’s husband passed away suddenly while visiting his mother in India. After the family returned from the funeral in India, Ajit was approached by John Wiens, assistant superintendent for Seven Oaks School Division, to take a position as a resource teacher at Maples Collegiate. He knew she would be an invaluable asset to the collegiate, working with new students arriving almost daily from countries around the world. Ever the risk taker, and always one to embrace change, she sold the farm and she and her daughters moved to Winnipeg to begin another adventure.
Women’s issues were emerging in the 70’s and 80’s so Ajit became involved in several women’s committees looking for equality in education. She was the first president of “Women in Education” from 1982-86. She also served on the “Women in Education
Committee” for the Prairie Provinces. She was a member of the Canadian Multicultural Council from 1985-87. The list of committees she embraced is long and impressive. She was also given appointments as director for several Boards including the Macauliffe Institute of Sikh Studies, Winnipeg Boys’ and Girls’ Club, United Nations Platform for Action Committee (Manitoba Global Outreach), Seven Oaks General Hospital Foundation and University of Winnipeg Women’s Club.
Over the years Ajit has been the recipient of many awards. In Canada she has been recognized by the following organizations:
• 1988- Outstanding Community Service Award – Macauliffe Institute of Sikh Studies
• 1988-Recognition of Service – City of Winnipeg for work with Community and Race Relations Committee
• 1997- Community Service Award 100th Anniversary of Sikhs in Canada
• 2002- Order of Manitoba (O.M.)
• 2002- Queen’s Jubilee Medal• 2002- Outstanding Community
Service Award, “Manitoba FRIENDS Org.”
• 2003- Distinguished Community Service Award – National Indo Canadian Council
• 2013- Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Pin
Ajit has a rare accomplishment with which to regale her family and friends; her meetings with Queen Elizabeth. She has met the Queen on four occasions. The first time she was a young woman in India and was invited to have dinner with the Queen. The other three meetings were here in Canada.
Her most distinct honour came in 2013, when she was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Winnipeg at their spring convocation. She was a most fitting recipient having devoted so much of her life to education, multiculturalism, and social justice issues. She is a proud Canadian citizen, who through her faith and conviction has supported her community, here in Manitoba and throughout the country.
Ajit is most proud of her family. Her three daughters, Pamela, Monika and Minny, all accomplished young women with families, have followed in their mother’s footsteps, volunteering and taking leadership roles in their communities. Ajit has eight grandchildren who are equally talented and eager to learn and follow the example of service from their Naneeji(grandmother). They are actively involved in school events, cultural activities, and make their Naneeji and parents proud every day.
In keeping with her commitment to her educational community she has devoted her energies these past eleven years to helping many graduating students of Seven Oaks School Division realize their dreams of attending post secondary programs. Her contribution to the Seven Oaks Education Foundation and Seven Oaks School Division is immeasurable.
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Scholarships 2014A 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 2013
SEVEN OAKS EDUCATION FOUNDATION/ SEVEN OAKS SCHOOL BOARD AWARDS:Seven Oaks School Board Scholarship .................................. Alexis Furber - $500Seven Oaks School Division Scholarship ............................... Regina Olazo - $500O. V. Jewitt Memorial Scholarship ........................................Ashley Stoyko - $250Ann and Paul Ruta Scholarship ..................................Krisstina Kaltenback - $200Greg Zazulak Memorial Scholarship ................................. Erica Lischynski - $200S.O.S.B. Scholarship – John Leaman Memorial Scholarship ....................................Michelle Gaza - $300Francis Standil Memorial Scholarship ................................Angeli De Leon - $250Graham Murray Memorial Scholarship ................................. Austi Deleske - $250Glen Proudlove Memorial Scholarship ...........................Nicholas Mathews - $250John Trevenen Memorial Award .......................................Meghan Sadowy - $300Jake Yakmission Memorial Scholarship ........................... Cairo Humphries - $500Arnold G. Minish Anniversary Award ..................................... Marco Ayroso - $500Howard & Sari Sinaisky Memorial Scholarship ..........TKennedy McConnell - $500Lindsay C. Ulrich Memorial Sports Scholarship ................ Terilyn Woloshyn - $750Vince Leah Scholarship/A. E.Wright Memorial Award .................Kara Aiello - $250R.D. Bell Memorial Award/Maltz Family Award ......................Marcille Pasa - $250Robert Jolly Memorial Award .......................................... Carleena Cavallo - $250SOEF/SOSD Scholarships ...............................................................$6,000
SEVEN OAKS EDUCATION AWARDSSeven Oaks Education Foundation Creative Arts Scholarship .......................................................Ari Schwartz - $500Seven Oaks Education Foundation Technology Scholarship ........................................................Eric Peterson - $500Judy Silver Memorial Scholarship Fund (award to rotate annually: 2014 GCC, 2015 Maples, 2016 WK) ..................................Christina Dolloff - $500Pow Wow Scholarship ..........................................................Marcy Everett - $400Total Seven Oaks Education Foundation Scholarships ...................$1,900
OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS - FUNDED THROUGH SOEFBridge Builders Award .................................................. Ms Anmol Jammu - $500Garden City Collegiate 50th Anniversary Reunion Scholarship - for excellence in the sciences .......Nolan De Leon - $1,500Nellie & Ben Zaidman Memorial Scholarship Fund ............ Mia Bernasconi - $500David Allen memorial Sholcarship ........................................ Emil Maynard - $500Lion’s Club of West St. Paul Scholarship (2014 WKC, 2015 GCC, 2016 Maples) ........................ Nicholas Shymanski - $500Miriam Maltz Prize in English .............................................. Orie Hochman - $200CUPE 731 Scholarship ..................................................... Caitlyn Gowriluk - $500CUPE 949 Scholarship ..................................................... Yuliya Shevchuk - $500number TEN Architectural Group – 5 year commitment commencing 2010 WKC, 2011 GCC, 2012 Maples, 2013 WKC and 2014 GCC. ....................... James Degurse - $1,000City Councillor Scholarship, Mynarski Ward ..................Kennedy Jamieson - $500Devi Sharma Leadership Award, City Councillor, Old Kildonan ................................................. Katrina Berba - $300Susan Popeski Memorial Scholarship ........................... Lindsay Reinhardt - $500Kendra Latzkitsch Memorial Scholarship. .............................Megan Gornik - $500R.M. OF West St.Paul Scholarship ....................................... Jarrod Vincent - $300Canadiam CED Network Scholarship. ............................. Megan Rodriguez - $500Platinum Jets Scholarship ............................................Michael Corrigan - $1,000Total ................................................................................................$9,300
TOTAL 2014 SCHOLARSHIPS - SOEF ..............................................$17,200
We all have a steak in the future of education.Bring your appetite AND spare change along on February 6, 2015 for our next STEAK, SPUD AND BEVERAGE FUNDRAISER.
Enjoy music, munchies and merriment… all to raise money for scholarships that will give more students greater opportunities for their education.
FEBRUARY 6, 2015. Mark your calendar and we’ll save you a seat!
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MAPLES COLLEGIATE 2013
SEVEN OAKS EDUCATION FOUNDATION/ SEVEN OAKS SCHOOL BOARD AWARDS:
a) Vocational ................................................................. John Daniel Cruz - $150b) Faculty of Education .................................................... Frances Garcia - $300c) Faculty of Arts/Science (2 scholarships to be awarded) ................................ Khamille Gatpandan - $300
Kateryn Garcia - $300d) University I (a first year Post Secondary Program) ......................................Rita Costa - $300
Vince Leah/ Maples Letterman Sports Award ....................... Matt Dunning - $300Ken Seaford Award ............................................................... Hanz Alignay - $300Jake Yakmission/O. V. Jewitt Scholarships ( 2 scholarships to be awarded ) ...............................................Patricia Uy - $250
Macy Restar - $250Seven Oaks Education Foundation Classic Scholarship ........Fatima Deuna - $350Maples Scholarship Leadership Award (4 awards)............. Irene de Lemos - $250
Franchezca Palacol - $250b) Creativity in the Arts .......................................................Nancy Gomes - $500c) Technical Trades ...................................................... Casey Hildebrand - $500
Ric Dela Cruz Memorial Scholarship (award to rotate annually: 2014 Maples, 2015 WKC, 2016 GCC) ..............Cole Peters - $500Pow Wow Scholarship .................................................... Brandon Williams - $400Total Seven Oaks Foundation Scholarships ....................................$2,400
OTHER SCHOLARSHIPSDavid B. Oster Memorial Scholarship (2013 WKCI, 2014 Maples and 2015 GCC and rotate there after each year )..................... Navjot Kaur - $400CUPE 949 Scholarship .................................................. Wandaly Gonzales - $500Mae Mendoza Scholarship .........................................Samantha Macaulay - $500
Marc Rosales - $500Nellie & Ben Zaidman Memorial Scholarship Fund ...................... Kiefer Co - $500Maples Collegiate Alumni Scholarship ...............................Melanie Medina - $400Mohinder Saran, MLA for Maples ..........................................Claire Pineda - $300Devi Sharma Leadership Award, City Councillor, Old Kildonan ............................................ Patricia Figueroa - $300Bridge Builders Award .......................................................Ms Navjot Kaur - $500Platinum Jets Scholarship .................................................... Jea Besana - $1,000Roy Snow Bursary Award ...................................................... Jan Basanes - $500
Roi Mendoza - $500Roy Snow Bursary Award ............................................... Nicholas Sosulski - $750
Lundyn Gonzales - $750Maricel Lisan Memorial Scholarship ........................... Wandaly Gonzales - $1,000Daylan Damianakos-Marshall Award ............................... Kayelyn Bigornia - $500Walter Janzen Memorial Award (Fund balance of $780 available to award) .....................Manpreet Dadiala - $400Total Other Scholarships................................................................ $9,300
Total 2014 Scholarships ...............................................................$16,700
WEST KILDONAN COLLEGIATE 2013
SEVEN OAKS EDUCATION FOUNDATION/ SEVEN OAKS SCHOOL BOARD AWARDS:James C. Anderson Award ......................................................Sara Ziegler - $300Jake Yakmission Memorial Scholarship ................................... Jesse Ward - $400John Leaman Memorial Scholarship .............................. Danielle Dolyniuk - $300Olive & George Allen Memorial Scholarship ........................ Alyssa Boniello - $300SOSD/SOEF Faculty of Education Scholarship ...................... Leeza Oravec - $300SOSD/SOEF Faculty of Arts and Science Scholarship ...... Vanessa Mazurek - $300West Kildonan Collegiate Student Recognition Award ............ Kara Sachvie - $300West Kildonan Kiwanis Club Scholarship ............................ Darian Sharma - $300O. V. Jewitt Memorial Scholarship ....................................Sean HaligowskI - $300SOSD/SOEF Scholarship ......................................................... Carissa Lee - $400SOSD/SOEF Scolarship ....................................................Sean Haligowski - $400Guy De Caire Scholarship ................................................Katherine Rostek - $300Ian Dordick Memorial Award for English ................................. Lisa Cheyne - $300Arthur E.Wright Award for Technology & Applied Arts .......... Darian Sharma - $250Vince Leah Sports Award .................................................Kimberly Mulatu - $300The Bailey Family Computer Science Award ......................... Alex Apperley - $250Total SOEF/SOSD Grant ...................................................................$5,000
SEVEN OAKS EDUCATION FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPSSeven Oaks Education Foundation Creative Arts Scholarship .....Ian Ingram - $500SOSD/SOEF WKCI Citizenship Scholarship ........................... Rajin Dhaliwal - $500SOSD/SOEF Campus Life Scholarship .............................. Kenette Trinidad - $500Early Years Education Scholarship (award to rotate annually 2014 WK, 2015 Maples, 2016 GCC etc) .................. Leeza Oravec - $500Pow Wow Scholarship .....................................................Madison Neapew - $400Total ................................................................................................$2,400
OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS - FUNDED THROUGH SOEF:Toby Cracknell Award (Rotation: 2013 Maples; 2014 WKC, 2015 GCC) ................................................... Jarrett Golebioski - $500WKCI 50th Anniversary Scholarship #1 ............................. Filip Szymanski - $650WKCI 50th Anniversary Scholarship #2 ................................Nicole Gomes - $650Nellie & Ben Zaidman Memorial Scholarship Fund ............ Destiny Oliveira - $500CUPE 949 Scholarship .....................................................Kayla Bobrowski - $500Lion’s Club of West St. Paul Scholarship (2014 WKC, 2015 GCC, 2016 Maples) ....................................................... Lailah Omer - $500
In June 2014 (only), two scholarships will be awarded. .......David Penner - $500City Councillor Scholarship, Mynarski Ward ........................ Richard Harder - $500Devi Sharma Leadership Award, City Councillor, Old Kildonan .............................................Kimberly Mulatu - $300R.M. OF West St.Paul Scholarship ......................................... Kara Sachvie - $300
In June 2014 (only), two scholarships will be awarded. ........ Cortni Seier - $300Marjorie Jean Sanders Bursary (Platinum Jets) ....................Sara Ziegler - $1,000Total Other Scholarships – funded through SOEF: ..........................$6,200
Total 2014 Scholarships ...............................................................$13,600
SEVEN OAKS EDUCATION FOUNDATION/ SEVEN OAKS SCHOOL BOARD AWARDS:Pow Wow Scholarships Garden City Collegiate ......................................................... Jocelyn Smith - $400
