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April 13, 2016 Spring Break April 18-22!
TROJAN TRIBUNE The purpose of Delburne Centralized School is to facilitate each student’s success.
What’s Happening at
Delburne School . . . Apr. 11-14 – Chess Tournament
Apr. 11-15 – Bamfield Marine
Biology Trip
Apr. 18-22 – Spring Break
Apr. 27 – Hunting Hills Band
Performance (K-8) 1:30pm
Apr. 28 – DCS Awards 11:15am,
PAC Meeting 6:30pm
Apr. 29 – Grad 2016 Fundraising
Dinner
May 5 – Welcome to Kindergarten
Meeting 7:00pm
May 6 – Collaborative Day (no
school for students)
May 20 – No school
May 23 – Victoria Day (no school)
May 26 – DCS Awards 1:00pm,
PAC Meeting 6:30pm
May 27 – Commencement
Exercises 5:00pm
School Phone: 403-749-3838
School Fax: 403-749-3012
Website: www.delburneschool.ca
School Begins at 8:35am
Lunch from 12:10am-12:45pm
School Ends at 3:15pm
PAC Annual Plant Sale! PAC will be selling 11’ hanging baskets
and 12’ patio planters. Order forms were sent home with DCS students. The 1 day sale/pre-order pick up will
be on Saturday, May7th from 9:00am-12:00pm at the Delburne School.
Please join us at our next PAC meeting
Thursday, April 28th
at 6:30pm in the Learning Commons. All parents/guardians are welcome!
Grad 2016
Beef-on-a-Bun Dinner
Fundraiser
Friday, April 29, 2016
Doors Open: 5:00 p.m.
Dinner: 6:00 p.m. Location: Delburne Hall
Tickets $25.00 Purchase tickets from Grads
or through the school.
Entertainment by
Hypnotist Jesse Lewis
and a Silent Auction.
We would appreciate donations (product
or monetary) for the Silent Auction. You
can make these donations to any
2016 Grad or contact
Ms. Robin Ritchie at 403-749-3838.
Please attach a business card so we can
acknowledge your donation.
Photographer Wanted elburne Centralized School is
seeking a photographer for
our graduation ceremonies on May
27, 2016. If you are interested
please contact Ms. Ray or
Mr. Banks at 403-749-3838, or
Another Super Book
Fair Comes to a Close! nce again the Scholastic Book
Fair has finished up with a
bang! We surpassed our goal of
$2,500.00 and reached a total of
$3,828.40! A portion of this goes
towards new books and furniture
for our Learning Commons.
The winner of the Family Event
Draw with the prize of $25 worth
of books for both the winner and
the winner’s teacher, was Shelby
Helm in Mrs. McCaw’s grade ¾
class. The winner of the “Guess
How Many Pages” contest was
Weston McCollister in grade 4,
with 3 numbers off the correct
amount of 721 pages.
Congratulations to the winners!!
DCS would like to give a huge
thank you to PAC, who bought
books for all the K-8 teachers for
their classroom Libraries. Also,
thank you to everyone who came
to support the Book Fair. It always
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Last day to buy tickets
is Monday, April 25th!
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brings a smile to my face to see
kids excited over reading! See you
all again in the fall at the next
Scholastic Book Fair!
Ms. Jackson
Librarian
WE Cupcakes Were
Delicious! he WE Club baked and
decorated 11 dozen cupcakes
to raise money for Free the
Children’s End World Hunger
Campaign. They made Double
Chocolate, Vanilla with Rainbow
Icing and Gluten Free cupcakes.
Aspiring Leaders
Program will Ensure
Quality Learning for
Students into the
Future hinook’s Edge was very proud
to receive honourable mention
from the Premier’s Award for
School Board Innovation and
Excellence, for our Aspiring
Leaders program.
This unique initiative, being led
by Chinook’s Edge, is designed to
increase instructional leadership
skills in schools and to support
teachers who are interested in
becoming a school-based
administrator. It has created a new
level of collaboration and
commitment in Central Alberta, as
more school divisions become
involved.
By sharing resources, each of
these school divisions are
developing the skills and aptitude
of a number of professionals to
ensure there will be a large number
of people ready to lead schools
when the current teams of
administrators begin moving into
retirement in the coming years.
We are doing our best to
provide authentic learning for our
divisions’ leaders. Nothing is more
important for our students and staff
than ensuring there are strong,
skilled leaders guiding the quality
learning environments in our
schools and classrooms – now and
into the future.
We are pleased to honour our
staff by providing this unique,
high-level professional
development opportunity, which
has quickly increased the skill
level in our division and enhanced
student achievement in the
process. It is providing an
impressive portfolio of
professionals, who are ready to
step into leading roles and
continue providing the quality
learning our students and families
have come to expect of us in
Chinook’s Edge!
Colleen Butler
Board Chair
Kurt Sacher
Superintendent of Schools
Principal’s Message K-12 school is a wonderful
environment to spend my
days. Developing a school wide
culture in a K-12 school poses
some unique challenges, because
the interests and abilities in our
school community vary greatly.
All of our students are involved
in some sort of cross-grade activity
- buddy reading, buddy math,
leadership programs, DCS Award
Assemblies, and school-
wide activities like the Terry Fox
Run and SRO Hockey Game. I am
proud of the way that our older
students act as mentors, tutors, and
positive role models for our
younger students.
Learning is our top priority and
we have worked hard to ensure
that we minimize disruptions to
academic classes. However, we
also recognize that sometimes our
school needs to come together to
celebrate that learning, as well as
show our support for worthy
causes.
It is my sincere hope that DCS
is a place where every student
learns to their potential. My
ultimate goal is to ensure that each
student in our school feels
successful each day.
As always, if you have
questions or concerns about any
aspect of your child's experience at
school, please contact me directly -
403-749-3838 or
[email protected]. Your
children are worth it!
Sincerely,
Ted Hutchings
Principal
Delburne centralized School
Interested in Traveling
to Ottawa, Montreal and
Toronto? lans are in the works for a
school trip to Ottawa,
Montreal and Toronto in April of
2017. Any grade 10, 11 & 12
student interested in this trip please
speak to Mr. Banks as soon as
possible.
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Book Spine Poetry
Contest pril is National Poetry Month!
Test out your poetry skills
and enter to win.
Rules: 1. Grab some books (you need at
least three)
2. Stack them up!
3. Arrange them so the titles make
a poem.
4. Take a photo and share it with
us.
How to Enter: Use books you have on hand,
whether they are from the Library,
classroom or home. Take a photo
and upload it to Google Drive and
share it with [email protected].
Both students and staff are
welcome to enter.
Submit your entry by Thursday,
April 28th!
The winner will receive a Chapters
gift card!
In Need of Some Cool
DCS School Gear? heck out this awesome
website
http://delburnecs.entripyshops.com/
for great deals on DCS branded
items. Add in the possibility of
free shipping and 10% off on your
order, and these are certainly great
online deals!
Hot Lunch Program Hot Dogs: Wednesdays for $1.00
Hot Lunch Program:
Friday, April 15 – Subway (pre-
orders)
Friday, April 29 – Taco-in-a-Bag
$4.00
Friday, May 13 – Chicken Caesar
Wraps $3.50
Friday, May 27 – Hamburgers
$3.25, Cheeseburgers $3.50
Friday, June 10 – Chicken
Nuggets $3.50 (K-4), CTF Food
Trucks (5-12)
Hot Dog/Hot Lunch coupons may
be purchased at the Main Office.
Coupon values range from $1.00
to $4.00.
Kindergarten
Registration e are now accepting
Kindergarten registrations
for the 2016-2017 school year.
Children must be five years old by
December 31, 2016, to begin
attending Kindergarten in the fall
of 2016. If you are interested in
information on Pre-Kindergarten
programming, please contact us!
There are no school fees for
Kindergarten students in
Chinook’s Edge.
REPORT CARDS
Grade 9-12 students - PowerSchool Gradebook is ready April 15 for students and/or parents to view grades in Semester 2 classes. Students will not receive a paper copy of
their report card unless requested. We are making an effort to be environmentally responsible.
Click on the the following link to view and save &/or print a PDF copy of your child's report card for future reference if desired. https://powerschool.chinooksedge.ab.ca/public/
Parents are welcome to contact the school if they need a printed copy of the report card and we will be glad to assist - call Mrs. Huston at 403-749-3838 or [email protected].
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Spring has sprung…keeping DCS students very active!
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DCS Awards
March 2016
Sponsor: Mervin & Roberta Peters
This month, Mervin & Roberta Peters were the sponsors for the DCS Awards.
The DCS Award is given to students who show excellence in one or more of the
following three areas:
DCS: Dedication, Citizenship & Spirit.
DIVISION I RECIPIENTS Aiden Rieder, Madison Whitebear, Kye Flath, Kayley Babb, Conner Marek, Georgia Murray, Eastyn Cox, Bryson Ward,
Jaynee Young, Claire McKay, Mylee Silbernagel, Taisley Riggins, Jagger Ringdahl, Aiden Babb, Kyla Cardinal, Keeley
Christensen, Cayla Davidson, Cambree Flemming, Allison Friesen, Enya Larratt, Malakai Mundt, Lannie Ogilvie,
MacKenzie Oxley, Abby Bellerive, Rayna Senecal, Matt Southworth, Kyla Cardinal, Jordynn Myers, Lily Bellerive, Cole
Resch, Logan Acheson, Briley Christensen and Cassandra Kirbyson.
DIVISION II RECIPIENTS Zach Wilson, Katherine Kim, Paisley Poirier, Leah Peters, Caidyn Flemming, Janelle Klein, Parker Chaffin, Dalton Beck,
Teryn Steen, Brooklyn Schlag, Hunter Grenier, Mackenzie Dolan, Brooklyn Schlag and Madison Roller.
DIVISION III RECIPIENTS Kolby Schmitz-Ringdahl, Dawson Beck, Kale Ward, Faith Grenier, Jacob Schlag, Brayden
MacDonell, Holly Wells and Caitie Zemlak.
Mervin & Roberta Peters donated four crisp, brand-new fifty dollar bills. The draw winners for March were
Kye Flath, Cassandra Kirbyson, Hunter Grenier and Kolby Schmitz-Ringdahl. (DCS Award recipients names were entered into a draw).
If you would like to be a sponsor for the DCS Awards, please call Stephen Banks at the school 403-749-3838.
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Delburne Centralized School
Welcome to Kindergarten Meeting for Parents and
New Kindergarten Students
Thursday, May 5 @ 7:00pm, Learning Commons
Children who will be kindergarten age (five years old by December 31, 2016) and their parents are invited. This
is an activity-based evening therefore we ask that the parents and only the child entering kindergarten attend.
The children will be taking home “Welcome to Kindergarten” bags. Children with special needs may be
admitted at a younger age. Birth certificates and legal land descriptions are required for registration.
RSVP by calling 403-749-3838
Please phone the school if you require more information at 403-749-3838.
Harvest Gym Spring Sale
Adult memberships are now $25
for April/May/June!
Sign up today at the Delburne School Main Office!
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Liquidation Sale 1998-2011 Yearbooks $10each
2011-2012 $35.00 2012-2013 SOLD OUT 2013-2014 $35.00 2014-2015 $35.00 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
2015-2016 Yearbook Order Form Name ___________________________________________________________________________________
Address __________________________________________________________________________________
Phone # __________________________________________________________________________________
Total Yearbooks Ordered @ $45.00 each __________________ X $45.00 = $________________________
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