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December is here and with that, we are well into the second term. Term one

report cards were handed out on Friday, November 2nd and Parent-Teacher

interviews took place on Wednesday, November 7th from 5:30pm-8:00pm.

Thank you to all the parents who attended this evening.

Fall extra-curricular activities have quickly come to a close. The senior girls’

volleyball team competed at the provincial championship on November 16th

and 17th where they finished with a silver medal. Congratulations girls and

coaches. Thank you to the numerous volunteers and community organiza-

tions that have supported our sporting events. This type of generosity is go-

ing above and beyond and certainly helps create positive experiences for

our student athletes.

On Thursday, November 8th, WCHS hosted its annual

Remembrance Day service. On this day we honored

those who fought for our freedom, we reflected on the

price they paid, and we acknowledged the benefits we

gained through their sacrifice.

Have a safe and happy holiday season with family and

friends, and best wishes in 2019.

- Mr. Leibel, Principal

NEWS FROM THE OFFICE -

MR. LEIBEL, PRINCIPAL

DATES TO REMEMBER - DECEMBER 2018

The SRC Days of Christmas

Dec. 6 - Red/Green Day

Dec. 7 - Lumberjack Day

Dec. 10 - PJ Day

Dec. 11 - Christmas Tree Day

Dec. 12 - Hunting for Rudolph

Dec. 13 - Santa Hat Day for

Caps for Causes

Dec. 14 - Winter Gear Day

Dec. 17 - Fuzzy Socks/Ugly

Sweater Day

Dec. 18 - Winter Sports Day

Dec. 19 - Candy Cane Day

Dec. 20 - ‘Twas the Night

Before Christmas /PJ Day

Dec. 21 - Formal Day

Monday, December 10 -

WCHSCC lunch

Monday, December 10 - Jr.

Girls’ Basketball (Grade 6 &

7) @ Raymore

Monday, December 10 - Jr.

Boys’ Basketball @ WCHS

Tuesday, December 11 -

Curling 3:30-4:30PM.

Thursday, December 13 -

Caps for Causes, proceeds

for Secret Santa

Friday & Saturday, Decem-

ber 14 & 15 - Sr. Girls’ Bas-

ketball @ Indian Head

Saturday, December 15 - Jr.

Girls’ Basketball @ WCHS

Tuesday, December 18 -

Curling 3:30-4:30PM

Friday, December 21 - For-

mal Day and free lunch for

students

Friday, December 21 - Grad

Pictures

Friday, December 21 - Last

Day of

Classes

Monday,

January 7

- Classes

Resume

Inside this issue:

News from the Bear Den - Sr.

Girls’ Volleyball, Ms. Jordan

Donor and Volunteer Recog-

nition - Mr. Leibel

2

3

News from the Bear Den - Jr.

And Sr. Football, Mr. Sokul

4-5


Girls’ Volleyball, Mrs. Lindal

6


& Sr. Soccer, Mr. Salter

7

News from the SRC - The

WCHS Social Team

8-9

News from the Bear Den -

Cross-Country, Mrs. Storzuk

10-11

Wynyard Composite High

School Community Council

Annual General Meeting

12

Grade 12 January 2019

Departmental Exam Schedule

14

Horizon School Division #205

Home of the Bears!!!

WYNYARD COMPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL

DECEMBER 2018 NEWSLETTER

News from the Bear Den - Sr.

Girls’ Volleyball, Ms. Jordan

2

Honor Roll Calculations -

Division III and IV

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The Bears claimed their fourth medal in four years by bringing home the silver at Provin-

cials on November 16/17th in Carrot River. A second place finish at both Conferences and

Regionals qualified the Bears for provincials along with 9 other teams from around the

province. In Wynyard's pool were Kipling, Macklin, Pierceland, and Carrot River. Pool A fea-

tured Wakaw, Preeceville, LCBI, Il-a-le Cross, and Lampman.

The Bears finished round robin play with a record of 3-1, first in their pool. In the quarterfi-

nals they faced off against Lampman, defeating them in straight sets. In the semi-finals

the Bears defeated to LCBI in straight sets. After the win, the Bears moved on to the gold

medal game against Wakaw.

The Bears came out playing well, with an answer for everything Wakaw threw at them. They

took the first set 25-16. The second set was just the opposite with Wakaw getting off to a

fast start and not looking back, winning 25-10. The third set was a battle from the first

point to the last. In the end, the Bears dropped the third set 17-15, to win the silver medal.

The hard fought provincial weekend capped off a successful season for the WCHS Bears

Sr. Girls’ volleyball team. The girls played in seven tournaments, with three tournament fi-

nals, winning their home tournament for the second year in a row and qualifying for provin-

cials for the ninth straight

year. The silver medal that

the girls captured, following

their silver medal in 2015

and their bronze medals in

2016 and 2017, is the first

time the Bears have won

medals at four provincial vol-

leyball tournaments in a row.

It is also a medal haul that is

unmatched by any other

team in their category during

that time. Congratulations on

a great season,

Bears!

- Ms. Jordan, Co-Coach

NEWS FROM THE BEAR DEN -

SR. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL, MS. JORDAN

Back Row (L-R) - Coach Jordan, Apryl Holweck, Madison Gudmund-

son, Taylor Nichol, Jesslyn Leibel, Jaslyn Sokul, Carlee Faye, Ellian

Singkala and Coach Rink.

Front Row (L-R) - Mary Latoski, Anna Wolitski, Jaclynn Leibel, Vada

Magnusson and Cierra Prisiak. Missing: Shelby Proznick.

DONOR AND VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION -

MR. LEIBEL, PRINCIPAL

I know you have all heard me use the old adage “It takes a village to raise a child”,

but it could not be truer this year. I am always afraid to publicly recognize local

businesses, organizations and individuals for fear of forgetting someone, but it

would be remiss if I did not try. I would like to thank the Wynyard Composite High

School Community Council for the creation, promotion and dedication towards our

school nutrition program. This program is organized by Iris Erickson and Murray

Proznick but also includes countless community volunteers. Those who have not

been able to volunteer their time have donated in other ways, by providing food

and monetary funds to this program. The Wynyard Kinettes is a big supporter of

this initiative as they have donated $2000 this year. Kari Zemlak was instrumental

in finding and donating countless plates, cups, bowls, etc. to support the nutrition

program’s “green” initiative. Using washable dinnerware and utensils has not only

saved the school money, but it also demonstrates to our students the importance

of environmental stewardship. Last but not least, I would like to thank the Wynyard

Co-op for their financial support, food donations and providing volunteers for our

program. Your efforts have helped support our students tremendously and it would

be difficult to run an initiative such as this without your support.

In addition to the WCHS Nutrition Program, we have also had support from other

businesses and organizations around the community. Napa Auto Parts has sup-

plied bottled water to many of our events, The Peppertree has provided gift certifi-

cates for SRC rewards, the BMO has supported our school in various ways, and the

Wynyard Advance is always available to report on the events happening in our

school. Every year the Wynyard Kinsmen reaches out and asks for ways they can

support the things we do for our children. This year the Kinsmen donated over

$14,000 worth of technological supplies to our school. This included 32 Chrome-

books plus a Chromebook cart. With these additional resources, we have now met

our school goal of providing our students with a 1:2 ratio of

Chromebooks to students. Thank you, Wynyard and area, for

helping us raise our children to be intelligent, creative and giving

members of society.

- Mr. Leibel, Principal

The 2018 Jr. Football Season wrapped up on Tuesday October 2nd with an exciting Blue

vs Gold scrimmage. The game was followed by a delicious pizza and rib supper catered

by the Pepper Tree restaurant. A short awards program followed to honor the players for

their commitment and dedication throughout the year. A huge thank you to Dean Heu-

chert for stepping forward to help supervise and coach this year’s team. A huge thank

you to our Grade 12 player-mentors

who did another fabulous job helping

with this year’s program. Jr. players

are reminded to clearly mark their

helmet and shoulder pads and have

them returned to the football room

for our annual Football Sask equip-

ment inspection which occurs during

the offseason.

The 2018 Sr. Bears team finished

the season in third place in Confer-

ence 3 2A six man with 4 wins and 2

losses. The Bears travelled to Lani-

gan on Saturday October 20th to take

on the 2nd place Lazers in the first

round of playoffs. An exciting hard

fought battle went down to the final

three minutes but unfortunately the home team Lazers came out on top 43-31. This

ended the Bears 2018 season. The coaching staff would like to thank the graduating

players for their time and commitment over the past 6 seasons. We wish you luck in all

your future athletic and academic pursuits. Players are encouraged to continue their

football growth by attending Football Saskatchewan camps and by using our weight

room during the offseason. To conclude the 2018 season the

WCHS football program would like to once again thank the Wynyard

Co-op for the wonderful sponsorship during Fuel Good Days. We

would also like to thank all patrons who supported our team finan-

cially by buying our progressive 50/50 tickets. Congratulations to

all winners - Jenn Pottle, Derek Karakochuk and Damian Bentz.

- Mr. Sokul, Co-Coach


JR. AND SR. FOOTBALL, MR. SOKUL

(L-R) Tanner Remenda, Levi Gudnason, Kyle Tarry and Shane Newberry

(Grade 12 Wynyard Bear players) with a sample of the canned goods that

were collected and donated to the Wynyard and District Local Food Bank.

Back Row (L-R) - James Neal, Kale Sopher, Derrik Prisiak, Kelton Snook, Rylan Stadnyk, Jack Chorney, Thomas Salter, Evan Fish-

er, Tyler Gudjonson, Luke Prisiak, Coach Sokul, Kyle Tarry, Carson Fisher, Jordan Mamer, Tanner Remenda and Tristan Bergquist.

Middle Row (L-R) - Ben Heuchert, Emery Bergquist, Halley Hilts, Gavin Bodnarchuk, Conner Bolt, Dawson Malinowski, Rhett Prisi-

ak, Spencer Bencharski, Gage Joynt and Denton Bowen. Front Row (L-R) - Bryan Zulak, Dalyn Chuckry, Ethan Lorenz, Kenth Gime-

na, Leif Burns, Tucker Stefanick, Aaron Mozel, Lane Friesen and Troy Linklater.

Back Row (L-R) - Coach Jordan, Carter Koch, Justin Popadynec, Carson Fisher, Levi Hlady, Dawson Woroniuk, Tejay Johnston, Adam

Tarry, Coach Peterson. Middle Row (L-R) - Jordan Mamer, Dylan Johnson, Shane Newberry, Tanner Remenda, Kyle Lalach, Jackson

Karakochuk, Levi Gudnason, Kyle Tarry, Tristan Bergquist and Coach Sokul. Front Row (L-R) - Aaron Mozel, Kale Sopher, Leif

Burns, Ethan Lorenz, Kenth Gimena and Kohl Bjarnason.

This year, the junior girls team consisted of: Ella Madarash, Cindy Singkala, Kiyra Kletzel, Emma Nichol, Jocelyn

Hilts, Anne Dela Cruz, Amelia Both, Addyson Boylak, Maggie Tomblin, Hayley Bodnar, Emma Gudmundson,

Laina Salter, Olivia Gillespie, Jessica Peesker and Olivia Stephaniuk.

Since we had an overwhelming number of girls wanting to play this year; we decided it would be best to split the

girls into a league team and a tournament team to give everyone an opportunity to play. The fall was a very

busy time for the girls. Our season started with practices, going 2 times per week, as they prepared for league

and 5 tournaments. Tournaments began with the grade 7/8 girls travelling to Bruno to attend a grade 7/8 tour-

nament. After an outstanding performance in Bruno, our girls attended tournaments in Wynyard, Watrous,

Foam Lake, Wadena and finally Pre-districts in Watson. The girls played great at each of their league games

and tournaments. The

growth and development

of these young ladies was

immense.

So much has happened

with and around this pro-

gram, and I am very grate-

ful for all of it. First of all, I

would really like to thank

our senior girls for coming

and helping out at practic-

es. Their passion for the

sport has inspired our

junior players to work

harder and emulate their

successes. I need to

thank, of course, all of our

parents and fans who

have supported us both

on and off the court! We

couldn’t have done this

without you. Lastly, and

most importantly, I need

to thank and give much

love and respect to the

players themselves. La-

dies, you

have all

worked so

hard this

past season and I know that you have seen the improvement we have made. Our potential is

huge as long as we continue to work hard, believe in and respect each other!

- Mrs. Lindal, Coach


JR. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL,

MRS. LINDAL

Back Row (L-R) - Hayley Bodnar, Olivia Stephaniuk, Olivia Gillespie, Kiyra Kletzel, Amelia Both, Emma

Nichol and Coach Lindal.

Middle Row (L-R) - Laina Salter, Emma Gudmundson, Addyson Boylak, Jessica Peesker, Anne Dela Cruz

and Jocelyn Hilts.

Front Row (L-R) - Cindy Singkala, Ella Madarash and Maggie Tomblin.


JR. & SR. SOCCER, MR. SALTER

The junior soccer season started the 1st

week of September. There were 22 students signed up, several who had never played organized soccer before. Team members included Jessi-ca Peesker, Parker Lalach, Caleb Reeve, Thomas Salter, Haven Dela Cruz, Jade Murphy, Matthew Christensen, Zachary Magnusson, Emma Gudmundson, Addyson Boylak, Laina Salter, Callum Maksymovitch, Keegan L’Heureux, Carlos Lamber, Gage Joynt, Jack Chor-

ney, Leif Burns, C’Jay Valenzuela, Kevin Gimena, Matthew Jackson, Tony Laszlo and Renzo Vallejo. The season was short so not much time for practice but the players picked up the sport quickly. We only won one game this year but everyone had an opportunity to play at least one game and they seemed to enjoy the sport. Most of our games were played away which gave the team a chance to bond while travelling in the school van. Hopefully the practices, games and travel-ling together as a team will create positive high school memories that will last a lifetime.

There was a strong push from a large group of grade 10 students to have senior soccer

this fall so we started a team. Team members included Christin Peesker, Alyssa Mozel, Mi-chael Siton, Kyla Salter, Hunter Hrushka, Emily Mamer, Korsen Maksymovitch, Walker Bolt, Quinn Burns, Emerson Chorney, Aaron Mozel and Jacob Gillespie. We added some grade 9's and 11's to the mix to form a co-ed team that competed in the boys division. Several of the players had never played organized soccer before. They improved greatly and turned out to be strong soccer players. We played in a snowstorm that may have turned out to be the most fun we had all fall. We did not win a game and only one game was even close, but the players still played hard, displayed excel-lent sportsmanship and repre-sented WCHS very well. I was very proud of this group of

"When was the last time you tried something for the first time?" Tough Mudder 2018

- Mr. Salter, Coach (L-R) - Emily Mamer, Kyla Salter, Aaron Mozel, Quinn Burns, Jacob Gillespie, Walker

Bolt, Christin Peesker, Alyssa Mozel, Emerson Chorney, Coach Salter, Michael Siton,

Zachary Magnusson and Carlos Lamber.

Hunter Hrushka, Korsen Maksymovitch and Kyla Salter

advance the ball for WCHS.

NEWS FROM THE SRC -

SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER

September and October were busy months for the SRC. Everyone was getting back into the usual

routine. This year the SRC had a lot of planning to do to welcome back the students for another fan-

tastic year.

From September 19th to 21st, the an-

nual Saskatchewan Student Leader-

ship Conference was held in Langen-

burg Saskatchewan. SRC members

Olivia Stephanuik, Madison Gud-

mundson, Delsea Erickson and Raya

Erickson attended the conference.

They had the opportunity to listen to

motivational speakers, meet new

people and attend various sessions

focusing on different aspects of life

and leadership. Overall it was a great

experience for everyone and all mem-

bers came back with tons of new ide-

as to make this school year a great

one! We also had three students go to Canadian Student Leadership Conference in Edmonton, Al-

berta starting their journey from Jasper. This conference offers a more extensive view on leadership

and the benefits of leaders in your school.

Every Friday in September students and staff were encouraged to dress in school colors on blue

and gold days. This helped create an atmosphere of support for school teams and students. Over

the past months all of our sports teams have done a fantastic job representing our school and all

events. Our school partici-

pated in the Terry Fox run

on September 21st. Our

students raised $1,352.70

in donations and pledges.

On October 2nd, we started

fundraising for the maga-

zine campaign. The last

collection day wrapped up

on the 23rd. Thank you to

all the students who have

sold magazines. Your hard

work and effort in this fund-

raising program will help support the various activities the SRC provides for the student body.

Gymblast 2018 - Team Green

Gymblast 2018 - Team Red

School pictures were October 9th and retakes were on the 29th. Students had a fun afternoon on the

18th, participating in Gymblast. Halloween week started October 29th, pumpkins were brought in for

activities and painting. On the 30th we painted pumpkins at lunch with the winners getting bragging

rights. On Halloween we had games in the gym and through an app called Goosechase. Winners of

the costume contest received

Subway gift cards.

November went by in a blur with

our month consisting of a

Movember “Money Stache” com-

petition between our participants,

Wear the Bear day, fruit and

cookie dough sales, magazine

wrap up, blue and gold day and

the beginning of basketball sea-

son. Fruit and cookie dough sales

ended on November 8th. Thank

you to everyone who made this

fundraiser a success! The SRC

and Mrs. Fisher organized a Remembrance Day service on November 9th. Thank you to all those who

participated in the service. It gave us a chance, to reflect and remember those who have given so

much for our freedom.

There were 15 students/teachers that participated in Movember this year (an annual fundraiser that

recognizes men’s health issues). The winners of the Movember competition were - Mr. Adam Jordan

($93.50), followed by Carson Froehlich ($91.20), Carson Fisher ($55.05) and Mr. Ryan Peterson

($43.00).

Our monthly Wear the Bear day was

on the 14th. Pizza was given out to all

of the students who participated. Our

magazine assembly took place on

November 23rd. Students participat-

ed in different activities as a reward

for selling a certain amount of maga-

zines. There were two blue and gold

days this month. These days recog-

nize our students and sports teams

and allow us to show our support to-

wards them.

Another event that started this month

is our colour team competition. Students and staff were divided into four colour teams that will be

used until the end of the year. The more that students and staff participate in school

events, the more points they earn for their team. Thank you to everyone who participated

in school activities and spirit days!

- The WCHS Social Team

Gymblast 2018 - Team Yellow

Gymblast 2018 - Team Blue

Nineteen members represented WCHS in cross-country during the 2018 season. They

included Laina Salter, Gavin Bodnarchuk, Addyson Boylak, Elyse Latoski, Denton Bow-

en, Evan Fisher, Parker Lalach, James Neal, Daniel Babut,

Derrik Prisiak, Caleb Reeve, Triston Panchuk, Matthew Chris-

tensen, Jesslyn Leibel, Julian Fitzgerald, Mary Latoski, Jessie

Froehlich, Wyatt Bolt, Carson Fisher and Tristan Bergquist.

The team trained intensely and the results from the meets

they competed in illustrate their dedication to their sport.

The Pre-district meet was held in Wynyard on September

26th. Our runners competed in six categories. Laina Salter

earned a 2nd place finish in the Wee Pee Girls’ 2km race.

Gavin Bodnarchuk placed 25th in the Wee Pee Boys’ 2km

run. Four athletes competed in

the Pee Wee 3km category. Ad-

dyson Boylak and Elyse Latoski

crossed the finish line 3rd and

7th place in the Girls’ run. Den-

ton Bowen earned a 3rd place

finish in the Pee Wee Boys’ run while Evan Fisher followed

close behind in 4th. Five runners competed in the Bantam

Boys’ 3km run - Parker Lalach (4th), James Neal (6th), Dan-

iel Babut (7th), Derrik Prisiak (9th) and Triston Panchuk

(10th). Matthew Christensen was the sole WCHS competi-

tor in the Midget Boys’ 3km race and crossed the finish

line in 8th position.

Jesslyn Leibel competed in the Jr. Girls’ 4km category and

earned 1st place while Julian Fitzgerald placed 4th in the Jr.

Boys’ race. In the Sr. Girls’ 4km race, Mary Latoski placed

1st and Jessie Froehlich finished in 4th position. The Sr.

Boys’ 5km category saw Wyatt Bolt in 2nd place, Carson

Fisher in 3rd and Tristan Bergquist in 4thth position. The top

10 runners in each category advanced to Districts. The

Cross-Country District Championship was held on Thurs-

day, October 4th at Watson. Sixteen WCHS runners competed in six categories.

NEWS FROM BEAR DEN -

CROSS-COUNTRY, MRS. STORZUK

Laina Salter - Wee Pee Girls’ 2km race.

Derrik Prisiak - Bantam Boys’ 3km race.

In the Wee Pee Girls’ race, Laina Salter placed 2nd. Addyson Boylak finished in 3rd

place and Elyse Latoski crossed the finish line in 13th position in the Pee Wee Girls’

category. The Pee Wee Boys’ race saw Denton Bowen finish-

ing in 7th position while Evan Fisher earned a 17th place fin-

ish. Five of our athletes competed in the Bantam Boys’ race.

Parker Lalach placed 13th, James Neal finished in 14th place,

Daniel Babut earned a 15th place followed by Derrik Prisiak in

16th place and Triston Panchuk in 18th position. Matthew

Christensen crossed the finish line in 13th position in the

Midget Boys’ category. In the Jr. Girls’ 4km race, Jesslyn

Leibel placed 1st while Julian Fitzgerald finished in 12th posi-

tion in the Jr. Boys’ event. Mary Latoski and Jessie Froehlich

ran the Sr. Girls’ 4km race and finished in 2nd and 13th. One

competitor ran in the Sr. Boys’ category. Wyatt Bolt earned an

9th place finish.

On Saturday, October 13th four of our runners competed in

the provincial meet. There were 565 athletes competing in six

categories. Our athletes faced less than favorable running

conditions - it was minus 10°C and snowing! Jesslyn Leibel

placed 25th in the Jr. Girls’ race. In the Sr. Girls’ race, Mary

Latoski place 32nd and Jessie Froehlich finished in 64th posi-

tion.

Wyatt Bolt crossed the finish

line in 66th position in the Sr.

Boys’ category. Our team

placed 5th out of 15 in the

provincial team results.

Congratulations to all of our

runners. We are very proud

of your accomplishments

throughout the season.

Thank you to the parents,

school and staff for your sup-

port this year.

- Mrs. Storzuk, Coach

(L-R) Wyatt Bolt, Jesslyn Leibel, Jessie Froehlich, Mary Latoski and Coach Storzuk.

Daniel Babut - Bantam Boys’ 3km

race.

WCHSCC ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING -

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH, 2018

Wynyard Composite High School

School Community Council

Annual General Meeting

Monday, February 4th

2018

5:00pm - WCHS Library

The WCHS School Community Council is always looking for new members. Please consider contributing to your child’s educational experience in a positive, supportive way. Successful

schools are made up of more than just teachers, principals and students. Successful schools also rely on parents and communities to help them be the best they can be. Nomination forms can be picked up from the WCHS Office for those interested in a two-year term on the council. Nominations may also come from the floor during the AGM. For more information, contact the

school at 554-2539.

CALCULATION OF DIVISION III AND IV HONOR ROLL AWARDS

For purposes of determining honor roll/distinction status:

Honor Roll - 80.00-89.99% Distinction - 90.00-100%

Division III

The following classes will be used to determine academic

achievement:

ELA, Math, Science, Social Studies, plus 1 elective (Physical

Education, Home Economics, Health, Art, Music, Band and

Computer Literacy). ELA and Math marks will be counted twice in determining averages

due to their frequency in the timetable.

Division IV

*Classes taken in each grade only count toward that specific year.

An “Honor Roll” will not be determined each reporting period (only at the end of the year) -

students are not taking equivalent classes nor will they likely be taking all classes included

in the honor roll calculations each semester therefore common averages cannot be calcu-

lated.

Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12

ELA A10 ELA 20 ELA A30

ELA B10 ELA B30

Social Science 10 History 30

Science 10 Three 20/30 level

Maths/Sciences

Three 30 level Maths/Sciences

MWA 10 or MFP 10

1 school based elective class OR

1 distance education class OR 1

special credit class







(6 classes) (5 classes – these classes must

be taken in the Grade 11 year)

(7 classes – these classes must

be taken in the Grade 12 year)

400 Avenue D West

P.O. Box 880

Wynyard, SK S0A 4T0

Wynyard Composite High School

GRADE 12 JANUARY 2019

DEPARTMENTAL SCHEDULE

Phone: 306-554-2539

E-mail: [email protected]

Check us out on the web!

http://wynyardhigh.horizonsd.ca

Date Time Grade Twelve (Level 30)

Wednesday, January 23

Day 4

8:45 am - 11:30 am

12:45 pm - 3:30 pm

ELA A30

MWA 30

Thursday, January 24

Day 5

8:45 am - 11:30 am

12:45 pm - 3:30 pm

ELA B30

MFD 30

Friday, January 25

Day 6

8:45 am - 11:30 am

12:45 pm - 3:30 pm

BIOL 30

PHYS 30

Monday, January 28

Day 1

8:45 am - 11:30 am

12:45 pm - 3:30 pm

PCAL 30

CHEM 30

Congratulations Kiyra Kletzel for winning the 2018

12 and Under Pass, Punt and Kick Provincial title!

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