Transcript 2013-2014 Citizenship June 24, 2014 Board Recognition

CITIZENSHIP in SRSD
A Celebration of Community Spirit!
June 24, 2014
Citizenship in our
students’ words…
“I hope this hair goes to someone my age and it will make them smile
as big as I did after I cut mine off! I really want to make the planet be
happy”
Mackenzie Waddell
“ My definition of citizenship is any person or group of people who
respect all things around them and strive for positive change in their
community.”
Georgia Dalke
“ It’s about being involved in your community, being respectful to
others, taking care of the environment, being a good role model and
working towards creating a better and healthier community”
Kaylene Blackwood
“ we should always be the nice person. Strive to be the better person.
Reach out to someone and help them if they are struggling…it’s
about your behavior and your actions to the world..”
Emily Lohr
“Citizens are never selfish and are always thinking of others because
citizens are not just one person alone, we are all members of a
community.”
Zander Wells
“ I hope that people learn how to be a better person by being fair, kind
and helpful. All those things make everyone’s day and the world a
better place. I couldn’t imagine being any other way and hope to
be this way forever.!”
Cynthia De Oliveira
“ I am a team player and I like to volunteer because I like to help
people. I want to make our school safer and a better place for
students, staff and parents.”
Tony Leclerc
“ When someone donates a handful of time, the difference made is
tremendous and it shapes a community for the better while the
experiences improve the person who donated the time.
Volunteering is what makes a community because it brings people
together to work on a goal.”
Sydney Parker
“ I want to be someone that inspires others to become more involved in
their community and in the world. I love the feeling of knowing
that I helped someone in need and I made a difference…”
Courtney Wray
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“ This year I have joined the newly formed Gay Straight Alliance in
our school. I helped support those who don’t know who to talk
about their personal choices in their own life. Peers in my school
feel it’s time to come out with who they really are and I am here to
support their choices and help them shoulder the burden to make it
easier on them!
RJ Couture-Wiens
Recycling…even though it is disgusting and smelling at times, we
do it for the environment. Everyone should be recycling in
schools!”
Recycle Everyway Team
“ A good citizen shows respect, honor and gives equal treatment to
everyone. Helping the elderly and young children are important in
being a good citizen. A good citizen is a person who takes his or
her time to help others!”
Saffron Hartung & Jynelle
Chorney
École Ile des Chênes School
Mackenzie Waddell
I stand for:
 Recycling and the environment
 Helping people who struggle
with cancer by donating my
hair.
 Making the planet a happy
place.
La Salle School
Georgia Dalke
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Be part of my school sport teams
Helping teachers
Choir, Musical, Youth Band
Coaching and babysitting
Soar Hearthland (program for
inner-city kids)
VBS (Summer Camp volunteer
Keeping La Salle beautiful
(annual clean-up)
La Barriere Crossings School
Kaylene Blackwood
I stand for:
• Festival du Voyageur Pancake
breakfast
• School sport teams
• Choir and Musical at school
• High Life Steel Orchestra
(steel drum band)
• Folklorama volunteer
• Trinidad and Tobago Cultural Group
École St-Adolphe School
Emily Lohr
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Student safety (lunch hour helper)
Helping the office
Dance Committee
Food-drive (Chile from the Heart)
Volunteering at a nursing home and
Ronald McDonald House
School Sport Teams
Sponsoring a kid in Kenya
Volunteering at an animal rescue
shelter
Dawson Trail School
Zander Wells
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Anti-bullying Committee
Jump Rope for Heart
Cadets
Leadership
Respect and Responsibility
Ste. Anne Elementary
Cynthia De Oliveira
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After School Program
Lunch monitoring
Girls Club
Terry Fox Run
Fairness, Kindness and
helping others
• Buy a Brick program
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Richer School
Tony Leclerc
Safe school Committee
Student Voice
School helper (special events)
Anti-Bullying activities (Power of
One/Respect for all program)
Tell Them from Me Survey review
Jeopardy Club
School Sport teams
Parent Advisory Council Student
representative
Cadets
École Ile des Chênes
We stand for:
Recycle Everyday Team
(Tyrone Sinclair, Colton
Leclaire, Michael Svenson)
• Maintaining the recycling program
at their school
• Positive role models
École Ste-Anne Immersion
Saffron Hartung & Jynelle
Chorney
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Helping Kindergarten students
during lunch and during recess
Helping teachers with assemblies
Positive role models
Responsibility
Kindness
Collège St-Norbert Collegiate
Sydney Parker
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Fundraising activities to support my
school
Gym Riots and Fashion Show
Helping in the office (receptionist and
announcements)
Spirit day, and welcoming day for grade 9
students
Cancer Bracelets
Operation Christmas Child
St.Adolphe Parish Fall Supper and
Community Club Winter Carnival
Collège Lorette Collegiate
Courtney Wray
I stand for:
• CLC Student Council (volunteering,
organizing school activities, etc.)
• Social Justice (raising money and
awareness for an adopted village in
Africa with free the Children)
• Canadian Blood Services (organizing
blood clinics)
• School musical
• School morning announcements
Ste-Anne Collegiate
RJ Couture-Wiens
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Yearbook Committee
Student Voice (Idea generation, leading
school activities, MC at school events)
We Day Activities
GSA (promoting awareness and
support of LGBTTQAI community in
the school community)
School musical
Woodridge Community Centre
Marchand Gospel volunteer
Last word….
"There’s a radical – and wonderful – new idea
here… that all children could and should be
inventors of their own theories, critics of
other people’s ideas, analyzers of evidence,
and makers of their own personal marks on
the world. Its an idea with revolutionary
implications. If we take it seriously.“
- Deborah Meier
The End