May Newsletter - École Camille J. Lerouge School

École Camille J. Lerouge
Through God, all things are possible.
Grâce à Dieu, tout est possible.
MAY 2016
École Camille J. Lerouge
5530 - 42A Avenue
Phone (403) 347-7830
Mme Dorice Swensrude - Principal
M. Glenn MacLeod - Vice-Principal
Mme Nicole Zimmerman - Vice-Principal
Important Dates
May
2-PD Day - NO SCHOOL for
students
5-Elementary Assembly-10:45 am–
Gym
6-Month of Mary Celebration9:30 am-Gym
10 & 12-PAT Exams-Grs 6-9
11-School Council Mtg - 7:00 pm Library
20 & 23-Victoria Day-No School
25-Year End Food Truck Event5:00 pm– Gym
27-June 3-Gr 9 FI & Eng Quebec
& Ottawa Trip
31-PreK-Gr 2 Concert-6:30 pm-Gym
June
7-Elementary Assembly-12:45 pmGym
7-Spring Band Concert- Memorial
Centre-7:00 pm
9-Gr 9 Farewell Mass-Sacred
Heart Church-5:00 pm
13-Year End Mass-Sacred Heart
Church-9:30 am
22-M.S. Year End Talent Show/
Awards-12:45 pm-Gym
22-28-M.S. PAT Exams and Finals
24-Elementary Track ‘n Field Day
30-Last day of school for students
and staff
School Website:
camille.rdcrs.ca
Members of Camille gained an understanding of
Sacramental Life and the meaning of Liturgy at
our Resurrection Mass. Thank you to M.
Rheaume’s and Mme Nathalie’s classes for their
preparation for this celebration. Also, thank you
Father Joe for leading us in prayer!
Grade 6
Reid Harris
Hannah Ly
Olivia Moreau
Sophie Nossack
Andrew Seo
Nikita Taranik
Grade 7
Hailey Anderson
Amelia Cunningham
Kylie Dulc
Ekaterina Fissenko
Celina Grieman
Andrew Kim
Caleb McMullen
Halle Pelletier
Haley Poole
Mattise Rensburg
Alexa Roberts
Jayden Vale
HONOUR ROLL WITH
DISTINCTION
2015 - 2016
Report 2
Grade 9
Grade 8
Jason Choi
Cameron Frenette
Kyra Gamelin
Kade Hirney
Richard Seo
Tyrus Toews
Ylamae Beltran
Makayla Bernier
Shye Borgstrom
Allie Bradford
Johann Danielson
Brady Davey
Shanelli Ferros
Nicole Giroux
Alexandra Gonzales
Sydney Lewis
Hannah McCabe
Julia McIlravey
Juarez-Gracias Nouhoheflin
Anne-Marie Purdy
Hannah Purdy
Emmanuel Santos
Sydney Simenson
Tyler Watt
Honour Roll with Distinction is an average of
90% comprised of the five core subjects
(Religion, English or French L.A., Math, Science
and Social Studies). No mark in any course can
be lower than 80%.
Grade 6
Grayson Chabot
James Choi
Kaiden Ellertson
Isabella Evangelista
Alexis Hendricks
Denisha Maerz
David MirWais
Ryann Tonery
Keaten Vale
HONOUR ROLL
2015 - 2016
Report 2
Grade 7
Tieran Baxter
Stephanie Blokland
Hayley Crowe
Leah Desilets
Ryann Ewach
Jacob Foster
Rachel Frenette
Devon Gruber
Tanaya Harty
Tyrzah Heron
Nicole Homan
Grade 7
Colby Howitt
Adam Hucal
Evan Joseph
Ayla Labrecque
Jaylene Major
Tai McClelland
Kiara McIlravey
Johnathan Mohr
Esther Tothi
Jackson Wu
Honour Roll is an average of 80% comprised of
the five core subjects (Religion, English or
French L.A., Math, Science and Social Studies).
No mark in any course can be lower than 70%.
Grade 8
Jannelle Alvarez
Ifeoluwa Apantaku
Ethan James Aquino
Aislin Borle
Sydnie Bray
Kirk Budvarson
Ruby Butler
Isabelle Cormier
Spencer Davis
Shaylee Dixon
Mika Eggink
Jared Elford
Blake Feser
Nash Fischer
Julia Franson
Joshua Gagnon
Kate Hansen
Brayden Hatto
Katelynn Hatto
Kate Helset
Kyle Henderson
Kyle Hirney
Brooklyn Howes
Emmett Joly
Abigail Kennelly
HONOUR ROLL
2015 -2016
Report 2
Grade 8
Limuel Lazaro
Aislin Lunt-Michel
Dermot MacDougall
Jaimie Marchuk
John Marchuk
Brett Meerman
Michael Miranda
Uniz Poquiz
Vanessa Rickards
Ingrid Rosca
Ariann Rosentreter-Doel
Noah Schmucki
Ethan Scrase
Rachel Vida
Madison Virtucio
Vanessa Webster
Cale Zubot
Grade 9
Erlyn Abapo
Chloe Brennan
Arminne-Pearl Davis
Kianna Doyle
Carson Frenette
Chase Gagnon
Brendan Godwin
Azriel Handa
Johane Nieuwoudt
Morgan Pelletier
Tony Poteet
Hendrik Rautenbach
Aidan Vida
Courtney Wolokoff
Jordan Zazula
Honour Roll is an average of 80% comprised of
the five core subjects (Religion, English or
French L.A., Math, Science and Social Studies).
No mark in any course can be lower than 70%.
Professional Development Tidbits – May 2016
Camille continues to be a busy place! April brings the beginning of our final term and preparation for the
end of the year and culminating activities. It is an exciting time for professional development as well. We
get a chance to begin reflecting on our year and planning for next year. Students are always at the center
of our discussions and the focus of our professional growth.
Where we’ve been:
April 4: Grade/Subject collaboration
April 11: Dave Martin, our division Math Lead Teacher, came in to present on critical thinking for our
math teachers. Kaela Masikewich, a student teacher at our school, offered a technology based
session on various educational apps and learning tools.
April 18: Staff Meeting
April 25: Dave Martin was in to present to our Middle School Math teachers on manipulatives and
strategies. Elementary teachers had a Math Daily 3 sharing session, and the Humanities teachers
gathered for an idea session to build literacy within our subject areas.
Where we’re going:
May 2: Full Day PD at the school. We will be working on visioning for Camille as we move toward a
French Immersion School next year. We will also have an opportunity to work on student transition
plans that will enable us to create class lists and assist students as they move toward next year.
Collaboration time
Knowing the Learner – creation of class lists, transition plans, IPPs, and Benchmarks for ESL students.
Summer Reading
It’s Important
During the summer our library will be open
two days a week for book exchanges and
activities.
Library hours are: Tuesdays 10 am-4 pm
Wednesdays 10 am-4pm
Story time will occur on each of these days at
11 am and 3 pm.
BOOKFAIR WINNER
Congratulations to Dawson Gower in Mme
Boissonneault’s class. Dawson was the winner of $25
to spend at the Book Fair. As well, Mme Boissonneault
was able to pick $25 worth of books for her class.
Thank you to all those who supported the Learning
Commons.
MAY/JUNE 2016 ACHIEVEMENT TEST DATES
May 10
9:00 am
9:00 am
Grade 6
Grade 9
French Lang Arts
English Lang Arts
May 12
9:00 am
9:00 am
Grade 6
Grade 9
English Lang Arts
French Lang Arts
June 22
9:00 am
9:00 am
Grade 6
Grade 9
French Lang Arts
French Lang Arts
June 23
9:00 am
9:00 am
Grade 6
Grade 9
English Lang Arts
English Lang Arts
June 24
9:00 am
9:00 am
Grade 6
Grade 9
Social Studies
Social Studies
June 27
9:00 am
9:00 am
Grade 6
Grade 9
Science
Science
June 28
9:00 am
9:00 am
Grade 6
Grade 9
Math
Math
PLEASE MARK THESE VERY IMPORTANT DATES
IN YOUR CALENDAR!
At Band Festival:
The Band Program at Ecole Camille J. Lerouge had
a very successful week at the Red Deer Festival of
the Performing Arts. The Grade 5 Concert Band,
Grade 6 Concert Band, Grade 7 Concert Band,
Grade 8/9 Concert Band and the Jazz Band all
performed fantastically. The bands all received
either a Superior or an Excellent rating for their
performances. In addition, the Grade 7 Concert
Band won a scholarship for being the best Level 2
Band! All the students demonstrated a high level of
musicality and commitment to instrumental music.
Congratulations!
PEANUT ALERT!
LOOKING FOR LEGO!
Ms. Julie Masson, our Family School
Enhancement Counsellor, will be running a lego
social skills group here at Camille. She would
love any lego donations you might have. Be sure
to drop these off here at the Camille office.
Changes in the Air (May)
Warmer temperatures cause us to dream for summer days. With winter’s frigid temperatures behind
us one assumes idling will reduce. But idling is not
a seasonal activity. A Canadian study found on any
given August day, Canadians idle their vehicles for
a combined total of 46 million minutes per day.
Turning off our vehicles contribute to improving
air quality around our school. Additionally climate
can be affected by carbon dioxide emissions from
exhausts. We want warmer weather but let it happen naturally; not as a result of global warming.
Personal Appearance
We expect that children dress appropriately for school.
Appearance should reflect good judgment and respect
for self and others. Failure to show this good judgment
could result in the student being sent home to change.
Inappropriate attire includes:
 Unhemmed cut-offs, short skirts (no more than 8 cm
above the knee), shorts and dresses that do not
illustrate a business-like attire
 Excessively ripped or baggy clothing
 Sleeveless shirts, fish-net tops on gentlemen (tank
tops)
 Halter tops, spaghetti strap tops, beach/swimwear
tops, fish-net tops or other tops which insufficiently
cover body and undergarments
 Bare midriffs (shirts must be long enough to be
tucked in or meet the belt-line of pants), clothing with
plunging necklines, or backless clothing
 Headwear of any kind (hats, caps, bandannas,
sweat bands, etc.)
 Clothing which allows under garments to be
exposed
 Any combination of clothing which is considered
gang related
Middle school students are required to
wear a school gym strip for Physical
Education classes. Clothing depicting/
suggesting inappropriate words, symbols,
phrases, graffiti, etc. is not permitted.
Our school, Camille J. Lerouge School, has some
students that have a life-threatening allergic reaction
to peanuts or products containing peanuts/peanut oil.
With your cooperation, we can minimize the risk of
an allergic reaction.
SPRING BAND CONCERT
The Band Program at Camille will be having their Spring Band
Concert on Tuesday, June 7th at 7 pm. This concert will celebrate the successes of the band students and will take place at the
Memorial Centre (North of the school). Please plan to attend.
BON VOYAGE! HAVE A NICE TRIP!
A group of 26 Camille French Immersion grade 9
students are traveling to Montreal and Québec City
along with 5 lucky adults. They will be accompanied
by Mme Leger and M. Rheaume.
As well, a group of 17 English grade 9 students along
with one lucky adult are also traveling to Montreal
and Québec. They will be accompanied by Mrs.
Zackowski and Mr. MacLeod.
Both groups are away from May 27th to June 3rd for
this exciting experience!
Flip Flops and Mishaps on the Playground
With the warmer weather, some students are heading out to
the playground with flip flops. We are asking that you DO
NOT send your childr en to school with flip flops as they
are not safe outside footwear. The amount of accidents we
see in the office due to flip flops are concerning. We
appreciate your consideration with this matter.
Telephone Messages
The office is currently experiencing an increased volume of
requests for messages to be passed onto students. Please be
aware it is extremely difficult to ensure messages are passed
to your children without interrupting classes. The ongoing
interruptions to the classrooms are becoming a major
concern to teachers and a distraction for students. Please be
thoughtful and make necessary arrangements prior to your
child leaving for school in the morning. If you are worried
that your child may forget the arrangements, a note in the
agenda can be a useful reminder. It is also helpful to your
child if you have an alternate plan if you are running late, eg.
“If Mommy is not at our meeting place, just go into the
office and wait for me there.” Of course, there are always
exceptions and please do not hesitate to contact the office
staff directly in case of an emergency.
CONGRATULATIONS TO CAMILLE J. LEROUGE’S MIDDLE SCHOOL BADMINTON TEAMS:
Grade 6 Boys:
James Choi
Kaiden Ellertson
Ty Erickson
Lucas Henrion
Jackson McDonald
David Mirwais
Andrew Seo
Dayton Smythe
Nikita Taranik
Keaten Vale
Wani Wande
Grade 6 Girls:
Kali Chabot
Vicky Deng
Isabella Evangelista
Olivia Fraser
Frances Hansen
Adrianna Harty
Hailey Henry
Kayla Lamiel
Hannah Ly
Denisha Maerz
Tanika Samuel
Glenda Shi
Coach: Mme Ayotte &
Mme Giroux
Grade 7 Boys:
Daniel Arciniegas Salazar
Tieran Baxter
Talbot Cooper
Nicholas Cymbaluk
Josh Dore
Adam Hucal
Vincent Ibeas
Ashton Jones
Andrew Kim
Caleb McMullen
Jayden Tattrie
Isaac Tisdale
Grade 7 Girls:
Rebekah Andasol
Stephanie Blokland
Amelia Cunningham
Ryann Ewach
Ekaterina Fissenko
Rachel Frenette
Kiera Goodman
Tanaya Harty
Tyrzah Heron
Nicole Homan
Mattise Rensburg
Madyx Roberge
Coaches: Mme Leger & Mr s.
Letourneau
Grade 7s:
Madyx received a Bronze Medal in Singles!
Josh & Nicole received a Bronze in Mixed Doubles.
Amelia & Mattise made it to semi finals for doubles!
Grade 8 Boys:
Sam Berube
Jason Choi
Jared Elford
Cameron Frenette
Chase Gagnon
Josh Gagnon
Kyle Henderson
Nicholas Jervis
Emmett Joly
Brett Meerman
Liam Thornton
Tyrus Toews
Grade 8 Girls:
Sydnie Bray
Kayla Cervantes
Isabelle Cormier
Kate Hansen
Hayleigh Malcolm
Mia Murray
Uniz Poquiz
Kadence Roberge
Gloria Shi
Rachel Vida
Emma Vincent
Vanessa Webster
Coaches: M. Peter man &
Ms. Prodanuk
Grade 8s:
Boys Doubles Gold Medalists: Josh & Cameron
Boys Doubles Bronze Medalists: Nick & Jared
Mixed Doubles Bronze Medalists: Brett & Rachel
MIDDLE SCHOOL TRACK
AND FIELD DAYS:
June 1 - Grade 9
June 7 - Grade 7
June 9 - Grade 8
June 15 - Grade 6
We are in need of parent volunteers
for the track meets! Please call M.
Cormier at 403-347-7830 if you’re
able to help out!
Grade 9 Boys:
Logan Cockerill
Braeden Cook
Johann Danielson
Kyle Gladney
Keel MacDonald
Blake Mailhiot
Christian Nelson
Hendrik Rautenbach
Emmanuel Santos
Tyson Thornton
Aiden Vida
Tyler Watt
Grade 9 Girls:
Allie Bradford
Nikaya Goodman
Antonella Herrera
Lauren Kearney
Maria Koller
Chiamaka Nwaribe
Anne-Marie Purdy
Hannah Purdy
Sydney Simenson
Lexie Simoneau
Jordan Zazula
Coaches: M. Capicio &
M. Rheaume
Grade 9s:
Gold Mixed Doubles: Tyler & Antonella
Gold Boys Doubles: Tyson & Aidan
Bronze Girls Doubles: Jordan & Maria
Bronze Boys Doubles: Johann & Hendrick
ELEMENTARY TRACK AND
FIELD DAY
June 24
More info to follow!
BOTTLE DRIVE
THANK YOU!
Thank you to all the families who brought in
the bottles to our Drop Off Bottle Drive.
The funds collected will be used towards the
Beautification of our South Courtyard.
YEAR END EVENT
Food Trucks - Bouncy Castle - Face Painting
School Council Hosted Year End Event
It is The Parents vs. The Kids!!!
Who will win and be named the Champions!
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
5:00 - 7:00 pm in the gym
Details will be sent home with your child soon
OUR LADY OF VICTORY CAMP
GULL LAKE
OLVC is hosting their Annual Gala Fundraiser on Friday, May 13
at St. Mary’s Parish in Red Deer. For more information on how to
purchase a ticket ($50) for this event, or to make a contribution of
a silent auction item, or to make a financial contribution, please
contact Deacon Claude Baril at [email protected] (best) or call him
at 403-896-3745.
Dental Outreach of Red Deer (DOoR)
Free urgent dental treatment for children 5-18 years
of age having difficulty accessing dental care.
Services are provided at the Red Deer Johnstone
Crossing Community Health Centre
For more information, please call 403-356-6302 and
ask for the DOoR program.
Sacred Heart Parish
5508 48A Ave
403-346-2618
Website:www.sacredheartrd.ca
Email:[email protected]
May 2016 Newsletter
Baptism
For information about the Sacrament of Baptism email Maria at [email protected] or look at our
website: www.sacredheartrd.ca
Parents are required to attend a seminar before having your child baptized.
The dates are as follows:
Tuesday May 10
6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Saturday June 11
9:00 a.m. to 12 noon
First Eucharist
Celebration
Confirmation
Weekend of May 14/15
Weekend of May 28/29
Rehearsal: May 14 at 10:00 a.m.
Rehearsal: May 28 at 9:00 a.m.
The fifth session in preparation for the sacrament is:
Awakened to Grace
Saturday, May 7 @ from 9 to 10:30 am
Sun
1
Mon
Tue
2
3
Wed
Day 1
4
Thu
Day 2
PD Day
NO SCHOOL
for students
8
9
Day 5
16
Day 4
Day 3
10
Day 6
11
Day 1
17
Day 5
18
Day 6
12
Day 2
8 am-Gr 8s at
Skills Alberta
8:30 am-Grow
Boy/Go Girls
9 am-Gr 6-9 ELA
& FLA Exams
19
Day 1
23
24
Day 2
Victoria Day
NO SCHOOL
29
30
Day 6
Day 4
7
25
Day 3
5 pm-School
Council Year
End Food Truck
Event-Gym
All families
welcome!
31
Day 1
6:30 pm-Pre-KGr 2 ConcertGym
13
Day 3
14
7 pm-Gr 8 & 9s
Wake-A-Thon
Gym
20
21
Victoria Day
Weekend
NO SCHOOL
Tacky Tourist
Day
22
6
Sat
10:45 am9:30 am-Mary
Elementary
Celebration-Gym
Awards Assembly
9 am-Gr 6 FLA
7 pm-School
PAT
Council Mtg–
9 am-Gr 9 ELA
Library
PAT
10:30 am-Rosary
Celebration-Gr 5s
St. Mary’s
15
5
Fri
26
Day 4
27
Day 5
Gr 6 & 7
Confirmation
Retreat-St. Mary’s
Gr 9 FI & Eng
Quebec Trip
28