2014-10-01-Memo - Chilliwack School District

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October 1, 2014
THANK YOU TO ALL STAFF: World Teacher Day - In recognition of World Teachers' Day October
5, 2014 the Chilliwack Board of Education thanks ALL STAFF for your dedication! Board trustees will
be delivering apples to sites on Friday for all staff to enjoy. The Board recognizes that all employees in
our district contribute to the learning of our students and that it takes the concerted effort on the part of
all staff to create a true learning community.
The apple we will be enjoying in recognition of World Teacher Day this year is the Ambrosia apple
(no spray). The Ambrosia apple, a current top favorite in BC, is a new apple, only about 12 years old.
At an orchard in Cawston, in the Similkameen Valley, a new, naturally occurring tree, grew among the
apple orchard. The farmer noticed that the workers favored this tree for their apple snacks, and after
discovering how delicious the apple was, the tree was graphed and has been growing the Ambrosia
apple ever since. Did you know that the white film you often see on apples is called “plume”? It’s a
natural defense that the apple uses to protect itself when temperatures cool down. The Jonagold apple
has a rather unique plume which is a waxy finish on the surface of the apple. These defenses are often
mistaken for chemicals or sprays applied during the growing period.
EXTENDED SPRING BREAK 2015: LOU Between SD33 & C.U.P.E. - A Letter of Understanding
between School District 33 (Chilliwack) and C.U.P.E., Local 411, concerning the makeup of working
time lost as a result of the extended spring break in March 2015 is attached. Please note that the
provisions of this LOU apply only to school term (10 month) staff. Principals, vice-principals and
managers have been asked to meet with 10 month staff to create a plan for each individual to make up
the four (4) working days lost as a result of the extended spring break. The LOU includes a table
indicating how many hours are to be made up depending upon the individual’s normal hours of work.
Extra time is to be recorded and paid as it is earned. Employees may contact the payroll department to
ask that a portion of their total pay be diverted to a second bank account. Ten month staff may make
up time by attending staff meetings, after school professional development sessions or by working extra
time to consult with teachers and administrators. The plan for an individual employee to make up time
must be established in consultation with their supervisor. It is important to distinguish between the
extra time worked for the purpose of making up the spring break time and the extra time worked for
purposes of the collaboration days. Bus Drivers are guaranteed their normal base hours as described in
the collective agreement. Supervision Assistants may make up four (4) hours by attending a
professional development day. Casual employees are not entitled to make up time. (attachment 1)
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT DATA EXCHANGE (SADE) - To all distributed learning sites,
continuing education sites and schools with grade 8-12 students: The first SADE collection for the
2014/15 school year opens Wednesday, October 1 and your error-free extract must be loaded in the
Ministry of Education's online Data Exchange (DX2) by Friday, November 14. Further information on
SADE is located at http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/datacollections/sade.
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1701 – The Fall Data Collection deadline has been extended. The Snapshot date is now Friday,
October 17. Please contact Farrell Brett at 604-703-1718 or email [email protected] if you
have any questions or require assistance.
2014-15 ASSEMBLY & DISMISSAL SCHEDULE - Revised (attachment 2)
SD 33 BUSINESS CARDS - The Print Shop is once again printing business cards for SD 33 staff!
These cards are comparable in paper thickness and print quality to the cards we were having made
outside the district. The cost per card is .04 per ($4.16 per 100 cards); there is no minimum order.
Please contact Kelsey Elderton [email protected] directly to place your order. See
sample and Print Shop flyer attached. (attachment 3)
► HUMAN RESOURCES
C.U.P.E. GENERAL LEAVE / LEAVE WITHOUT PAY: CUPE Collective Agreement - 14.10
General Leave - The Employer may grant leave of absence with or without pay and without loss of
seniority to any employee requesting such leave for good and sufficient cause, such request to be in
writing and approved by the Employer. Unpaid general leaves less than one (1) school year will not be
granted to school term employees when students are in session except in cases of compelling
circumstance. School Term Employees on a leave of absence of one (1) year or more under the
provisions of this Article shall provide the Employer with written notice of their intention to return to work
the following September no later than May 15th. The School District is NOT required by the collective
agreement to grant general leaves. Each request will be judged on both the merit of the request and the
ability for the district to maintain service to students. Circumstances that Human Resources could
support as “good and sufficient cause” would be personal obligations that cannot be scheduled
during non-enrolling time and would be considered compelling circumstances:
1. Wedding of a child/grandchild/sibling/parent or Graduation of Direct Family Member
2. Extension of Family Emergency Leave (serious and compelling family illness, not the flu …)
3. Competing at a National or International level elite competition.
4. Educational Leave that Benefits the District (improves service to students)
5. Other Serious and Compelling Circumstances
Common requests that would not be considered compelling or could be scheduled during a nonenrolling time include:
1. Family Vacation
2. Participation in Community or Service club activities
3. Any Paid work
Should an employee wish to apply for a LWOP the process is as follows:
1. Put your request in writing and complete your leave form.
2.Meet with your supervisor to discuss your request. (Your supervisor and Human Resources may
need to discuss)
3.If approved book your replacement through the normal process of requesting a replacement using
the Replacement Booking Guidelines Brochure.
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(Repeat) POSITIONS OF SPECIAL RESPONSIBILITY - Positions of Special Responsibility for the
period September 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015 are allocated as follows:
School
A.D. Rundle Middle
Chilliwack Middle
Chilliwack Secondary
Education Centre
FVDES
G.W. Graham
Mount Slesse Middle
Rosedale Middle
Sardis Secondary
Vedder Middle
Student Services
Allocation for POSR
3.0
4.0
6.0
2.5
4.5
6.0
4.0
3.0
7.0
4.0
1.0
Please forward to Donna Dove by October 8, 2014 your recommendations for appointments or your
requests for the use of these funds.
C.U.P.E. SENIORTY REPORT – September 2014 (attachment 4)
POSTING & FILLING INFORMATION (attachment 5)
REPLACEMENT STAFF NEWS (attachment 6)
► LEARNING SERVICES
Aboriginal Education
SD 33 HALQ’EME’YLEM LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION (attachment 7)
2014 AEA PSA CONFERENCE – Indigenous Education and Residential Schools, October 24,
2014, UBC First Nations Longhouse. See attached flyer for registration information. (attachment 8)
Curriculum & Pro-D
2014 REMEMBRANCE DAY LEARNING RESOURCES:
 Order FREE and bilingual Remembrance Day Learning Resources (for ages 5 to 18) at
www.veterans.gc.ca. The Teacher’s Guide, available online, offers cross-curricular lesson plans
and is the perfect companion to these resources.
 The Friends of the Canadian War Museum video: https://www.friendsamis.org/index.php/en/meet-the-friends/videos/452-musical-tribute-to-juno-beach. This 8 minute
video is a resource that may be played during an assembly or classroom discussion as part of
Remembrance Day programs on this 70th anniversary of Juno Beach.
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Student Services
CPI TRAINING - CPI (Non-Violent Crisis Intervention) training will be offered to school employees
again this year. However, we will be shifting to a team training approach, rather than training
individuals. There will be a training on the October 24 Professional Day, but there will be a
requirement that at least 3 members from a school team attend. Additionally, if a school would like to
book a training session for their team on another day, please contact Brenda Calendino or Glenda
Gaudette at Student Services. (attachment 9)
(Repeat) POPFASD ONLINE TRAINING - Course registration for fall offerings is now open. The link
for registration is http://www.fasdoutreach.ca/training. Please see and share the attached poster.
(attachment 10)
► HEALTH & SAFETY
LET’S STAY HEALTHY DURING COLD & FLU SEASON - Some helpful hints and resources to keep
students, staff and your families healthy. Congratulations Sardis Elementary Health & Safety Team
for being the first to submit Health & Safety minutes. Well done! “Health and Safety is everyone’s
responsibility.” (attachment 11)
(Repeat) TIME SENSITIVE ITEMS TO BE COMPLETED BY OCTOBER 3: (attachment 12)
 First Aid Attendants
 Health and Safety Committee Members
 Items for Health and Safety Agenda
► TECHNOLOGY
► OPERATIONS
► GREEN INITIATIVES
RECYCLING WORKSHOPS: Attention Grades 3 – 6 Teachers - The City of Chilliwack is once again
offering FREE Recycling Workshops to grade 3 – 6 classrooms. The dates for this year are October 8
and 9, 2014. Space is limited; see the attached flyer for further information. (attachment 13)
► AROUND THE DISTRICT
CHILLIWACK CENTRAL ELEMENTARY COMMUNITY SCHOOL SOCIETY PROGRAM GUIDE –
Fall 2014 (attachment 14)
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DRIVE ONE 4 UR SCHOOL AT CENTRAL ELEMENTARY COMMUNITY SCHOOL – Saturday,
October 4 from 9:00am-3:30pm. This FREE event is the premier fundraiser for the in-class reading
program and primary playground. For every person that drives a new Ford the school will receive a
$20 donation from Ford. There will be a hot dog sale as well as raffle draws to help with the fundraising
efforts.
► COMMUNITY INFORMATION
FRASER VALLEY TROUT HATCHERY FIELD TRIPS - See the attached for field trip information for
classes from Kindergarten to Grade 12. (attachment 15)
LIVE 5-2-1-0 FAMILY FOCUS GROUPS – SCOPE and the Chilliwack Division of Family Practice is
looking for parents and caregivers of kids 12 and under to take part in focus groups to determine the
barriers to living 5-2-1-0 (5 fruits/veggies per day, no more than 2 hours screen time, 1 hour of physical
activity/day, 0 sugar-sweetened drinks), to aid in developing supporting resource materials. Please see
and distribute the attached information flyer. (attachment 16)
CANADIAN BLOOD SERVICES: National Blood Inventory in Critical Condition - Canadian Blood
Services is appealing to all eligible donors to make a blood donation immediately to increase Canada’s
critically low blood inventory. All blood donors are needed, in particular those with type O and A blood.
As a result of the desperate need for donated blood, CBS has extended this Friday's clinic in
Chilliwack by one hour, and 25 donation times need to be filled. The clinic will now run from noon to
6:00pm at the Coast Chilliwack Hotel. Additionally, there are still 50 appointments open to donate on
Oct. 13, which is Thanksgiving Monday. That clinic runs from 1:30 to 7:30pm at the Coast Hotel.
In recent months extremely low attendance at blood donor clinics across Canada in combination with
the constant need for blood has caused the national inventory to be used faster than it can be
replenished. This has created the lowest national blood inventory since 2008. To book an appointment
today, download the GiveBlood app, visit blood.ca or call 1-888-2-DONATE (1-888-236-6283). See the
attached for more clinic dates and locations. (attachment 17)
A SEASON OF READINGS AT THE ART ROOM – The Chilliwack Libraries and the Chilliwack Arts
Council are proud to present three evenings of local authors reading from their works. Enjoy some
refreshment as you revel in the local literacy arts! Admission is FREE, however space is limited. See
the attached for more information. (attachment 18)
(Repeat) CHILLIWACK ARTS COUNCIL PRESENTS – Upcoming classes for kids at the Art Room.
See attached for more details. (attachment 19)
CANADIAN PLANETARIUMS: Bringing Stars to Classrooms - A portable planetarium, featuring a
rich digital sky with all the bells and whistles can be set up in minutes in your school. Children will take
a tour of the night sky, learn about planets, stars, first nations myths of the sky, take a trip around the
universe without ever setting foot off the school grounds. The stars have never seemed so close as
inside the inflatable dome of an advanced Digitalis Planetarium. For complete information check out
the brochure.
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(Repeat) MEND (Mind, Exercise, Nutrition, Do it!) – This program empowers children and families to
become fitter and healthier. This FREE program is fun and interactive and supports 7-13 year old
children and their families to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Sessions take place in a supportive environment
and include fun 2-hour sessions twice a week for 10 weeks. Families who participate, will also receive a
FREE 3-month family membership to the Chilliwack Family YMCA and will be eligible for an additional 3
free months upon completion of the program. MEND 7-13 is for 7-13 year olds who are above a
healthy weight (body mass index (BMI) of 85% or higher. You can calculate your child’s BMI at:
apps.nccd.cdc.gov/dnpabmi. For questions or to register for the Chilliwack Program, call Chilliwack
MEND 7-13 Program Manager, Andrea Gieselman at 604-799-3732 (attachment 20)
DENONI’S ACADEMY OF MUSIC - See attached for fall rates. (attachment 21)
WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE CHILLIWACK CULTURAL CENTRE:
 Come to The Centre and reveal your inner artist. Watch potters, musicians, actors and crafters
demonstrate the pure joy of creating as The Chilliwack Cultural Centre swings open its doors once
again for people to come look around and help celebrate The Centre’s fourth anniversary!
Constantly expanding the variety of creative opportunities available to the community, The
Chilliwack Arts & Cultural Centre Society invites you to explore what is new and exciting in this
fantastic venue on October 4, 2014 from 11:00am to 3:00pm.
 Don’t miss your chance to see the three time Tony award winning show Avenue Q, a part-human,
part-puppet musical theatre experience like no other, when Vancouver’s Arts Club Theatre brings it
to the Chilliwack Cultural Centre for 2 performances on October 10 & 11, 2014.
For more information visit the Chilliwack Cultural Centre website at www.chilliwackculturalcentre.com.
October 1, 2014
LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING
BETWEEN
SCHOOL DISTRICT 33 (CHILLIWACK)
AND
CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 411
For the 2014-2015 school year, the Board of Education for School District 33 (Chilliwack)
has adopted a local school calendar that provides for a two week spring break. All schools
will be closed for students from March 23 to April 2, 2015 for spring break. Schools will
reopen for classes on Tuesday, April 7, 2015 following Good Friday and Easter Monday.
Make Up of Lost Hours of Work
In order to avoid loss of annual pay, equivalent to the extension to spring break, school
term employees will be provided with the option of making up the time for the four (4)
days of the extended spring break. Individual employee schedules of “makeup time” will
be determined at each site.
School term employees will record additional time worked on their bi-weekly time sheets
and will be paid that time as it is worked. Employees will be provided with the option of
diverting a portion of their total pay to a second bank account. In order for employees to
accrue and bank pay equal to that lost during the extended spring break, they must
schedule their additional time prior to spring break.
The following table indicates the number of hours to be made up dependent upon the
employee’s normally scheduled hours of work:
Assigned Hours per Day
1.00
4.00
4.25
4.50
4.75
5.00
5.25
5.50
5.75
6.00
6.25
6.50
6.75
7.00
Assigned Hours per
Week
5.00
20.00
21.25
22.50
23.75
25.00
26.25
27.50
28.75
30.00
31.25
32.50
33.75
35.00
Hours to Be Made Up for
2014-2015
4.00
16.00
17.00
18.00
19.00
20.00
21.00
22.00
23.00
24.00
25.00
26.00
27.00
28.00
Affected Categories of Employees
Those employees who work only during the school term will be provided with the option
of making up the additional four (4) days for the extended spring break.
Bus Drivers will continue to be guaranteed a base of one thousand and ninety (1090)
hours per school year in accordance with Article 9.5 of the collective agreement.
Supervision assistants will be asked to attend four (4) hours of appropriate professional
development on a professional development day.
Casual employees will not be entitled to “make up” time or payment during the extended
Spring Break.
For 12 month employees, spring break days will be considered normal working days and
employees may choose, in consultation with their supervisor, to work or to take vacation,
sick leave gratuity or banked time off.
Activities to Make Up Time
School term employees can “make up” time through a combination of attending school
staff meetings, attending after school professional development sessions (over and above
after school collaboration sessions) and/or working additional daily or weekly time. The
decision for how time will be made up by a particular employee will be made through
consultation between the individual and their supervisor, with the supervisor having the
final decision-making authority.
The parties recognize the value of support staff participating in staff meetings and
encourage staff to use this option for “make up” time wherever possible.
Extra time worked will not be subject to “Article 10 – Overtime” provisions of the collective
agreement.
Agreed this ______ day of __________________, 2014
For School District 33
For CUPE, Local 411
_________________________________
__________________________
_________________________________
__________________________
ASSEMBLY & DISMISSAL SCHEDULE
2014-15
Elementary Schools
School
1st
Class
Recess
Lunch
Dismissal
Bernard
795-7840
8:30
10:10 -10:25
12:05 -12:55
2:20
Central
792-8537
8:45
10:10 -10:25
12:05- 12:45
2:30
Cheam
792-1416
8:20
10:00 -10:15
11:55 -12:45
2:10
Cultus Lake
858-6266
8:00
9:45 -10:00
11:40 -12:25
1:45
East Chwk.
794-7533
8:10
10:05 – 10:20
12:00 – 12:45
1:55
Evans
858-3057
8:15
9:55 - 10:10
11:50 -12:35
2:00
F.G. Leary
792-1281
8:30
10:10 - 10:25
12:05 -12:50
2:15
Greendale
823-6738
8:00
9:40 - 9:55
11:40 -12:25
1:45
Little Mtn.
792-0681
8:30
10:00 - 10:15
12:00 -12:40
2:10
McCammon
795-7000
8:15
10:00 - 10:15
11:45 -12:25
2:00
Promontory
824-4885
8:30
10:10 - 10:25
12:05 – 12:50
2:15
Robertson
795-5312
8:30
10:10 - 10:25
12:05 -12:45
2:15
Rosedale (K-6) 794-7124
8:10
9:34 - 9:49
11:45 -12:32
1:57
Sardis
858-7145
8:35
10:15-10:30
12:10 -1:00
2:25
Strathcona
792-9301
8:30
10:30 – 10:45
12:15 - 1:00
2:15
Tyson
858-2111
8:15
10:00 - 10:15
11:55 -12:40
2:00
Unsworth
858-4510
8:45
10:15 - 10:30
12:15 - 1:00
2:30
Vedder
858-4759
8:15
10:00 – 10:15
11:45 -12:30
2:00
Watson
858-9477
8:30
10:00 - 10:15
12:00 -12:45
2:15
Yarrow
823-4408
8:15
9:55 -10:10
11:50 -12:35
2:00
Updated: October 1, 2014
ASSEMBLY & DISMISSAL SCHEDULE
2014-15
Middle, Secondary & Alternate Schools
School
Telephone
1st Class
Lunch
Dismissal
AD Rundle Middle
604-792-4257
8:30
11:41 - 12:16
2:29
Chilliwack Middle
604-795-5781
8:30
12:22 – 12:55
2:37
Chilliwack Secondary
604-795-7295
8:31
11:19 – 12:05
2:47
GW Graham Middle-Sec.
604-847-0772
8:20
11:21 – 12:04
2:30
Mount Slesse
604-824-7481
8:25
12:43 – 1:25
2:40
Rosedale (7-9)
604-794-7124
7:58
11:46 – 12:20
2:04
Sardis Secondary
604-858-9424
8:30
11:03 – 11:57
2:37
Vedder Middle
604-858-7141
8:30
12:20 – 12:56
2:40
Education Centre
604-792-9277
8:40
12:00 - 12:30
2:00
Fri 12:00
CHANCE
604-795-9226
8:25
11:32-12:02
1:38
Updated: October 1, 2014
Print Shop Technician
tel 604.792.4327
fax 604.792.5220
[email protected]
sd33.bc.ca
Facilities Department:
44877 Yale Road West
Chilliwack, BC V2R 4H3
Kelsey Elderton
tel 604.792.4327
fax 604.792.5220
[email protected]
sd33.bc.ca
Kelsey Elderton
tel 604.792.4327
fax 604.792.5220
[email protected]
sd33.bc.ca
Kelsey Elderton
tel 604.792.4327
fax 604.792.5220
[email protected]
sd33.bc.ca
Kelsey Elderton
tel 604.792.4327
fax 604.792.5220
[email protected]
sd33.bc.ca
Kelsey Elderton
tel 604.792.4327
fax 604.792.5220
[email protected]
sd33.bc.ca
Kelsey Elderton
tel 604.792.4327
fax 604.792.5220
[email protected]
sd33.bc.ca
Kelsey Elderton
tel 604.792.4327
fax 604.792.5220
[email protected]
sd33.bc.ca
Kelsey Elderton
CUPE SENIORITY DATES
NAME
Klein, Sylvia (Karen)
Passenger, Sandra
Simmill, Judith
Ware, Suzanne
Connor, Leslie
Allen, Sherilyn
Stachiw, Randy
Vurzinger, Heather
Kilgour, Lesley
Obirek, Dale
Gehman, Dane
Shingler, Leonard
Clarke, Helen
Zielke, Fred
McInally, Sandra
Birnie, Robert
Fedoruk, Larry
Haggerty, Gregory
Townsend, R. Dean
Fehlauer, Randall
Kostrzewa, Richard
McAlpine, Sandra
Janzen, Randy
Broadbent, Edward
Lunner, Darlene
Hume, Rob
Beer, Jeffery
Dahl, Donald
Kirkby, Karen
Ryckman, Lindsay
Neufeld, Geraldine
Payne, Elizabeth
Ware, Jo-Anne
Larochelle, Ghezlane
Jardine, Laurie
Mattson, Cheryl
Hill, Carol
Brewer, Kathryn
Lillicrap, Wendy
McCall, Holly
Wilde, Lawrence
Underhill, Brian
Mills, Bruce
Elias, Robert
Gieselman, Richard
Bilan, Ruben
Albeluhn, R. Michael
Gerhard, Helmut
September 26, 2014
POSITION
Secondary Secretary B
EA Special Needs
Human Resources Secretary
Secondary Secretary A
EA Special Needs
Custodian 3
Elementary Secretary
EA Special Needs
Custodian 3
EA Chance
Journeyperson Gardener
Custodian 3
Carpenter
Custodian 3
Custodian 3
Painter
Carpenter
Utility Groundsperson
EA Special Needs - Braille
Computer Services Technician
Utility Person
Carpenter
Custodian 3
Custodian 3
Painter
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Seconday School Career Advisor
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Custodian 3
Custodian 3
Custodian 3
Custodian 3
Custodian 3
Custodian 3
Custodian 3
Custodian 2
SENIORITY DATE
1/1/1976
9/14/1977
9/6/1978
1/2/1979
9/24/1979
9/1/1981
10/1/1981
1/6/1982
1/25/1982
12/1/1982
1/4/1983
1/10/1983
4/9/1984
5/15/1985
9/15/1985
10/1/1985
12/15/1985
5/20/1986
8/1/1986
8/10/1986
8/15/1986
9/1/1986
9/17/1986
1/1/1987
1/5/1987
1/9/1987
3/1/1987
5/25/1987
6/27/1987
7/10/1987
9/9/1987
9/9/1987
9/10/1987
9/16/1987
10/1/1987
11/1/1987
4/1/1988
9/20/1988
10/1/1988
1/3/1989
3/1/1989
3/10/1989
3/23/1989
3/27/1989
4/13/1989
5/9/1989
5/10/1989
6/23/1989
NAME
Atkinson, E. Fritz
Webber, C. Judy
Bowden, Kathie
Hildebrandt, Kerry
Lowe, Katherine
Moffat, Heather
Shultz, Elizabeth Gwen
Cyrull, Cathy-Lynn
Sedler, Susan
Bourdon, Gayle
Auffray, Phil
Hamlin, Susanne
Galenzoski, Steve
Walker, Randy
Folk, Bruce
Davidson, Terrance
Babcock, Donna
Hilts, Karen
Zielke, Elayne
Jamieson, Kevin
Allen, Joan
Wilde, Gordon
Lam, Khanh
Thiessen, Diane
Ramsay, Patti
Perkins, Traci
Sigurdson, Lynne
Davidson, R. Lorne
Parray, Shelley
Toop, Linda
Wedel, Faye
Dean, Laura
Laporte, Lona
Hultman, Cathy
Kennedy, Leslie
Scullion, Lewis
Teschke, Heather
Payment, Leslie
Rurka, Mark
Wiseman, Kathy
Jones, Pamela
Franson, Dorothy
Weisenberger, Margaret
Jansen, Gwen
Gray, Leah
Patterson, Teri
Dyck, Jerrold
Auffray, Michele
September 26, 2014
POSITION
EA Chance
Accounting Clerk
EA Special Needs
Work Experience Facilitator
EA Special Needs
FVDES Secretary B
EA Special Needs
Education Centre Secretary A
EA Chance
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Electronics/Heating Technician
Transportation Clerk
Journeyperson Gardener
Utility Person
Aboriginal Education Assistant
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Custodian 2
FVDES Secretary B
Custodian 1 & 2
Custodian 3
FVDES Accounting Clerk
Education Centre Secretary B
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Custodian 3
Secondary School Career Advisor
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Bus Driver
Plumber
EA Special Needs
SENIORITY DATE
9/1/1989
9/1/1989
9/5/1989
9/5/1989
9/5/1989
9/5/1989
9/5/1989
9/6/1989
9/21/1989
10/6/1989
10/10/1989
10/10/1989
12/13/1989
12/22/1989
1/8/1990
1/24/1990
1/25/1990
1/25/1990
2/20/1990
3/13/1990
5/3/1990
7/3/1990
7/13/1990
7/30/1990
8/16/1990
9/5/1990
9/18/1990
10/22/1990
10/26/1990
10/29/1990
11/5/1990
11/8/1990
11/13/1990
1/8/1991
3/11/1991
5/6/1991
9/6/1991
9/18/1991
9/21/1991
9/23/1991
11/8/1991
11/18/1991
11/29/1991
12/4/1991
12/13/1991
4/6/1992
6/23/1992
10/19/1992
NAME
Davies, Sharon
Younker, Shelley
Gee, Karen
McKay, Linda
Lauter, Linda
Ward, Marilyn
Tizzard, Carla
Cox, Maxine
Finley, Kellie
Moore, Maureen
Elderton, Cheryl
Southgate, Robert
Macleod, Lynn
Bessette, Susan
Molsberry, Mary-Lou
Dibblee, June
Matthews, Elaine
Stephenson, Sally
Boule, Joan
Goose, Sheryl
Duncan, Robyn
Ursel, Don
Heward, Amy
Gillis, Sharon
Seaton, Paul
Schuurman, Gail
Kilvert, Lovetta
Isaac, Rod
Wogrin, Laurene
Chambers, Karen
Pohl, Donna
Meek, Steve
Harrison, Jacqueline
Decoste, Eileen
Mitischev, Peter
McAulay, Anne
Booker, Judith
Verschuur, Sandra
Jeckel, Agnes
Beveridge, Jodi
Carrat, Jamie
Russell, Simone
Olsen, Bonnie
Hensel, Wendy
Auguste, Myrna
Muskett, Mary-Ann
Reichelt, Randall
September 26, 2014
POSITION
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
Maintenance Clerk A
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Child & Youth Care Worker
Custodian 3
FVDES Secretary B
EA Special Needs
Secondary School Acct Clerk
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Custodian 3
Supervision Assistant
Bus Driver
Electronics Technician
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
Custodian 3
EA Chance
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Bus Driver
Journeyperson Cook
Custodian 3
Utility Groundperson
EA Special Needs
Chef Assistant B
EA Special Needs
Custodian 2
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
Secondary School Career Advisor
EA Chance
Painter
SENIORITY DATE
10/21/1992
5/7/1993
5/21/1993
7/21/1993
7/23/1993
8/20/1993
8/26/1993
9/3/1993
9/28/1993
10/1/1993
1/12/1994
2/25/1994
3/1/1994
5/18/1994
6/15/1994
7/13/1994
9/9/1994
9/12/1994
9/15/1994
9/19/1994
10/14/1994
11/7/1994
11/16/1994
11/21/1994
11/28/1994
11/30/1994
1/5/1995
2/7/1995
4/4/1995
4/12/1995
4/24/1995
5/10/1995
8/10/1995
8/16/1995
8/16/1995
9/4/1995
9/8/1995
9/11/1995
9/14/1995
9/21/1995
9/25/1995
1/11/1996
1/18/1996
1/29/1996
2/1/1996
3/19/1996
7/25/1996
NAME
September 26, 2014
POSITION
SENIORITY DATE
Turnbull, Cindy
Bus Driver
Kelly, Gay
Ekman, Pam
EA Special Needs
Blaine, Ronald
Custodian 1
Weber, Dodie
Britten, Stacy
Electronic Technician
Wishlow, Kathy
Hatson, Brenda
Secondary Library Assistant
Garcia, Alison
EA Special Needs
Kehler, Marilyn
EA Special Needs
Henschel, Brian
Pehlke, Raymond
Carpenter
Beyer, Jason
Haas, Debra
EA Special Needs
McDonald, Sherry
EA Special Needs
Ganert, Timothy
Custodian 3
Richmond, Pam
EA Special Needs
Vander Kooi, Julie
EA Special Needs
Nelson, Paul
Carpenter
Snutch, Grant
Custodian 3
Lahaise, Joan
EA Special Needs
Allen, Shonnet
Kenis, Allison
EA Chance
Steeves, Kim
Baginski, Diane
Neels, Michele
EA Chance
Stanley, Susan
Morris, Bradley
Custodian 3
Murtha, Vicki
EA Special Needs
Moseanko, Beryl
EA Special Needs
Schmidt, Heidi
Student Services Secretary/Elem Sec
Sperling, Carolyn
Chef Assistant A
Huse, Bonnie
EA Special Needs
Cook, Richard
Custodian 2
Robertson, Jim
Michelanko, Emily
Abercrombie, Suzanne
EA Special Needs
Payne, Elsa
EA Chance
Parks, Farah
Baldwin, Ramona
Klebe, Janet
Bus Driver
O'Hara, Tracey
Maintenance Clerk B
Joe, Valerie
Paddon, Anne-Marie
EA Special Needs
Michaloski-Cheung, Deborah
Plotnikoff, Lanny
Electrician
Pilling, Shelley
Payne, Greg
Custodian 3
8/1/1996
9/3/1996
9/19/1996
11/4/1996
11/19/1996
11/20/1996
11/22/1996
12/5/1996
12/6/1996
12/9/1996
1/31/1997
3/26/1997
4/2/1997
4/10/1997
4/14/1997
5/8/1997
6/12/1997
7/8/1997
7/23/1997
8/5/1997
8/18/1997
9/9/1997
9/10/1997
12/8/1997
1/23/1998
3/27/1998
4/6/1998
4/9/1998
5/7/1998
5/22/1998
7/22/1998
9/22/1998
11/10/1998
11/17/1998
12/14/1998
1/4/1999
2/18/1999
2/22/1999
3/11/1999
3/17/1999
4/12/1999
4/21/1999
5/3/1999
5/7/1999
6/10/1999
6/23/1999
6/29/1999
7/22/1999
NAME
Boldt, Penny
Cummings, Rita
Martin, Colleen
Shaw, Nicole
Bergen, Patricia
Percher, Corinne
McFarlane, Cyril
Bax, Joy
McKay, Janice
Covey, Julie
Mercer, Barbara
Sawatsky, Mike
McAndrew, Diana
Britton, Fay
Dalgleish, Steven
Lohmaier, Debra
Beutler, Michael
Thomson, Norene
Brears, Cyndie
Blackstock, Patricia
Campbell, Glenda
Friesen, Patricia
Atkinson, Margaret
Thiessen, Darryl
Gill, Nancy
Ouimet, Jacqueline
Litster, Melanie
Friesen, Kathi
Moore, Cheryl
August, Lori
Keown, Grant
Gross, Lori J
Campbell, Arlene
Deputan, Lisa
Feldes, Vonda Lee
Broadbent, Lisa
Martens, Tammy
Keown, Rhonda
Arlt, Laura
L'Hirondelle, Victoria
Stevens, Marlene
Roddick, Charlene
Neve, Betsy
Snukuts, Cindy
Soltys, Korilea
Vance, Heidi T.
Schroeder, Duane
Graham, Dolores
September 26, 2014
POSITION
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Speech - Language Assistant
Bus Driver
EA Chance
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Custodian 1 & 3
FVDES Secretary B
Custodian 2
Painter
EA Special Needs
Custodian 2
EA Special Needs
EA Chance
EA Chance
EA Special Needs
Bus Driver
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Human Resources Secretary
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Chance
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Senior Payroll Clerk
SENIORITY DATE
7/26/1999
8/4/1999
8/11/1999
8/20/1999
8/26/1999
9/9/1999
9/27/1999
9/28/1999
10/6/1999
10/18/1999
11/5/1999
12/8/1999
1/21/2000
1/31/2000
2/28/2000
2/29/2000
6/12/2000
7/24/2000
7/31/2000
8/17/2000
8/30/2000
9/13/2000
10/4/2000
11/20/2000
11/24/2000
1/25/2001
4/11/2001
5/24/2001
8/1/2001
9/28/2001
10/22/2001
1/17/2002
2/15/2002
4/25/2002
5/22/2002
6/18/2002
7/12/2002
7/31/2002
8/9/2002
8/15/2002
8/19/2002
12/19/2002
12/23/2002
1/20/2003
2/7/2003
3/4/2003
5/8/2003
5/15/2003
NAME
Darby, Susan
Scott, Lorne
Haraga, Turrey
Wiens, Laura
Adams, Lynnette
Grier, Ruth
Anderton, Ruby
Greentree, Carol
Adrovic, Elvira
Moore, Cynthia
Rintjema, Darla
Sumner, Laura
Bond, Carol
Johnson, Dennis
Klettke, Tracey
Mazurenko, Wendy
Pack, Louise
Hanuse, Sherry
Mastin, Timothy
Ferguson, Rick
Griffiths, David
Reid, Kimberley
Isaak, George
Tournier, James
Emery, Debra
McNeice, Brad
Popove, Carol
Paulsen, Karen
Street, Deborah
Chiasson, Michele
Senft, Marvin
Strickland, Bruce
Andersen, Dale
Payne, Troy
Lambert, Lori
Christison, Shirley
Greenan, Jeanine
Picco, Sheryl
McCulloch, Madonna
Nosov, Vladimir
Kirkland, Shana
Percher, Danielle
Brossart, Brent
Rogers, Cathy
Koczkur, Glynis
Robinson, Carrie
Braun, James
Penner, Jordan
September 26, 2014
POSITION
SENIORITY DATE
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
FVDES Secretary B
FVDES Inventory Clerk
EA Special Needs
FVDES Secretary B
Speech - Language Assistant
Admin Office Reception/Clerk
Custodian 2
EA Special Needs
Aboriginal Education Secretary
Custodian 2
Utility Person
Custodian 3
Trades Helper
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Accounting Clerk
EA Special Needs
Bus Driver
Bus Driver
Custodian 2
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Custodian 1
Aboriginal Work Experience Facilitator
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Chance
Mechanic
5/20/2003
8/21/2003
9/1/2003
9/15/2003
10/10/2003
10/17/2003
11/10/2003
12/9/2003
12/15/2003
12/22/2003
1/15/2004
1/21/2004
3/31/2004
4/15/2004
4/16/2004
4/19/2004
4/27/2004
5/12/2004
5/19/2004
7/27/2004
7/28/2004
8/4/2004
8/18/2004
9/21/2004
9/22/2004
9/28/2004
10/5/2004
11/18/2004
12/10/2004
12/20/2004
1/7/2005
1/7/2005
1/14/2005
1/27/2005
2/17/2005
2/18/2005
3/8/2005
3/10/2005
4/14/2005
5/16/2005
5/25/2005
5/31/2005
6/8/2005
6/27/2005
7/6/2005
7/11/2005
7/12/2005
7/13/2005
NAME
Dryden, Linda
Poff, Robyn
Morford, Jade
Bowie, Juan
Janzen, Greta
Epp, Norman
DesRoches, Shelly
Cornfield, Wanda
Gaulin, Frances
MacLeod, Kim
David, Lydia
Craig, Donna
McKay, A. Stephanie
Hryciw, Margo
Shingler, Stan
Chang, Adele
LaFreniere, Carlene
Carne, John
Castro, Luis
Price, Michelle
Maguire, Hughena
Badker, Andrew
Davidson, Glenna
Holmquist, Jennifer
Dekroon, Monique
Castro, Karen
Nilsen, Barbara
Libby, Paula
Walker, Anita
Lade, D. Rick
Castro, Oscar
Cox, Julia
Kasper, Jeffrey
Pruss, Stacey
Kemick, Tonya
Rempel, Allan
Jamieson, Kelly
Weatherford, Krista
Logan, Karel
Tiessen, Katerina
Dahl, Leanne
Clarke, Stephen
Graham, Frances
Braddick, Shawn
Jimmie, Brenda
Hrusik, Christie
Bouthot, Joshua
Castro, Patricia
September 26, 2014
POSITION
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Custodian 2
Assistant Buyer
Custodian 1
FVDES Secretary B
Custodian 1
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Custodian 1 and 3
EA Special Needs
EA Chance
Fleet Custodian
Custodian 2 &3
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Custodian 1
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Fleet Custodian
Custodian 2
EA Special Needs
Custodian 3
Bus Driver
EA Chance
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
EA Chance
EA Chance
Accounting Clerk
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Software Support Technician
EA Special Needs
SENIORITY DATE
7/14/2005
8/2/2005
8/5/2005
8/15/2005
8/17/2005
8/19/2005
9/14/2005
9/19/2005
11/1/2005
11/2/2005
11/9/2005
11/22/2005
11/25/2005
11/29/2005
12/15/2005
1/5/2006
1/30/2006
2/7/2006
3/9/2006
3/14/2006
3/20/2006
3/27/2006
3/30/2006
4/24/2006
5/1/2006
5/9/2006
5/17/2006
5/31/2006
6/16/2006
6/30/2006
7/5/2006
7/17/2006
8/3/2006
10/2/2006
10/9/2006
10/9/2006
10/18/2006
10/18/2006
12/12/2006
1/5/2007
1/11/2007
1/24/2007
1/30/2007
2/22/2007
3/2/2007
3/6/2007
3/12/2007
3/21/2007
NAME
McCullough, Darrell
LeBlanc, Cara
Laughlin, Trina
Ball, Lisa
Williams, Selena
Striker, Marina
Westever, Patrecea
Curiston, Wilma
Ganzeveld, Anthony
Sahlmann, Wendy
Gienger, Patricia
Vander Helm, Pamela
Esselink, William
Harrison, Rachel
McKnight, Rosanne
Kelly, Kim
Stephenson, Bryce
Gaulin, France
Mothus, Amber
Broekhuizen, Michael
Lessard, Twyla
Weber, Allison
Cutajar, Christine
Major, Jessica
Brakic, Senad
MacDuff, Marie
Phillips, Shelley
Winter, Sharron
Marshall, Jacqueline
Choumont, Stacey
Laderoute, Leah
Harder, Linda
Desrochers, Tammy
Gollin, Shelli
Hamel, Penny
McCandless, Kari
Unruh, Michael
Piper, Stacey
Di Armani, Lynda
Hewitt, Shannon
Clark, Darlene
Bradwell, Kim
Touchet, Sharon
Fox, Bonnie
Wilton, Kristen
Fadden, Chantell
Evans, Krista-Lee
Omeasoo, Wendi
September 26, 2014
POSITION
SENIORITY DATE
Carpenter
EA Special Needs
Student Services Secretary
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Academic Upgrading
EA Special Needs
Plumber
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Computer Services Technician FVDES
FVDES Secretary B
FVDES Accounting Clerk
Custodian 3 and Custodial Foreman
Electrician
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Chef Assistant B
Electrician
EA Special Needs
FVDES Secretary B
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Student Services Secretary A
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Replacement Staff Facilitator
Journeyperson Cook
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Custodian 3
3/27/2007
4/3/2007
4/16/2007
5/11/2007
5/21/2007
6/18/2007
6/26/2007
7/3/2007
7/3/2007
7/13/2007
7/26/2007
8/3/2007
8/7/2007
8/16/2007
8/21/2007
8/22/2007
8/28/2007
9/11/2007
9/20/2007
10/15/2007
10/15/2007
10/23/2007
10/30/2007
10/31/2007
11/2/2007
11/14/2007
11/14/2007
12/25/2007
1/7/2008
2/6/2008
2/6/2008
2/7/2008
2/8/2008
2/13/2008
2/26/2008
3/14/2008
5/5/2008
5/19/2008
6/3/2008
7/21/2008
8/4/2008
8/26/2008
9/1/2008
9/2/2008
9/3/2008
9/15/2008
11/5/2008
11/24/2008
NAME
September 26, 2014
POSITION
Vlaaderen, Roman
Utility Person
Elderton, Kelsey
Mills, Collin
Custodian 1
Skerritt, Lolita
Custodian 1
Bonney, Jeremy
Custodian 3
Emmons, Dana
Zondag, Inez
Bus Driver
Bradwell, Monty
Bus Driver
Wilson, Nancy
O'Brien, Rick
EA Special Needs
Janzen, Charlene
EA Special Needs
Johnson, Glenda
EA Special Needs
Rempel, Laura
EA Special Needs
Croucher, Kerry
EA Special Needs
Fajenski, Janine
EA Special Needs
Wishlow, Ashley
Moores, Brenda
EA Special Needs
Iverson, Jason
Bus Driver
Sideen, Teresa
EA Special Needs
Surman, Charmaine
Hildenbrand, Carly
EA Special Needs
Dhaliwal, Jasbir
Help Desk Technologist
Stolee, Celia
EA Special Needs
McSweeney, Sean
Arsenault, Elaine
Child and Youth Care Worker
Johnson, Connie
EA Special Needs
Fried-Hall, Laura-Lee
Bus Driver
Jerome, Melissa
EA Special Needs
Bramble, Jeffrey
EA Special Needs
Holmes, Robert
Custodain 2
Park, Kimberley
EA Special Needs
Carson, Cindy
Aborigianl Education Assistant
Howard, Molly
McCarty, Gloria
Jersak, Brandee
Learning Services Secretary
Stewardson, Tracy
Bus Driver
Neufeldt, Ruth
Custodian 1 &3
Emmons-Boersma, TammySecondary Secretary B
Liddle, Paul
Bus Driver
Seehra, Vikramjit
EA Special Needs
Blaschek, Emma
Chef Assistant B
Vezina, Melinda
EA Special Needs
Curle, Warren
Bus Driver
Brunet, Norma
EA Special Needs
Kirby, Heather
EA Special Needs
Krawchuk, Joanne
Guntner, John
Bus Driver
Bowen, Lisa
EA Academic Upgrading
SENIORITY DATE
11/25/2008
12/15/2008
1/27/2009
2/3/2009
2/9/2009
3/18/2009
4/3/2009
6/22/2009
6/30/2009
8/13/2009
8/14/2009
8/17/2009
8/19/2009
9/4/2009
9/7/2009
9/7/2009
9/30/2009
10/1/2009
10/1/2009
10/15/2009
10/20/2009
10/28/2009
11/11/2009
11/16/2009
12/2/2009
12/2/2009
12/7/2009
12/8/2009
12/29/2009
12/31/2009
1/12/2010
1/14/2010
1/29/2010
1/29/2010
2/3/2010
2/16/2010
4/1/2010
4/13/2010
4/21/2010
5/13/2010
5/26/2010
5/26/2010
6/2/2010
6/14/2010
6/28/2010
7/21/2010
8/17/2010
9/10/2010
NAME
Wozny, Debbie
Ambers, Tanise
Dion, Betty
Downie, Brent
Currie, Josh
Faucher, Marcel
Rouleau, Mike
Carey, Calvin
Conkin, Julie
Menges, Tama
Dekker, Jocelyn
Vandop, Sonya
Shillito, Jennifer
Simpson, Joan
Dumont, Derek
Crabtree, Christina
Wilson, Derrel
Radford, Leigh
Elliott, Jessica
Dunstan-Adams, Marc
Klop, Roseva
Nichols, Tom
Larsen, Lara
Rees, Vicki
Denny, Marlene
Irvine, Shawna
Bjorndal, Jana
Barker, Connie
Klyne, Jenene
Kalin, Shelley
Moran, Katie
Cochrane, Judy
McArthur, Celisse
Sjogren, Teresa
Pernitsky, Jeffrey
Corno, Michael
Thompson, Melanie
Mercer, Kim
White, Shasha
Gillett, David
Klassen, Ken
Peters, Christal
Ross, Alice
Mihaly, Nicole
Moody, Sean
Gerard, Jody
Thiessen, Kelly
September 26, 2014
POSITION
SENIORITY DATE
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Custodian 1
Custodian 1
Electrician
EA Special Needs
Mechanic
Mechanic
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
FVDES Secretary A
Custodian 2
EA Special Needs
Custodian 2
FVDES Secretary B
Bus Driver
Custodian 1
EA Special Needs
Electrician
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Secondary School Acct Clerk
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Computer Services Technician FVDES
Bus Driver
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
Custodian 3
Custodian 3
EA Special Needs
Bus Driver
Custodian 1
EA Special Needs
10/12/2010
10/27/2010
11/12/2010
1/3/2011
1/4/2011
1/5/2011
1/24/2011
2/3/2011
2/11/2011
2/17/2011
3/15/2011
3/18/2011
4/5/2011
5/4/2011
5/6/2011
5/13/2011
5/26/2011
7/5/2011
7/14/2011
7/27/2011
7/29/2011
8/9/2011
8/11/2011
8/29/2011
9/2/2011
9/6/2011
9/14/2011
9/19/2011
9/19/2011
9/26/2011
9/26/2011
9/29/2011
10/3/2011
10/3/2011
10/5/2011
10/10/2011
10/12/2011
10/14/2011
10/18/2011
10/21/2011
10/21/2011
10/27/2011
11/2/2011
11/3/2011
11/28/2011
11/30/2011
12/13/2011
NAME
Goerzen, Rebecca
Litzenberger, Barb
Lemon, Carlee
Ahmad, Syma
Henschel, Cody
Gjaltema, Sasha
Cruz Cortes, Jorge
Slootweg, Rachel
Allen, Lawrence
Percy, Judy
Heller, Doris
Green, Rochelle
Hurley, Laura-Lee
Tovey, Deborah
Downing, Michelle
Wedel, Chris
Rimschneider, Brittany
Acheson, R. Luke
Long, Tori
Van Gameren, Grietha
Shepherd, C. Nicole
Small, Valerie
Pauls, Jackie
Sangster, Nancy
Venema, Sonya
Beaty, Joseph
Blair, Opal
Bjorge, Joseph
Horin, Matthew
Henao, Chris
Bakker, Mark
Price, Melanie
Giesbrecht, Eric
Szczur, Izabella
Gove, Debbie
Brambleby, Peter
Bali, Alicia
Harold, Robyn
Horch, Rebecca
Whitehead, Karri
Watson, Karen
Davyduke, Deanna
Andres, Tamara
Honeyman, Ben
Stromdahl, Lisa
Lubben, Laura
De Coene, Carrie
Wiebe, Robert
September 26, 2014
POSITION
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Custodian 1
EA Special Needs
Replacement Staff Facilitator
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Custodian 2
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Speech/Language
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Plumber
Electricain
Custodian 1
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
Secondary School Library Assistant
EA Special Needs
Accounting Clerk
EA Special Needs
EA Chance
EA Special Needs
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
Painter
SENIORITY DATE
12/22/2011
1/24/2012
1/26/2012
2/6/2012
2/6/2012
2/8/2012
2/13/2012
2/14/2012
2/20/2012
3/23/2012
3/27/2012
3/29/2012
4/4/2012
4/16/2012
4/25/2012
4/25/2012
4/27/2012
5/4/2012
5/7/2012
5/9/2012
5/14/2012
5/17/2012
5/21/2012
5/22/2012
5/23/2012
5/29/2012
6/18/2012
7/4/2012
7/10/2012
7/20/2012
7/23/2012
7/25/2012
7/27/2012
7/27/2012
8/15/2012
8/24/2012
9/3/2012
9/4/2012
9/4/2012
9/4/2012
9/6/2012
9/11/2012
9/12/2012
9/13/2012
9/14/2012
9/14/2012
9/25/2012
9/26/2012
NAME
Boyer, Bridgette
Solomen, Elisa
Maday, Cathleen
Hodson, Greg
Crawley, Sarah
Plotnikoff, Kathryn
Turman, Jacqueline
Bassi, Martina
Hardie, Sharla
Serruys, Sandi
MacDonnell, Valerie
Dubois, Nicole
Humphrey, Karen
Herden, Patricia
Holz, Kristel
Morgan, Kelly
Dombowsky, Tiffany
Remple, Janine
Flater, Mary
McCullouch, Nicola
Huggins, Tanya
Kirkby, Amber
Campbell, Deb
Massey, Sheri
Underhill, Eric
LaPointe, Debby
Wodtke, Amber
Craig, Kevin
Reimer, Lynette
Amanda Cowdy
Sutherland, Steffane
Horner, H. Diane
McKay, Christina
Kerr, Jeffrey
Anderson, Gerald
Rothermel, Breanna
Delagarde, Paulette
Havdra, Nina
Lemna, Tara
Stolz, Joanne
Stobbs, Shari
Portier, Deana
Trout, Carina
Ruth, Mandy
Holden, Jocelyn
Andres, Evie
Perkins, Tara
September 26, 2014
POSITION
EA Chance
EA Chance
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Secodnary Secretary B
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
FVDES Inventory Clerk
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Custodian 1
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Bus Driver
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Booking Clerk
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
SENIORITY DATE
10/8/2012
10/9/2012
10/10/2012
10/15/2012
10/18/2012
10/18/2012
10/19/2012
10/22/2012
10/24/2012
10/24/2012
10/25/2012
10/26/2012
10/29/2012
10/30/2012
11/6/2012
11/6/2012
11/9/2012
11/16/2012
11/26/2012
11/28/2012
11/29/2012
11/30/2012
12/3/2012
12/4/2012
12/4/2012
12/12/2012
12/17/2012
12/20/2012
12/25/2012
1/8/2013
1/28/2013
2/4/2013
2/5/2013
2/12/2013
2/27/2013
3/4/2013
3/11/2013
3/15/2013
3/19/2013
3/26/2013
4/5/2013
4/29/2013
5/14/2013
5/22/2013
6/11/2013
6/17/2013
6/19/2013
NAME
Bernard, Tammy
Wright, R,. Raven
Potter, Erin
Gemmell, Susan
Skinner, Medina
Cameron, Kerry
Bartnik, Christine
Becker, Vanessa
Hong, Bianca
Rideout, Dawn
McLaren, Loretta
Bye, Tamilee
Hellinger, Tami
Schneider, Malea
Alexander, Theresa
Tosoff, Valerie
Sommerville, Susan
Jones, Nathan
Corrigan, Heather
Miller, Morgan
September 26, 2014
POSITION
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Painter
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
Library Assistant
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
EA Special Needs
SENIORITY DATE
7/10/2013
7/15/2013
7/22/2013
7/24/2013
8/2/2013
8/16/2013
8/27/2013
8/30/2013
9/2/2013
9/3/2013
9/17/2013
9/23/2013
9/24/2013
10/10/2013
10/14/2013
10/14/2013
10/18/2013
11/28/2013
12/30/2013
2/19/2014
To:
From:
Date:
Re:
All Sites
Human Resources
October 1, 2014
Posting & Filling Information
TEACHING STAFF
14-108
14-109
14-110
14-111
14-112
14-113
14-114
14-115
14-116
14-117
14-118
14-119
14-120
14-121
14-123
14-124
14-125
14-126
14-127
14-128
14-129
14-130
14-131
14-132
14-133
14-134
Bernard
Promontory
FG Leary
Bernard
ADR
GWG
SSS
Sardis Elem.
Central
Promontory
Sardis Elem.
CMS
CMS
Greendale
East Chilliwack
Strathcona
ADR
Bernard
Evans
McCammon
FG Leary
CMS
CMS
VMS
MSMS
Watson
REPOSTED
REPOSTED
REPOSTED
Matt Slykhuis
REPOSTED
Rebecca ArdiesPalansky
Trish Lewis
Leslie Thornton
Jennifer Holm
REPOSTED
Ashley La Roy
REPOSTED
REPOSTED
REPOSTED
Laura Penner
Kristina Daneluz
REPOSTED
REPOSTED
Ashlie St. Laurent
NQA
Casey Sas
CANCELLED
Sonja Brose
Richard Blaschek
Shanelle McCormick
REPOSTED
CUPE STAFF
14-20
14-38
14-39
14-44
14-45
14-46
14-47
14-48
14-49
14-52
Evans
Facilities
Facilities
SSS
Sto:lo Alternate
VMS
Sardis Elem
Greendale
Sardis Elem
Watson
Please Note: 14-54, 14-55, 14-56 - Cancelled
Debby PaPointe
Mark Bakker/Erric Giesbrecht
Matthew Horin
Elisa Solomon
Morgan Miller
Mike Hawley
Deanna Portier
Sherry Wahl
Kyla Dove
Eva Zidulika
October 1, 2014
Replacement Staff News
CUPE STAFF
PRE-PLANNED ABSENCE REQUESTS
Pre-planned absence requests must be made at least 7 working days in advance.
E-mail: [email protected] - include name, date of absence, school, position, shift details,
reason for your absence and any special instructions. E-mails will be responded to in the order which
they are received.
Please review the following table for UNAVAILABLE DATES for non-urgent replacement requests:
Education Assistants
Clerical Staff
Supervision Assistants
Available days fill up quickly and become unavailable without notice.
If you require emergency replacement or need to make changes to a pre-booking for the current week,
please CALL 604-703-1793 and follow the recorded instructions.
TEACHING STAFF
CONSULTATIONS & NON-URGENT COVERAGE REQUESTS
Consultations for advance booking dates and non-urgent requests must be e-mailed to [email protected]
E-mails will be responded to in the order which they are received.
The following days are currently AVAILABLE for non-urgent TOC coverage requests:
October - 2,3,6 (PM only), 8(PM only), 10(PM only), 14(AM only), 16(PM only), 17(PM only)
27(AM only), 31
November - 3(AM only), 4,6, 12(PM only), 17, 18(PM only) 19, 20(PM only), 21, 24, 26, 28
Available days fill up quickly and become unavailable without notice.
If you require emergency replacement or need to make changes to a pre-booking for the current week,
please CALL 604-793-4888 ext. 1 and follow the recorded instructions.
PLEASE refer to the “Booking a Teacher On Call “ or “Booking a Replacement for Education
Assistants, Supervision Assistants and Clerical Staff” Brochures available at all SD33 schools.
HALQ’EME’YLEM LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION

School District 33 has two
Halq’eme’ylem Language Teachers:
Lauralee Kelly & Judy Douglas

The goal for Lauralee is to teach
Halq’eme’ylem Language in all
Kindergarten classes in SD33

The goal for Judy Douglas is to teach
Halq’eme’ylem Language in Grade 1 -12
classrooms; as booked by teachers

The goal is for Judy to teach middle
school and senior students in a
Halq’eme’ylem credit course

Many students who come from Sto:lo
Nation Daycare/Preschool, and other
schools or from community come with
some previous Halq’eme’ylem
Language background

Sept – Dec: Northside Schools: Rosedale
Elem., Cheam Elem., E. Chwk, F.G. Leary,
Little Mountain, Central Elem., Strathcona
SD 33 Aboriginal Education
Enhancement Agreement goal: To
increase the respect and
understanding of language, culture,
governance and history of Stó:lo and
Aboriginal people for all students in
order to create a better sense of
school and community
Jan – March: Southside Schools: Cultus
Lake, Greendale, Promontory, Unsworth,
Vedder, Yarrow.
Bookings for instruction (Judy) can
be booked Monday to Friday as per
availability.
April – June: Chwk Schools: Bernard,
Evans, McCammon, Robertson, Sardis,
Tyson, Watson
Judy Douglas can be reached by
email at [email protected],
cell at 604-997-6240 at 604-8470772 GWG home base.
Kindergarten Bookings:
Classes can be booked on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Friday mornings for 30
minute blocks for 5 – 10 sessions per
classroom – or as needed.
Please contact Lauralee Kelly at
[email protected] or
by cell at 604-316-5806.
For further information please contact Brenda Point, District VP Aboriginal Education
2014 AEA PSA
Conference
Indigenous Education and
Residential Schools
CO-HOSTED BY NITEP AND THE
BCTF ABORIGINAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
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REGISTRATION AND BREAKFAST
9:00
WELCOMING ADDRESS AND KEYNOTE - NATHAN MATTHEW
Traditional Musqueam Welcome, Dean of Faculty of
Education, Associate Dean of Indigenous Education,
BCTF, NITEP - Celebrating 40 Years
10:15
BREAK
10:30
WORKSHOPS SESSION 1*
12:00
LUNCH AND ENTERTAINMENT**
1:00 - 2:30
BEV SELLARS - “THEY CALLED ME NUMBER ONE”
“SISTERS” - PLAY BY COWICHAN, SAANICH AND VICTORIA
STUDENTS
2:30 - 4:00
WORKSHOPS SESSION 2
4:00
CLOSING REMARKS & DOOR PRIZES
*workshop themes include: Empowering Teachers, Understanding Generational Trauma and
Effects, Working Towards Reconciliation
**featuring bannock, seafood chowder, Indian tacos, vendors, Secwepemc storytelling performance by NITEP student Kenthen Thomas
Register at:
http://pdce-educ-payportal.sites.olt.ubc.ca/nitep-bctf-conference-registration/
Non-Violent Crisis Intervention (CPI)
Friday, October 24th, 2014
CPI (Non-Violent Crisis Intervention) focuses on early intervention and nonphysical methods for preventing and managing disruptive behavior. The goal of
the program is to teach participants how to intervene in a way that provides for
the Care, Welfare, Safety and Security of all who are involved in a crisis situation.
Date:
Friday, October 24, 2014
Location:
NLC
Audience:
School Teams
Time:
8:30am – 2:30pm
Lunch:
Lunch Provided
If you are interested in bringing CPI training to your school,
please contact Nathan Ngieng or Brenda Calendino at Student
Services.
REGISTRATION: Register on PD Place
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Healthy hand washing habits can protect you from getting germs or
spreading germs at school, work or home. Simple actions can stop germs
and prevent illnesses.
Cover your mouth and nose. Use a tissue when you cough or sneeze
and drop it in the trash. If you don’t have a tissue, cover your mount and
nose as best you can.
Clean your hands often. Clean your hands every
time you cough or sneeze. Hand washing stop
germs.
Remind children to practice healthy habits daily.
Please make hand washing part of your daily
announcements.
Here are some great video links for staff and students – from the Canadian
Centre for Disease Control Prevention:
www.cdc.gov/CDCTV/HandsTogether - for adults
http://www.cdc.gov/CDCTV/WashYourHands - for kids
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW1yodZJpG8&feature=player_embedd
ed Elmo and Rosita: The right way to sneeze!
To
All Site Administrators
From
Roy Paul, Health and Safety Officer
RE
Site First Aid Attendant, Health and Safety Committee and Meeting Dates
Date
September 19, 2014
 EHS 3350 - First Aid program for Employees which explains the requirements for First Aid
Attendants as laid out in Section 3 of the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations.
http://www.sd33.bc.ca/sites/default/files/3350.pdf
 First Aid Level - Outlines the level of first aid required at your site.
 First Aid Attendant - *Note: These attendants are designated to look after the first aid
needs of staff, not students.
Site Name:
Our Attendants are
____________________________
____________________________ Primary
_____________________________Secondary
Please check the expiry date of your FA to ensure that is it up to date. If training is
required please indicate who, and what level on the lines below.
Name
Level
Expires
Memo…
Our Health and Safety Committee Members are:
 The Health and Safety Committee should be made up of both management, CUPE
and CTA members and should be balanced.
 http://www.sd33.bc.ca/sites/default/files/1110.pdf
Site
Occupation/Designation
Staff Members Name
Print First and Last
Our Health and Safety Meetings will take place the ______ of each month at _____
a.m. /p.m.
Items for your first Meeting:

First Aid - how do I receive FA at the site who do I go to:
http://www.sd33.bc.ca/sites/default/files/3010_Employee_Injury_Accident_Reporting
%20_Procedures_(New_2014).pdf

Who are your H&S members, reflect in your first set of minutes to be posted

How do I report a work place accident and what forms do I use and where are
they kept?
http://www.sd33.bc.ca/sites/default/files/3012_WorksafeBC_6A%20_Refillable_Form
.pdf

How do I report a Violent Incident. Review Routing
http://www.sd33.bc.ca/staff/resources/health-safety
Please return this form to the Maintenance Office by October 3rd 2014
Attention R. Paul
Meeting – 9/22/14
page 2
CELEBRATE WASTE
REDUCTION MONTH
Workshop
Dates:
Wednesday, October 8
Thursday, October 9
AVAILABLITY IS LIMITED, only
8 spaces available!
Open to grades 3-6 in the City of
Chilliwack. The educator’s schedule will be released via email at the
end of September. To book a
presentation for your class, fill out
any of the time slots in the schedule that apply.
CCECSS
Program Guide Fall 2014
Who We Are?
Registration Information
Located in the heart of downtown Chilliwack, Central
Community School provides opportunities for children, youth
and families to participate in activities daily beyond the school
day. CCECSS offers an assortment of ongoing social, recreational and educational programs and services to the Chilliwack Community. Use of the facility has been made possible by the partnership and support of School District #33, the City of Chilliwack
and Ministry of Children and Family Development.
Registration may be done in person, by phone or email.
Office Hours : Monday to Thur sday 9-11:30am &
2:30-4:30pm. -Call to book additional registration hours
CCECSS would like to gratefully acknowledge funding received
by the City of Chilliwack and the Ministry of Children and
Family Development.
Programs may be canceled one week before start date if
enrollment is low. Register early to avoid disappointment!
Membership
Program participants are registered as society members for no
extra charge. Membership benefits include voting privileges, free
special events, and advanced notice of programs.
Check out our Facebook page!
http://www.facebook.com/CCECSS
Facility Rentals (see back of page for details)
School Aged Programs 6-12 years
Preschool Programs 3-5
Cheer –by Fusion All Star
CCECSS accepts CASH or CHEQUE only.
4-7 years Friday Night Basketball
This intro to cheer teaches you the basics of this
exciting sport! We introduce you to motions,
cheers, jumps, tumbling, and even basic stunting!
7-10 years People Savers
5-12 years
Start your weekend off with dribbling! Focus will
be placed on fun game play & using skills learned
by putting them to practice during game situations.
Wednesdays, Oct 8-Nov 26 4:15-5pm $40 Show us your skills & work on team building in a
safe, fun, non-competitive environment.
Dynamic Dance
3-4 years Fridays, Oct 3-Nov 28
Age appropriate program designed to teach safety
and recognize dangers which can cause first aid
situations around your home and neighbourhood &
how to treat them. Need 5 people minimum to run a
class. Put your child on list so we can set a date.
$40 Level I (5-6 yrs) -1hr, $10, Level II (7-8 yrs)- 2hrs,
$15, Level III (9-10 yrs)-3hrs, $20, Level IV (1112yrs), 4 hrs, $25
6-7pm
(no class Oct 24 &31)
Does your little one constantly dance around the
house? Then Dynamic Dance would be the perfect
Red Cross Babysitter’s Course 11-15yrs
opportunity for them to learn, step by step, the
6+ years
basics of dance and have fun while doing it!
Learn about your rights and responsibilities, how to Karate
Wednesdays, Oct 22-Nov 26 3:15-4pm $45 care for a child, how to deal with emergency situa- This class in the traditional art of Goju-Rju Karate
tions, and basic first aid. Wallet completion card
is suitable for all members of the family. Instructed
by Sensei Stephen Jasper, 2nd dan black belt.
Indoor Soccer
4-5 years and workbook included. Bring a lunch & pen.
Pro D Day
Fridays, Oct 3 -Dec 6
4:30-5:30pm $75
Kids will enjoy this soccer program with a focus
Friday,
Oct
24
(no
class
Oct
24
&
31)
on fun, basic skills development, and sportsman9:00am-5:00pm
$45
ship.
Thursdays, Oct 9 -Nov 27 4:15-5pm
$40
Home Alone Plus
Dazzling Dance
5-7 years
10+ years Dazzling Dance is perfect for your energetic child!
Ready to learn how to kick, point your toes, and
Kindergym
4-5 years An interactive, participatory program that is dejump? Then you’re ready for some jazz!
signed
to
teach
children
to
make
safe
choices
while
By Fraser Valley Rhythmic Gymnastics
Gymnasts will learn gymnastics
fundamentals, such as rolls, cartwheel, and handstands, and will also
learn rhythmic gymnastics skills,
using apparatus such as ribbons,
hoops, and balls.
at home alone plus basics in first aid. Bring a snack. Wednesdays, Oct 22-Nov 26
Saturday, September 27
10am-2pm
4-5pm
$45
$30
Daring Dance
7-11 years
Simply Magic
8-12 years Ever dared to do something new? Daring dance is
Learn the basics of magic, performance, tricks, and perfect for you! A great opportunity if you are
looking to experiment with different dance forms
illusions. Make the impossible appear possible
and polish your performance skills. It's all about hip
through
fun
and
empowering
activities.
Mondays, Oct 20– Dec 1 4:30-5:15pm $45
(no class Nov 10)
Tuesday, Oct 21- Nov 25
3-4pm
$55 hop and being creative, come bring your kids out
and let them join in on the fun.
(no class Nov 11)
Wednesdays, Oct 22-Nov 26
CCECSS
9435 Young Road
Chilliwack BC
V2P 4S7
Phone: 604 792-8539
Fax: 604 792-8539
Cell: 604-819-6687 (text or call)
E-mail: [email protected]
Website:
http://central.sd33.bc.ca/program-info
Kids Knitting Spool –
By Twisted Stitcher
6-12 yrs Zumba Kids
5-6pm
$45
7-11 years
Kids get the chance to be active and jam out to their
A knitting spool knits a long cord using only 4
favorite music. Zumba® Kids classes
stitches that can be turned into anything from jew- feature kid-friendly routines based on
elry to a coaster or even a small rug. This class will original Zumba® choreography. We
teach kids how to get their project started, how to
break down the steps, add games, activiswitch colours and how to turn their finished cord
ties and cultural exploration elements
into something amazing! Supplies included.
into the class structure.
Mondays, Oct 20 Nov 17
(no class Nov 10)
6-7pm
$40 Tuesdays, Oct 14– Nov 25 5-5:45pm
(no class Nov 11)
$45
CCECSS
Program Guide Fall 2014
School Aged Programs 6-12 Continued...
Cheer– by Fusion All Star
8-12 years Indoor Soccer
This intro to cheer teaches you the basics of this
exciting sport! We introduce you to motions,
cheers, jumps, tumbling, and even basic stunting!
6-7pm
Acrobatics– by Fusion All Star
$45
Kids In The Kitchen
6-8 years Drop In Adult Volleyball
18+ years
Starts October 7th
Tuesdays, 7:30-9:00pm
Drop In $2
Kids will enjoy this soccer program with a focus on Spike! Pass! Block! Set! Come out on Tuesdays for
some drop in volleyball fun!
fun, basic skills, development & sportsmanship
Thursdays, Oct 9-Nov 27 5-5:45pm
$40
Everything Starts with a Drawing7-10 yrs
6-12 yrs A class for young artists to learn up to date tech-
This class covers the basics of
gymnastics including cartwheels,
handstands, the splits, stretching,
and gymnastic warm-ups. Instructed by qualified coaches.
Adult Programs
5-6pm $45
niques & use of appropriate tools to create the art
forms of today. Students will learn new drawing &
painting techniques for popular art forms. Lessons
to include modern tools such as airbrushing, electric erasers, specialized brushes etc.All supplies
included. New things to learn each session.
Thursdays, Oct 9-30 3:30-4:30pm
6-12 years Thursdays, Nov 6-27 3:30-4:30pm
Make a main course and dessert each week to take
home. 4 week sessions. New recipes each session.
Tuesdays, Oct 7-28
3-4:30pm
Tuesdays, Nov 4-Dec 2 3-4:30pm
Sparkles–
6-8 years
Fireflies supports gymnasts who want to try new
gymnastics skills. Using both gymnastics circuits,
teamwork activities, and rhythmic gymnastics
hand apparatus, gymnasts are able to build
strength, balance, and coordination.
Mondays, Oct 20-Dec 1 5:30-6:30pm $55
(no class Nov 10)
Ravens11-13 years
equipment making learning immediate
and fun! The system is built upon the
fundamentals of putting, chipping,
and developing a full swing! All
equipment is provided.
$45
Central Tween Club
Starts October 2nd
Thursdays, Oct 9-30
Thursdays, Nov 6-27
8-12 years
Tuesdays, Oct 14-Nov 25 6-7:30pm
Community Access Hours
This is a free service to meet your computer and
internet needs.
Monday-Thursday
1:00-4:00pm
3 Hour Gym/Kitchen Rental—$65.00
To rent our facility or for rate
information & inquires please
contact us.
$65
$65
18+
6-7:30pm
6-7:30pm
$50
$50
$45
(no class Nov 11)
Birthday Parties:
Why mess up your house? Come and play at
ours! Call for availability.
6:30-8pm
6:30-8pm
Learn how to make tasty, healthy
home cooked food from scratch on a
budget. 4 week sessions. New recipes each session. Supplies included.
Learn the basics of scrapbooking. You choose the
theme and get to make a 10 page scrapbook.
It makes a great keepsake or gift just in time for the Tuesdays, Oct 7-28
holidays. Please bring 10 pictures. All other supTuesdays, Nov 4-Dec 2
plies included.
(no class Nov 11)
Grades 4-6 2 Hour Gym/Kitchen Rental—$50.00
Looking for something to do on Thursday evening? Check out some of the fun activities we do
each week….sports in the gym, movies, crafts,
games, soc hops once a month, and concession.
$50
date tools & equipment to create different types of
effects for contemporary artwork. Lessons include
demonstrations of various art tools such as airbrushes, electric erasers, special brushes etc. All
supplies included. New things to learn each session.
Healthy Cooking Classes
Gymnasts develop appropriate foundational skills
Facilities Available for Rent
and the opportunity to expand on burgeoning skills
through the use of circuits, apparatus and focused
Consider Chilliwack Central Elementary School
activity. Gymnasts will challenge themselves to
for your next workshop, meeting, or conference!
build on their strength, flexibility and balance.
Mondays, Oct 20-Dec 1 5:30-6:30pm $55 Available Rentals:
*Classroom; *Multipurpose Room;
(no class Nov 10)
*Gymnasium/Kitchen; *Community Kitchen
Drop In Tween Program
7 -8pm
(no class Nov 11)
can quickly learn basic drawing & painting using a
Mondays, Oct 20-Dec 1 4:30-5:30pm $55 Scrapbooking for Kids
Fireflies8-10 years
Tuesdays, Oct 21-Dec 2
(SNAG) – Learn to Golf Program 6-9 yrs variety of media. Instruction includes use of up to
Gymnasts take a focus on flexibility development, Tuesdays, Oct 21-Nov 25 4:15-5:pm
and agility training, and works to coordinate gym- (no class Nov 11)
nastics movements with rhythmic gymnastics
apparatus.
(no class Nov 10)
18+
Improve strength, flexibility, reduce stress, and find
inner calm in a beginner welcome class. Please
bring your own mat or blanket.
$50 First Steps to Drawing
18+
$50 A class that will show techniques how beginners
$45 Designed for new/beginner golfers. We use bright
$45 coloured, age, and weight appropriate
(no class Nov 11)
Yoga for Beginners
Learn How to Knit!
18+
You will have some warm woolies just in time for
the holidays. Knit something for yourself or as a
gift! The first class will focus on casting on and the
basic knit stitch. Week 2 you will learn how to purl
and weeks 3 to 5. The final class will focus on casting off and finishing off your beautiful handmade
item. All supplies and a pattern are included.
Mondays, Oct 20-Dec 1
7-8:30pm
$50
(no class Nov 10)
Indian Cuisine Cooking Classes
18+
Pakora ClassOct 20th
$20 each
Pakoras are (deep fried fritters dipped in chickpea
flour batter & mixed with spinach & onions)vegetable fritters with tamarind chutney.
Pulao and Raita Class- Oct 27th
$20 each
Basmati rice cooked with spices & veggies with
Raita (yogurt) & learn how to make homemade
yogurt.
Mondays,Oct 20 & 27 6-7:30pm (both) $35
NOW OFFERING-Piano lessons-beginner
through advanced, for children and adults.
Lessons start at $15/half hour. Flexible days
and times available. Call to reserve your spot!
Fraser Valley
Trout Hatchery
Field Trips
The natural way to learn
A visit to the Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC’s Fraser Valley Trout Hatchery is a one-of-akind experience for students and teacher alike. All programs support the Prescribed Learning
Outcomes of the BC school curriculum, and our interpreters tailor everything to your group’s
age and interests. Students have so much fun, they don’t even know they’re learning!
Our Programs
1. It’s a Trout’s Life
(Preschool, K to 2 – 1 hour) Kids join Myki the rainbow trout
to discover the adventures fish face on their journey through
life from egg to adult. This hands-on program includes an
interactive felt board story, role playing, a hatchery tour,
and drawing. $3 per child
2. What’s That Habitat?
(Grades 2 to 5 – 2 hours) Students will explore the unique
features of trout habitat and ways of caring for our freshwater
ecosystems. Our interactive “Pollution Soup” demonstration
and stream mapping segment are always favourites!
$75 per class
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3. Trout Fast Food
(Grades 2 to 5 – 4 hours) In this exciting program
kids collect aquatic insects on-site and discover how
they adapt to escape hungry trout. Microscopic study,
aquatic insect identification and life history strategies
are the main focus of this exploration day.
$100 per class
4. ScientiFish
(Grades 5 to 7 – 5 hours) Students examine the water
quality of several outdoor sites and use the scientific
method to form a hypothesis. Junior scientists will
conduct water quality tests, collect aquatic insects
and interpret data to draw a conclusion regarding the
health of a freshwater ecosystem. $100 per class
Remember to bring lunch
and dress for the weather.
Maximum class size
30 students
For most programs we
can accommodate up to
2 classes at the same time.
The Fraser Valley Trout
Hatchery & Visitor Centre
is located at:
34345 Vye Road,
Abbotsford, BC
All prices include GST/PST
5. Learn To Fish
(All ages – 4 hours) Participants learn how to become
responsible anglers and respect our freshwater
resources. includes lessons on the role of hatcheries,
fish identification and biology, freshwater habitats and
conservation, technical angling technique, knot tying
and rod rigging, safety, and proper fish handling and
ethics. The highlight: Catch and release fishing for
trout at our on-site ponds! $100 per class
6. Hatchery Tours
(All ages) Your customized tour includes information
on the Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC and the
role of hatcheries, as well as a tour of our facility and
live fish displays. All content is age-appropriate and
tailored to your specific learning objectives, so length
of time can vary.
We gratefully acknowledge
funding by Vancity
For more information or to book your program:
Phone: (1) 604-504-4716 E-mail: [email protected]
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Mobile Blood Donor Clinics In The Lower Mainland
Book Your Appointment Today By Calling 1 888 2 DONATE (1 888 236 6283) or visit www.blood.ca
ABBOTSFORD
Abbotsford Pentecostal Assembly
3145 Gladwin Road
Tuesday, every 2 weeks
1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Saturday, every 4 weeks
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Oct 14, 28
Nov 11, 25
Dec 9, 23
Jan 6, 20
Oct 18
Dec 13
Jan 10
Christian Life Community Church
Creekside Centre, 35131 Straiton Road
Wednesday, every 8 weeks
2:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Oct 22
Dec 17
University of the Fraser Valley
33844 King Road
Thursday, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Oct 30
ALDERGROVE
Aldergrove Kinsmen Community Centre
26770 - 29th Avenue
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
BURNABY NORTH
Burnaby North Secondary School
751 Hammarskjold Drive
Sunday, every 8 weeks
9:30 am - 4:30 pm
BURNABY CENTRAL
Bill Copeland Sports Centre
3676 Kensington Avenue
Thursday, every 8 weeks
1:00 am - 8:00 pm
BURNABY SOUTH
Nikkei Heritage Centre
6688 Southoaks Crescent
1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Nov 22
Jan 17
CHILLIWACK
Coast Chilliwack Hotel
45920 First Avenue
Monday, every 2 weeks
1:30 pm - 7:30 pm
* Location may change on short notice
Oct 13, 27
* Nov 10, 24
* Dec 8, 22
* Jan 5, 19
Friday, 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
* Location may change on short notice
Call 1-888-236-6283 for update on location
Oct 3
* Nov 28
* Jan 23
CLOVERDALE
Cloverdale Catholic Parish Centre
17475 - 59th Avenue
9:30 am - 4:30 pm
COQUITLAM
Place Maillardville Community Centre
1200 Cartier Avenue
1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Oct 8
Dec 3
Jan 28
9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Nov 2
Dec 28
Mundy Park Christian Fellowship
2600 Austin Avenue
1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Nov 16
Jan 11
Oct 23
Dec 18
Oct 9
Dec 4
Jan 29
Oct 26
Dec 21
Coquitlam Christian Centre
2665 Runnel Drive
Friday, every 16 weeks
12:00 pm - 7:00 pm
NORTH DELTA
Richardson Elementary
11339 - 83rd Avenue
9:30 am - 4:30 pm
SOUTH DELTA
South Delta Secondary School
750 - 53rd Street
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Nov 6
Jan 1
SOUTH DELTA
Ladner Community Centre
4734 - 51st Street
1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
LANGLEY
Blacklock Fine Arts
5100 - 206 Street
Sunday, 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Langley Fire Hall
5785 - 203rd Street
Murrayville Hall
21667 - 48th Avenue
Tuesday, every 2 weeks
1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Oct 12
Dec 7
Oct 7, 21
Nov 4, 18
Dec 2, 16, 30
Jan 13, 27
Trinity Western University
7600 Glover Road
Thursday, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Oct 16
Walnut Grove Lutheran Church
20530 - 88th Avenue
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Nov 1
Dec 27
Nov 14
Jan 9
MAPLE RIDGE
Maple Ridge Alliance Church
20399 Dewdney Trunk Road
12:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Oct 19
Dec 14
MISSION
Cedar Valley Mennonite Church
8312 Cedar Street
1:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Oct 25
Dec 20
Nov 19
Jan 14
NEW WESTMINSTER
Glenbrook Park Amenities Centre
76 Jamieson Court
1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Oct 10, 24
Nov 7, 21
Dec 5, 19
Jan 2, 16, 30
Oct 20
Nov 17
Dec 15
Jan 12
Nov 20
Jan 15
NORTH VANCOUVER
North Lonsdale Church
3380 Lonsdale Avenue
1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Delbrook Community Centre
600 West Queens Road
Wednesday, 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
PORT COQUITLAM
Northside Church - Grace Campus
2606 Kingsway Avenue
1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Archbishop Carney Regional Secondary
1335 Dominion Avenue
PORT MOODY
Cornerstone SDA Community Church
1415 Noons Creek Drive
1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Oct 1, 15, 29
Nov 12, 26
Dec 10
Jan 7, 21
SURREY - NEWTON Mobile
Ecole Gabrielle - Roy School
6887- 132nd Street
9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Oct 11
Nov 8
Dec 6
Jan 3, 31
WHITE ROCK
Star of the Sea Centre
15262 Pacific Avenue
1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Dec 24
12:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Oct 6
Nov 3
Dec 1, 29
Jan 26
Nov 23
Jan 18
Oct 2
Nov 27
Jan 22
Jan 4
Nov 5
Dec 31
Oct 17
Dec 12
Blood Donor Clinic Schedule
FALL / WINTER 2014
Permanent Blood Donor Clinic Locations
Vancouver
2nd Floor, 888 Dunsmuir Street
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
8:00 am - 2:00 pm
4750 Oak Street
Monday - Friday 11:00 - 7:00 pm
Saturday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Clinic closed to the public, Sat, Nov 1
Open regular hours during the holidays,
except for Dec 24 & 31 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Open all Statutory Holidays except Dec 25 Closed
SURREY
RICHMOND
St. Paul’s School Gymnasium
8251 St. Alban’s Road
Friday, 1:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Oct 31
Steveston Community Centre
4111 Moncton Street
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Oct 4
Nov 29
Jan 24
9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Oct 5
Nov 30
Jan 25
Thompson Community Centre
5151 Granville Avenue
Friday, 9:30 am - 4:30 pm
Dec 26
15285 - 101 Avenue
Wednesday 11:00 am to 7:00 pm
Thursday 1:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Friday 8:30 am - 2:30 pm
*Saturday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
*Oct 11, 25, Nov 22, Dec 6, 20, Jan 3, 17, 31
Surrey Holiday Hours
Dec 24 8:30 am - 4:30 pm, Dec 25 Closed
Dec 26 10 am-4 pm, Dec 31 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Jan 1 Closed
1 888 2 DONATE (1 888 236 6283)
or visit www.blood.ca
Book your appointment now.
Keep your appointment and save a life!
Like us on facebook
facebook.com/BCBlood
Download the #GiveBlood app
App Store or Google Play
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The Art Room Artists (T.A.R.A)
Join fellow artists and share skills and
techniques, have some coffee and
tea on us, and enjoy the use of our
equipment and natural, well lit space.
As a T.A.R.A. member you will receive:
•T.A.R.A. workshops
•Discounts on our regularly
scheduled classes and workshops
•Use of our space and equipment
•Coffee and tea
Annual memberships are only $15,
and drop in is $5 per visit.
There are limited seats available so
make sure you register early.
Drop in studio times:
Monday afternoons 12pm - 3pm
Friday mornings 10am - 1pm
For more information call us at
604-769-2787, or email
[email protected]
The Gallery
Inside The Art Room we have a 32ft
gallery space available to showcase
the talented art work of our
community members. We host gallery
receptions to celebrate the opening
of each show. T.A.R.A. members will
be contacted to showcase their art,
and it is our hopes to arrange an
annual T.A.R.A. art show.
Parties and Rentals
Turn your party into a fun-filled art
lesson! We offer themed parties
for kids, adults, organizations and
businesses. You choose the theme
and we will work with our instructors
to ensure you get a one-of-a-kind
experience for your special event. Our
facility is equipped with a full kitchen,
tables, chairs and more.
CALL US TO BOOK YOUR HOLIDAY
STAFF PARTY NOW!
604-769-2787, or email
[email protected]
Gift Certificates
Looking for the perfect gift for the
inspiring artist in your life? We offer
gift certicates in any denomination
that can be used towards our art
programs. From cooking to crafting,
painting to photography, and
everything in between; we are always
offering something new!
604-769-2787, or email
[email protected]
READY, SET, CREATE!
home of the
Nov-Dec
2014
Classes
#20 5725 Vedder Rd. Chilliwack, BC V2R 3N4
604.769.ARTS (2787)
[email protected]
chilliwackartscouncil.com
CLASSES WORKSHOPS PARTIES
GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE AVAILABLE
READY
SET
CREATE!
HOW TO REGISTER:
In person: visit our office #20 5725 Vedder Rd. Open Monday to
Friday 9am - 5pm and Saturdays from 10am -4pm.
Phone: Visa and MasterCard holders can register by phone. Call
604-769-2787 during our office hours.
REFUND/ CANCELLATION POLICY:
Refunds are issued for cancelled courses, or withdrawal from
the course due to illness or injury, as certified by a doctor.
Refunds will not be made under any other circumsance, nor will
credit be issued. There is no refund on membership purchases.
*MEMBERSHIP SAVES YOU MONEY!
Individual ($15) and Family ($25) members receive 10% off
classes. Membership is valid for one year from the purchase
date. For more info, and a list of all the great benefits
Chilliwack Community Arts Council members receive, visit:
chilliwackartscouncil.com/membership
we acknowledge the financial support of the
#20 5725 Vedder Rd.
Chilliwack, BC V2R 3N4
604.769.ARTS (2787)
[email protected]
chilliwackartscouncil.com
Christmas Tree Table Topper
This tree will be the perfect addition
to your holiday festivities. Join Steph
Brubaker for a session of simple, yet
elegant paper-crafting where you will
create a beautiful centerpiece.
Ages 13 - Adult
Sat, Nov 1, 10am -12pm
Cost: $25 *members save 10%
Cr-After School Drop-In
Use your imagination to create and
explore arts and craft projects at your
own pace in this supervised weekly
after school drop in workshop.
Ages 7 - 12
Mon, Nov 3 - Dec 15, 3:30 - 4:30pm
(excluding holidays)
Cost: $5 per class *members save 10%
Crafty Kids
Tuesday mornings join us for some
crafty, sensory play with instructor
Steph Brubaker. Caregivers can enjoy
some free time, or stay and join in.
Drop in available, but pre-registration
recommended. Max. 10 kids per class.
Ages 3 - 6
Tues, Nov 4 - Dec 16, 9 - 10am
(excluding holidays)
Story Time Art
Each Thursday we will create a
children’s literary inspired art project,
followed by a reading of the featured
story with instructor Lisa Braun.
Caregivers can enjoy some free time,
or stay and join in. Drop in available,
but pre-registration is recommended.
Maximum 10 kids per class.
Ages 3 - 6
Thurs, Nov 6 - Dec 18, 10 - 11am
Printing with Textures
Instructor Yvonne Contreras will guide
you through the world of collagraph:
positive and negative images, while
you layer items to create a unique
printing block. Once printed your art
will be framed, making it the perfect
gift for the art lover in your life.
Ages 7 - Adult
Sat, Nov 8, 10am - 12pm
Pop Culture/Masterpiece Mash-up
Start with a famous masterpiece and
add a pop culture twist. Instructor
Darlene Kee guides you in creating
your own pop culture versions of
masterpieces such as Van Gogh’s
Starry Night among others.
Ages 7 - 12
Thurs, Nov 13 - Dec 4, 3:30 - 5pm
Mixed Media Canvas Collage
Artist Pat Gerlach will guide you
through creating a unique, one-ofa-kind art piece on canvas using
acrylic paint, paper, buttons, etc. All
materials supplied, but if you have
special mementos you would like to
incorporate please bring them along.
Ages 13 - Adult
Thurs, Nov 13, 7 - 8:30pm
Handmade X-mas Ornaments
In this class with instructor Steph
Brubaker you will make 3 stunning
unique handmade ornaments using
wood, metal and found objects, along
with ribbons and papers.
Ages 13 - Adult
Sat, Nov 15, 1 - 3:30pm
Cost $25 *members save 10%
Clay Charms and Characters
Clayful Creations Cake Testers
Custom Printed Tea Towels
Handmade Gift Tags
During these two classes instructor
Steph Brubaker will guide you and
your imagination to create unique
polymer clay characters and charms
using fantasy and whimsy.
Ages 7 - 12
Tues, Nov 18 & 25, 3:30-5 pm
Spend the morning with instructor
Yvonne Contreras and discover how
easy and fun block printing can be.
Design easy prints, then learn how to
transfer the designs onto the fabric
to create 2 personalized tea towels perfect for holiday gifts.
Ages 13 - Adult
Sat, Nov 22, 10am - 12pm
Poinsettia Wreath
Adorn your door and welcome your
guests with a beautiful handmade
holiday wreath. Join instructor Steph
Brubaker for this festive class where
you will be playing with felt, burlap,
buttons, twine and more!
Ages 13 - Adult
Wed, Nov 26, 7 - 9pm
Pamper Yourself Gift Basket
Join instructor Patti Lawn and learn
how to make homemade Shower
Fizzies, Peppermint Foot Scrub and
soothing Milk Bath, label and wrap up
in a personalized gift basket ready for
giving, or to keep for yourself.
Ages 13 - Adult
Sat, Nov 29, 9 - 11am
With instructor Steph Brubaker, learn
to design and sculpt mini characters
using polymer clay and create unique
and creative handmade cake testers
for the baker in your life.
Ages 7 - 12
Tue, Dec 2, 3:30 - 5pm
Picked out the perfect gift for that
special person? Don’t stop there! Join
instructor Steph Brubaker and create
personalised, vintage inspired gift tags
that will dress up your gifts.
Ages 13 - Adult
Tuesday, Dec 2, 7 - 9pm
Cost: $ 25 *members save 10%
Kids Cooking Club
Learn about kitchen safety, safe
food handling, proper usage of
kitchen equipment, reading recipes,
measurements, and healthy eating,
all while having a fun time creating
food from scratch with experienced
cook and baker Dian Learn.
Dec 3 Cheesy Bread Sticks
Dec 10 Sweet and Savory Perogies
Dec 17 Low Sugar Jam
Ages 7-12, Wed, 3:30 - 5pm
Cookie Cottages
Join instructor Steph Brubaker for a
little “creative building”, just in time
for the holiday season, using graham
crackers, royal icing and yummy sweets.
Ages 7 - 12
Tues, Dec 9, 3:30 - 5pm
Images in brochure may not match the art created in
the corresponding class. Every artist is individual.
Serving the arts for over 50 years!
The upcoming kid classes at the Art Room. To register for any of the classes please call 604-769-ARTS (2787)
For the complete schedule for all ages check out our website: www.chilliwackartscouncil.com
AGES 3-6
CRAFTY KIDS Tuesday mornings join us for some crafty sensory play with instructor
Stephanie. 9 - 10am Cost $5
STORY TIME ART Each Thursday we create a children’s literary inspired art project followed
by a reading of the featured story with instructor Lisa Braun. 10 - 11am Cost $5
AGES 7-12
(Cr)AFTER SCHOOL DROP IN Use your imagination to create and explore arts and craft projects at your own pace
in this supervised weekly after school drop in workshop. 3:30-4:30pm Cost $5
KIDS COOKING CLUB Kids will learn kitchen safety, how to safely handle different types of food, proper usage of
kitchen equipment, reading a recipe, measurements, & healthy eating all while having a fun time creating
gourmet food from scratch. Wednesday Oct 1, 8,15,22 & 29, 3:30-5pm Cost $19 per class
KIDS ART JOURNAL A fun and creative way to document your days, practise new art
techniques or just plain doodle. In this series instructor Steph Brubaker will
demonstrate different mixed media, paint and layer techniques. Tuesdays Oct 14-Nov
4, 3:30-4:30pm Cost $59
DRAWING FROM REAL LIFE Learn the fundamentals
of drawing using pencil, charcoal, and pastels, with
instructor Darlene Kee. Thursdays, Oct 16– Nov 6,
3:30-5:00pm Cost $59
MEMBERS SAVE 10% OFF ALL CLASSES
More info: www.chilliwackartscouncil.com
604-769-ARTS(2787)
#20 -5725 Vedder Rd.
Chilliwack, B.C. V2R 3N4
Ph: 604.769.2787
Fax: 604.769.2788
[email protected]
www.chilliwackartscouncil.com
Is your child a healthy weight?
1 in 3 kids are above a healthy weight
What is MEND?
MEND is a fun, free healthy lifestyle program that
empowers children and their families to become
fitter and healthier through sessions that promote
healthy eating and physical activity.
Who can participate?
Families with children 7-13 years who are above a
healthy weight. Sessions run twice a week for 10
weeks.
Location: Chilliwack Neighbourhood Learning Centre
(46361 Yale Rd)
Starting: Thursday, October 2, 2014
Times:
Thursdays 6:00-8:00pm &
Saturdays 10:30am-12:30pm
What happens at MEND:
Parents/caregivers join their children in each session to
learn how to choose healthier foods and spend more
time being physically active
Families participate in group sessions and activities that
show how small changes can make a big difference
Practical demonstrations, games and tips about healthy
foods, label reading and portion sizes
Fun physical activity sessions for children while parents
discuss their successes and challenges with trained
program leaders
Visit www.bchealthykids.ca for information about MEND
and other programs to help you and your family be active and eat healthy.
To register for MEND:
call:
Andrea Gieselman @ 604-799-3732
email: [email protected]
MEND is…
A place for the entire family
A chance to meet new friends
Support to make healthier choices
MEND is NOT…
A diet
A weight loss program
Someone telling you what to do
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