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CITIZENSHIP in SRSD A Celebration of Community Spirit! June 25,
2013
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Citizenship in our students words I wanted people that have
cancer to have hair. It is important because they could be just
like everyone else and who they use to be. It might make them feel
better! McKenna Burbank, Samantha Vien, Emerald Sebastian I will
continue to help others because it makes me happy to see people
smiling. Khayden Riberdy We sell cookies and cards for the
homeless! Tianna Campbell and Mya Mann
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Volunteering is a good way to help our community. We get to
help each other out and support each other. Ethan and Avery
Cochrane If we win we would love to donate to Childrens Hospital.
We think its an important charity because every kid should get the
chance to be healthy again. Abby Pelletier, Jordynn Barrett, Tayler
Arkle, Rowan Shwaluk
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I believe a good citizen is someone who follows rules and
regulations, uses their voice and opinion for good and who respect
themselves and the people around them.! Tyra Turbovsky A good
citizen is someone that is a good person even when no one is
watching!Devon Caron every good citizens makes a difference!. Lina
Poplavski & Mirjam Lik
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my efforts are worth it because I feel the impact a bit of
elbow grease can make! Marie Wrede to strive to be the best I can
be both in school and in my community! Karmen Britton Social
Justice has taught me all about being grateful for the life I live!
Kaira Lavallee
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I think a good citizen is a person that is always willing to be
helpful, caring, positive and in general being a good role model!
Trevor Broesky Sharing Circle was a great learning experience and
has helped each of us in the circle to grow as individuals. The
circle has showed us how to become active citizens in our
community. Rachel and Katelyn
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cole Lorette Immersion Ethan & Avery Cochrane We stand for:
Providing a water pump to Haiti through UNICEF Initiative and
Responsibility Helping others
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Parc LaSalle Tianna Campbell and Mya Mann We stand for:
Creating and selling Christmas Cards at the Annual Breakfast with
Santa for homeless people. We raised $230.00 and fed 300 people
with chili!
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Ste. Anne Collegiate Trevor Broesky I stand for: Active living
(Volleyball, Basketball and Baseball school teams) Coaching and
being an umpire Clean up our school surroundings Student helper
Being helpful Respect for others
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Ste. Anne Collegiate Kaira Lavalle I stand for: Student Voice
Social Justice School Musical We Day Volunteer in the SAE
kindergarten class Volunteering to care for animals
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Ste. Anne Collegiate Karmen Britton I stand for: Student Voice
and Social Justice Summer in the City volunteer School Musical Grad
Committee Dance instructor assistant Peer Tutor for Pre-Calculus
Winnipeg Butterfly Gala
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Ste. Anne Collegiate Marie Wrede I stand for: Student Voice (
School dance, Writers club) Social Justice ( Rachels Challenge,
fundraising drive for humanitarian projects) School Musical Grad
Committee High Academics Helping with Kindergarten to grade 2
children at the Gospel Chapel Superclub
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Ste. Anne Elementary Devon Caron I stand for: Positive attitude
and cheerful nature Well-being of other students Respect and
kindness for others Helping out at school Facing lifes challenges
with pride and courage!
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La Salle School Grade 6 Craft Club We stand for: Develop, plan
and instruct literature craft program for younger students
Leadership Creativity and literacy for young students
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cole Ile des Chnes McKenna Burbank, Samantha Vien & Emerald
Sebastian We stand for: Free the Children Campaign Collecting food
for the school hampers and helping families in need Supporting
Cancer Care Manitoba by donating our hair
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Collge Lorette Collegiate CLC Sharing Circle We stand for:
Discovering oral traditions and storytelling through a Metis elder
Manitoo Ahbee Aboriginal Youth Leaders Seven Sacred Teachings
through Drumming RM of Tache Food Bank Creating murals for CLC with
the support of SRSD Visual Art support teacher Supporting students
learning about Aboriginal culture in K to 8 schools
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Arborgate School Lina Poplovski & Mirjam Lik We stand for:
Leadership Breakfast for Learning Canteen helper Lunch Monitor Math
and Reading Buddies Babysitting Picking up garbage around the
community in the summer
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Richer School Tyra Turbovsky I stand for: Student Voice (We
Day, Penny Drive, Anti-Bullying Week) Christmas Food hampers
Special events at school Fundraising for a Water Pump for Haiti
Richer Local Urban District student representative Reading buddy
for EAL students. Student representative on the PAC
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Last word. Theres a radical and wonderful new idea here that
all children could and should be inventors of their own theories,
critics of other peoples ideas, analyzers of evidence, and makers
of their own personal marks on the world. Its an idea with
revolutionary implications. If we take it seriously. - Deborah
Meier