pay your $20 student fee and come early to pick your

Mr. Bruce Filsinger, Principal Mr. David Baldasso, Vice Principal Ms. Kirsten Farquhar, Vice Principal

Principal’s Message The month of June is always filled with exciting celebration

activities as the school year draws to a close. As a school

community, Elgin Park has so much to be proud of; the talents and

successes of our students in academics, athletics, fine arts, and

service.

At this point in the year I want to recognize the staff of Elgin Park.

Their dedication to students, participation and sponsorship of

academics, fine arts, athletics and a wide variety of students’

activities takes them above and beyond on a regular basis and helps

to make Elgin Park a special place. We truly appreciate their hard

work and dedication.

The Commencement Ceremony took place at the Chandos Pattison

Auditorium on June 2nd. It was an outstanding evening which

recognized the Class of 2014 for all their accomplishments and

contributions to our school. Special thanks to the office staff and

teachers who organized this event. A complete list of scholarship

and bursary recipients is included in this newsletter.

The Grade 12 Dinner/Dance was held June 6th at the Sheraton Wall

Centre where 610 glamorous students, parents and staff celebrated

this milestone event. It was a very memorable evening in a

fantastic setting with great food and company. The Dry Grad

immediately followed and was a tremendous success with 260

graduates taking part. Students enjoyed dancing, karaoke, laser tag

and had a chance to play some black jack until the wee hours of the

morning. I would like to thank the Dry Grad Committee who

worked so hard for another hugely successful event.

We should give a big thank-you to all of the coaches at EPS who do

such a tremendous job in providing service to our athletic program

throughout the year. With their dedication and commitment, our

students have the opportunity to participate and develop the

qualities of sportsmanship, fair play and teamwork that are so

valuable in life.

Thank you to the Student Council Executive and members for

2013/14, Levi Chapman, Jennifer Shen, Casey Callaghan, Alisha

Anand, Gavin Li, Vannie Hong, Robert Zhang, Cassidy Poulton,

Jose Villagra, Emily Topolnisky, Lauren Fisher, Taran Bains,

Conor Doherty and Emerson Mohr. They have demonstrated

leadership and commitment to the school for their endeavors this

year.

We are also saying farewell and thank you to Ms. Fraser and Ms.

Lantinga, who will be retiring at the end of the school year. I

would like to thank them for their wonderful service that they have

provided to the Elgin Park community.

Parents, staff and students will miss their caring nature, dedication

and professionalism. They have been active school leaders and

mainstays at Elgin Park and will be truly missed. We wish them

well as they pursue new directions and thank them for the gift that

they have given our students at Elgin Park.

Finally, I would like to recognize the leadership of our Grade 12

students and thank them for the many contributions they have

made to the school over the past five years. We wish you success,

opportunity and courage, to face the changes and challenges that

will occur in your lifetime. Although we say farewell, we give

thanks for your support of the school and your pride and

accomplishments. Class of 2014 – stand tall, set your goals high

and remember to treat each new challenge as a turnaround, not as

a dead-end and don’t be afraid to follow the path to your dreams.

On behalf of all of us at Elgin Park, I wish everyone a successful

year-end and a great summer holiday.

Mr. Bruce Filsinger, Principal

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Early Bird LOCKER ASSIGNMENT

Pay your $20 student fee

and come early to pick your locker! 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Grade 12 - Thursday, August 21 Grades 11 & 12 - Friday, August 22

Grades 10, 11 & 12 - Monday, August 25 Grades 9 & 10 - Tuesday, August 26

Grade 8 only - Wednesday, August 27

Please pay for your Yearbook and Grad Fee also at this time.

13484 - 24 Avenue, Surrey, BC Elgin Park School Website: Phone (604) 538-6678 www.elginpark.net Fax (604) 538-6491 EPS Twitter Feed:

@ELGINPARKorcas

Volume 21 - 1 June 2014

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BUSINESS EDUCATION Economics 12 Chen Chen

Accounting 12 Jacob Zhang

Computer Programming 12 Casey Callaghan

Business Ed. Scholarship Zac Sava

ENGLISH English 12 Kristen Binley

Writing 12 Shona Mistry

AP English 12 Chen Chen

English Scholarship Kristen Binley

ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNER

English Language Learner 12 Chloe Feng

HOME ECONOMICS

Foods 12 Shaelyn Gadallah

Textiles 12 Lindsey Jacobson

Home Economics Scholarship Lindsey Jacobson

INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGES

French 12 Chen Chen

Spanish 12 Jason Abelson

International Language Scholarship

French Chen Chen

Spanish Jason Abelson

MATHEMATICS

Pre-Calculus 12 Shelley Wu

Foundations 12 Aimee Tian

Calculus 12 Chloe Feng

AP Calculus Shelley Wu

Mathematics Scholarship Shelley Wu

PEER TUTORING Peer Tutoring 12 Sam Findlay

PERFORMING ARTS Guitar 12 Joey Meekley

Concert Band 12 Athena Murray

Jazz Band 12 Joshua Hornak

Acting 12 Cassidy Poulton

Performing Arts Scholarship

Music Athena Murray

Theatre Lauren Fisher

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education 12 Carson Rose

PE Leadership 12 Andrew O’Connor

Physical Education Scholarship Andrew O’Connor

SCIENCE Biology 12 Chloe Feng

Chemistry 12 Li Zhang

Physics 12 Shelley Wu

Science Scholarship Shelley Wu

SOCIAL STUDIES

Law 12 Chen Chen

History 12 Lauren Fisher

Geography 12 Steven Gu

Comparative Civilization 12 Bronwyn McVey

Social Studies Scholarship Jose Villagra

TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION Drafting 12 Jason Kuo

Metal Art 12 Nina Tsai

Metal Fabrication 12 Greg Todd

Woodworking 12 Susan Bai

Technology Ed. Scholarship Greg Todd

VISUAL ARTS

Art 12 Bronwyn McVey

Visual Arts Scholarship Bronwyn McVey

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Governor General’s Medal 2013 Vivian Jin

Valedictorian Scholarship

Jose Villagra

Orca Awards Semiahmoo Rotary ‘Orca’ Award

(Ralph Crawford Memorial) (2) Jason Abelson Lauren Fisher

Top Academic Achievement Award

G.P.A. Chen Chen

Alex Benson Memorial Scholarship Levi Chapman

Andrew Chen Memorial Scholarship

Aksel Smit-Anseeuw

Brian Gray Memorial Semiahmoo Rotary

Scholarship

Athena Murray

Chantrell Creek Elementary Alumni Award Elaine Lin Margaret Yao

Crescent Park Elementary Alumni Award (2) Cheyanne Atwood Trevor Hassell

Dales’ Acknowledgment

of Leadership and Inspiration Elaine Lin

Dales’ Acknowledgment of Creativity

Chen Chen

Dales’ Acknowledgment of Attitude Mikayla Wagner

Dogwood District/Authority Scholarship (32)

Maria Acevedo Katie Ashley

Susan Bai Kristen Binley

Aaron Boettcher Casey Callaghan

John Carey Alice Chou

Justin Duck Madison Duxbury

Lauren Fisher Akino Gunstone

Nicholas Hughes Lindsay Jacobson

Shawn Kim Jason Kuo

Nicole Lunde Alexa Martin

Bronwyn McVey Shona Mistry

Demi Montes Maha Nagaria

Morgan Phillips Cassidy Poulton

Maysa Sharifi Jennifer Shen

Erin Stanley Greg Todd

Nina Tsai Li Zhang

Amanda Underwood Ben Zvikler Elgin Park Secondary Athlete of the Year (3) Maira Acevedo Colton Cook

Elgin Park Secondary

Music Program Scholarships (5)

Paul Chen Joshua Hornak

Shawn Kim Strauss Whiteside

Ben Zvikler

EPS Parent Advisory Council Award (8) Ashley Boston Angela Chu

Shelby Dennis Nico Docolas

Kate Mason Sutton Schiefner

Matthew Strang Greg Todd

EPS Principal Scholarship (2) Hanna Ricci Kelly Simpson

EPS Students’ Council Scholarship Levi Chapman Maha Nagaria

EPS Award of Merit Scholarship (14) Jerry Chen Haley Eburne

Joe Huang Maria Klerck

Alexandra Kuo Jamie Mey

Sarah Moorhouse Mishayla Sioui

Jack Sommer Vivian Tang

Adena Von Hahn John Woo

Catrina Yin Christina Yin

Francis William “Butch” LaRoue Jr.

Memorial Bursary: Semiahmoo Rotary

Bursary Amanda Underwood

G.D. Powlik Principal Bursary Sydney Tara

(Hank Jien) Guang-Ming Jai Memorial

Scholarship Kieran Ingram

HomeLife Benchmark Realty Award Kate MacDonald Andrew Maybury

International Laundry Fund Award Yarina Han

Kay Hutchinson Memorial Scholarship

Shona Mistry

Kiwanis Club of White Rock Award (2) Victoria Purcell Aimee Tian

Laronde Laker Elementary Alumni Award Mikaela Deslauriers

Larry Stavness Memorial Scholarship (2)

Helen Race Crispin Terry

Matthew & Timothy Kelly Memorial

Scholarship

Deborah Zhang

Ocean Cliff Elementary Award (2) Emma Blacklock Daniel Thatcher

Ocean Park Community Association

Citizenship Award Bursaries (2) Grant Mathias Joanne Wong

Partners 36 Award: Stewart Schon Memorial

Scholarship Brent Vernon

Patrick Kennedy Dooley Memorial

Scholarship Sam Findlay

Patrick Kennedy Dooley Technology

Education Award Brett Huemer

Peninsula Arts Foundation Award Athena Murray

Ray Shepherd Elementary Award (2) Kieran Ingram Helen Race

Re/Max Colonial Pacific Realty Youth

Citizenship Scholarship (2) Jordan Buhrig Sarah Wells

Ross G. Davidson Integrity and Perseverance

Award Olivia Barclay

Ryan Barclay Memorial Award Ellen De Crom

Semiahmoo Sunrunners Running Club

Bursary Nicole Cremer

Sir John A. Macdonald Student Leadership

Award Levi Chapman Jennifer Shen

Surrey Administrators’ Association

Scholarship Mckenna Hadley-Burke

Surrey Teachers’ Association Scholarship (3) Allie Connor Lindsay Stuart

Shan Wen

Top Business Education (Computer Emphasis Casey Callaghan

White Rock Orthodontic Center Scholarship

(2) - Dr’s. Hoglund, Sonya & Nagamatsu Inc. Shelley Wu Li Zhang

ELGIN PARK SECONDARY 2014 - 2015 SCHOOL FEE SCHEDULE

The School Act permits the charging of fees for certain items. In Surrey secondary schools, the following structure applies through Board Policy 9802 related to fees and any costs for students or families. For further information, please see: https://www.surreyschools.ca/departments/SECT/PoliciesRegulations/section_9000/Documents/9802%20Policy.pdf

General Student Fees

a. Student Activity Fee - $20 The activities supported by this fee are: Student Agenda $5.00 Student Council Events $6.00 Athletic $6.00 Locks $1.00 Student Activities (presentations) $2.00

b. Grad Commencement Fee - $40 The following items supported by this fee are: Rental of gowns $20.00 Auditorium Rental $10.00 Expenses (program, security, decorations) $10.00 Parents and students are advised of the following optional fees and workbook pricing for the 2013/14 school year. The school will provide the basic materials and resources necessary for students to meet the learning outcomes for each course. Students will need to continue to provide their own basic supplies and equipment for their own personal use, such as paper, writing tools, calculators, notebooks, gym attire and musical instruments. Workbooks may be provided to students on loan or they may be purchased outright. Some courses, such as textiles and woodwork, provide students with the option of using different or better quality materials which they may bring from home or purchase from the school at cost. Some courses offer optional certifications or external examinations for which there are charges. Please note that the goal of field trips is to extend and enrich student learning. These trips are usually optional and charges to cover field trip expenses will apply. If you wish to discuss the implications that these charges may have on your son’s or daughter’s educational program, please contact the school administration.

Optional Schedule of Fees and Pricing a. Yearbook - $50

b. Workbooks (cost recovery only) Worldhost Program Workbook (Co-Op Students) $15.00 French 11 Workbook $14.50 French 12 Workbook $14.50 Spanish 9/10 Workbook $20.00 Spanish 11 Workbook $20.00 Spanish 12 Workbook $20.00 Science 8, 9, & 10 Workbook $ 8.50 Chemistry 11 Workbook $21.00 Chemistry 12 Workbook $21.00 Geography 12 Workbook $28.00 History 12 Workbook $28.00 AP Calculus AB Workbook $25.00 AP Calculus BC Workbook $25.00 c. Athletic Fees (paid to Coach or Athletic Director) Athletic Fee (Major) $50.00 Athletic Fee (Minor) $20.00

May 29, 2015 Grad Commencement Rehearsal **Mandatory for all Grade 12’s**

Monday, June 1, 2015

Commencement Ceremony at Chandos Pattison Auditorium

Friday, June 5, 2015

Grad Dinner and Dance at Westin Bayshore

Important Notice to Parents:

Please advise the office of your current

email address. We have implemented a

new automated phone and email system.

You may now receive notices from Elgin

Park regarding student absences, school

events, and important school

information.

Also, if any of your contact information

(work phone numbers, cell phone

numbers, address) has changed, please

advise the school immediately so that

your child’s school records can be

updated.

School Summer HoursSchool Summer HoursSchool Summer HoursSchool Summer Hours

Monday to Friday

8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

604-538-6678

Leaving Elgin? If you are going to a different school next year,

please advise the school as soon as possible.

Would you like to

enroll at Elgin? Please come to the school office to register and

complete your course selection form.

2014-2015 SCHOOL CALENDAR

September 1 Labour Day - no classes

September 2 Schools open

September 22 Non-instructional day

October 13 Thanksgiving Day - no classes

October 24 Non-instructional day

November 10 Non-instructional day

November 11 Remembrance Day - no classes

December 19 Last day of classes before winter vacation

December 22 - January 2 Winter vacation

January 5 Schools reopen after winter vacation

January 26 Semester 2 begins

February 9 Family Day

February 20 Non-instructional day

March 6 Last day of classes before spring break

March 9 - March 20 Spring Break

(includes 4 district closure days)

March 23 Schools reopen after Spring Break

April 3 Good Friday - no classes

April 6 Easter Monday - no classes

May 1 Non-instructional day

May 18 Victoria Day - no classes

May 25 Non-instructional day

June 26 Administrative Day

June 26 Schools close

Elgin Park Secondary Bell Schedule 2014-2015

Monday to Thursday Start Time End Time

Warning Bell 8:35

Period 1 8:40 AM 10:00 AM

Period Change Time 10:00 AM 10:05 AM

Period 2 10:05 AM 11:25 AM

Lunch 11:25 AM 12:05 PM

Warning Bell 12:05

Period 3 12:10 PM 1:30 PM

Period Change Time 1:30 PM 1:35 PM


**Please check your Student Agenda for the Friday period rotations.**

Friday Start Time End Time

Warning Bell 8:35

Period 1 8:40 AM 9:55 AM

Period Change Time 9:55 10:00

Period 2 10:00 AM 11:20 AM

Lunch 11:20 AM 12:00 PM

Warning Bell 12:00


Period Change Time 1:20 PM 1:25 PM


CAREER NEWSCAREER NEWSCAREER NEWSCAREER NEWS

ELGIN PARK STUDENTS GETTING A HEAD START IN THE TRADES!ELGIN PARK STUDENTS GETTING A HEAD START IN THE TRADES!ELGIN PARK STUDENTS GETTING A HEAD START IN THE TRADES!ELGIN PARK STUDENTS GETTING A HEAD START IN THE TRADES!

The following students were successful in their applications to Surrey School District’s Partnership Programs for the 2014-15 school year:

Laurence Gollner Carpentry Erwin Kuo Metal Fabrication Kevin Mitchell Plumbing Julia Rempel Hairdressing Jordan Shaw Automotive Service Technician

Shawn Williams Law Enforcement Preparatory Program We are very proud of the hard work and preparation these students put in during a year that showed a District-wide increase in applications for these very competitive programs. Congratulations!!!

Science CoScience CoScience CoScience Co----op Placements:op Placements:op Placements:op Placements: The Science Co-op students had an opportunity to explore another career option of their choice on the 2nd work ex-perience placement this semester.

The students enjoyed their placements and the feedback from employers was overwhelmingly positive!

Student Business Sponsor

Becca Atamanchuk Vancouver International Airport

Alison Bogar Simon Fraser University (Surrey Campus)

Michael Caldwell Morgan Creek Golf Club & Canadian Coast Guard

Melanie Chapman Critter Care

John Chia Critter Care

Claire Eccles Thrifty Foods (South Surrey)

Jillian Filsinger Dr. Ki-Sun Kim & Deslauriers Chiropractic Group

Jake Hanna Crescent Park Elementary

Caitlin Jones Wind & Tide Preschool (24 Avenue)

Anisha Kalsi Surrey Memorial Hospital

Harrison Kenny Weatherhaven Containerized Solutions

Savannah Levesque La Vie En Rose (Surrey)

Tony Li UBC Michael Smith Labs

John Li UBC Michael Smith Labs

Mason Lin Peace Arch Hospital

Adrienne Lutzke The Lookout Emergency Aid Society

Sally Matthews Science World

Caroline Munroe Surrey Memorial Hospital

Angus Pollock NCIX (Netlink Computers Inc.)

Rogin Rashidan Critters Pet Supplies

KJ Roh Crescent Park Elementary

Sydney Schindel Science World

Lisa Tabor Peace Arch Hospital

Elizabeth Tichelman Semiahmoo House Society

Brooklyn Tidder Chantrell Creek Elementary

Isabel Tilley Steve Nash Sports Club – Morgan Crossing

Cole Tuningley Delrios Restaurant

Katie Williams SD#36-Food & Nutrition & White Rock Elementary

Shawn Williams Deslauriers Chiropractic Group & Canadian Coast Guard (Hovercraft Base)

Dison Wu Peace Arch Hospital & UBC Neuroimmunology Lab

WORK EXPERIENCE PARTNERS IN THE COMMUNITY As the 2013-14 school year comes to a close we would like to thank our work experience partners who support our Co-op programs. This year’s Humanities and Science Co-op students benefitted greatly from their varied work experience placements, gaining knowledge and understanding in many different career areas. We are always interested in partner-ing with new employers in our area to enhance our programs. If you, or someone you know, has a co-op work experi-ence opportunity and would consider mentoring one of our grade 11 co-op students, please contact Ms. Muir in the Ca-reer Centre (604-542-4521)

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Caitlin at Wind

& Tide Preschool

Sydney at Science World

Melanie & John Critter Care

Claire at Thriftys Foods

Mike & Shawn at the Canadian Coast Guard

Rogin at Critters Pet Supplies

Savannah at La Vie En Rose Harrison at Weatherhaven Containerized Solutions

Calling all volunteers!!!

Volunteers are critical to the success of the CANADIAN OPEN FASTPITCH INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP! (July 11-21, 2014) Community support is needed to help ensure that this event is the hit of the summer! Visit the website at canadianopenfastpitch.com for an online volunteer application.

The FRIENDS OF SEMIAHMOO BAY Society has organized a number of volunteer opportunities that will take place throughout the summer. They require volunteers for several public education events as well as restoration work on beaches and streams in our community. Please come to the Career Centre for a list of

upcoming events and contact information. Volunteers are needed for the TOUR de DELTA this July! The Tour de Delta is a timed stage race that consists of three exciting events that cover North Delta, Ladner and Tsawwassen. Volunteers are needed all three days for: Registration, road marshalling, food services, and event set-up. If you are interested please come to the Career Centre for more information.

Surrey Crime Prevention Society (SCPS) is actively recruiting high school student to support their Community Safety Volunteer Programs in Surrey. If you are interested in careers in law enforcement and looking to develop your volun-teer experiences contact: [email protected] or 604-502-8555. Volunteers must be a minimum of 16+ years of age. Other VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES are available in the Career Centre. Drop by if you are interested in giving back to the community and are looking for ideas of where help is needed.

~2014-2015~

The EPS second language teachers are committed to helping you learn to speak

French and Spanish and to succeed in our courses. Many interesting field trips and

travel opportunities await you. See you in September!

Mme M. Player, Department Head.

Teaching French 8, Enhanced French 10, French

11 and French 12

Room 235

Señora C. Zurowski

Teaching Spanish 9, Spanish 10 and Spanish 12.

Room 234

Mme T. Wagner

Teaching French 11

Room 164

Señora T. Webber

Teaching French 11

Room 164

Mme J. Kerouac

Teaching Enhanced French 8, French 8,

French 10 and French 11.

Room 236

Mme / Señora/ Coach C. James Teaching French 9, French 10,

Spanish 10 and Spanish 11.

Room 237

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Winners 2014

Grade 12 Prose

Gold: Chen Chen “My Name”

Silver: Cheyanne Atwood “Blue Blooded Depression”

Bronze: Shona Mistry “In the Name of Love”

HM: Alex Kuo “Standing Alone”

Grade 12 Poetry

Gold: Kali Brauckmann “What if I die Young?”

Shelby Dennis “It’s all Black and White”

Silver: Leighton Thorne “Midnight Shadows”

Bronze: Maysa Sharifi “Grandfather Clock”

HM: Taylor Walker “Lost and Found”

Grade 11 Prose

Gold: Bella Smith “Epilogue to Lord of the Flies”

Silver: Alice Shen “Apparition of War”

Bronze: Tong Lin “An Observation of Life”

Elgin Tennis Club

This year was the first year Elgin had a Tennis team compete in the Surrey School Sports

league. They were very successful; placing 2nd in Surreys and making it to the Fraser Valley

Championships. The team fought a tough match against Heritage Woods, losing 5-6 ending

their advancement to the Provincial Championships. A great finish to the first year. A big

congratula/ons to all players!

Elgin Park’Secondary’s

Hockey Team

Congratulations on a job well done

Elections were held for the 2014-2015 PAC Executive. The following positions were filled by acclamation;

Co-Chairperson:

Lori Bogert

Co-Chairperson:

Suzannah Denholm

Treasurer:

Elaine Brooker

Secretary:

No current nominations

DPAC Representative:

Bob Zezulka

Please note that there is an opening for PAC Secretary. Duties of Secretary include recording minutes at

executive and general meetings, presenting minutes for adoption at meetings, and maintaining a minute’s

book. Anyone wishing to step forward can contact Lori Bogert or Suzannah Denholm at

[email protected] or [email protected].

There will be no PAC meeting in June, we will resume PAC meetings on the second Wednesday of

every month beginning September 10, 2014.

Next year’s meeting schedule is as follows: September 10th October 8th November 12th December (none) January 14th February 11th March (none) April 8th May 13st June (none)

Thank you to all of you who attended our PAC meetings and to those that came out to help with various events. We are looking forward to seeing you during the next school year. Have a wonderful summer with your families. Tracy Tichelman, PAC Co-Chair

P.A.C. Parent Advisory Council News