November 2018

Principal’s Message It has been a busy first term. We welcomed the largest incoming group of grade 9s in recent memory. While we have been challenged to

find enough space for all our students we continue to enjoy the Vic High inclusive culture that comes with being a tight knit school with long tradition of tolerance and citizenship. Fine arts night - Our dancers, musicians, actors and artists are busy preparing for fine arts night. If you only come into the school once this year, come for fine arts night. The performances are incredible. We are encouraging donations at the door to support our growing arts programs. Come out Tuesday, December 4th, doors open at 6:30. Fall sports - As you will read later in this newsletter we have had an extremely successful fall sports season. The senior boys won soccer team won the Colonist Cup, the senior girls’ volleyball team won the city championships and we sent our first cross-country runner to the provincial championships in many years. Boundary Review – The district is conducting a boundary review. The survey for the public is going out mid-November. The online survey is available at www.sd61.bc.ca until Friday, November 30, 2018. Seismic update – Since the district’s initial submission to the Ministry, there have been had multiple revisions and clarifications. At this time it is believed that the Ministry has the final version of the PDR. The district continues to prepare the upgrading of SJ Willis with the potential of a September 2019 move for Vic High.

We await word from the Ministry as they work to gain support for the Vic High project through the treasury board. If you are interested in keeping up with the weekly happenings at Vic High you can subscribe to Vic High this Week (VHTW) from our website under the News and Events tab. I try to send a weekly email to those on the mail list highlighting school events. I would also encourage you to follow us on Facebook and Twitter @vichighsd61 .

Aaron Parker Principal

Important Upcoming Dates November 23 Pro-D Day November 28 Collaboration Day/Academic Support December 3 PAC Meeting, 7:00 pm December 4 Fine Arts Evening December 10 Pro-D Day December 11 Winter Grad December 12 Collaboration Day/Academic Support December 21 Santa’s Breakfast Dec 24 to Jan 4 Winter Break January 7 PAC Meeting, 7:00 pm January 10 Grad Assembly, Block C January 16 Collaboration Day/Academic Support January 22 School Exams, Blocks A & C January 23 School Exams, Blocks B & D January 24 & 25 Provincial Exams January 28 1st Day of Semester 2 February 4 PAC Meeting, 7:00 pm

We are now approaching the season when inclement weather may affect the safety and welfare of students. In

particular, snowy weather has the potential to cause school closure or some School District 61 services to be suspended.

During inclement weather, information about schools will be updated continuously on the Greater Victoria School District 61

website at http://www.sd61.bc.ca.

Within the Greater Victoria School District, the Superintendent of Schools, Ms. Shelley Green, will provide media outlets with information about the status of our facilities and transportation services by 6:30 a.m.

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Claire Troost

Celebrate the Arts! You are invited to an

Evening of Fine Arts

Tuesday, December 4th, 2018 @ 7:00 pm Auditorium, Foyer, Band Room

Plan to arrive between 6:30 and 7:00 pm

to view our Visual Arts Exhibition

Please come out and support our Fine Arts Department

Choir, Concert Band, Dance, Drama, Visual Arts, Rhythm & Blues Band

Refreshments will be served

Admission by donation of

non-perishable food items for the food bank or a cash donation to support the Fine Arts

programs at Victoria High School

Dance

Alumni Ross Wirtanen working with our Beginner and Platform 61 dancers and introducing them to some James Brown moves.

Musical Theatre Musical Theatre is hosting a Fundraiser for this year’s production of “Cry Baby!” On December 19 at 7:30 pm folks are invited over to the Fernwood Inn for an evening of Music Bingo! Tickets to participate in the event are $20/person. There will be many prizes to be won, and tons of fun to be had! Please purchase tickets through Kim Sholinder (ksholinder@sd61.bc.ca) or through the front office.

Leadership Our Vic High Leadership team has been working hard so far this year to support our school and community. The Leadership students started the year by hosting our annual Cornerstone Breakfast. They also organized events for Halloween, such as pumpkin carving, costume contest, and collecting food for Our Place. In addition, they organized and hosted our Remembrance Day assembly. On top of organizing big school events, our Leadership team contributes to the following: supporting our grade 9 students during collaboration, preparing and serving toast every morning, preparing fresh food for homerooms, being ambassadors for our school for community and school events, keeping the school sign up to date, supporting Orange Shirt day, collecting warm clothes for Foundry, and much more. These students work tirelessly to support school spirit, school initiatives, and community initiatives.

HAVE YOUR SAY: Catchment Boundary Review Catchment boundaries are the geographical areas that determine which students are eligible to attend a specific school. The Greater Victoria School District is seeking public input on important considerations when re-evaluating catchment boundaries. Due to increasing enrolment and limited space in some of its schools, the District must align registration with schools’ capacities. Some schools are full and enrolment projections indicate an additional 1,800 students may enroll in the District over the next 10 years. To accommodate the growing student population, the District must balance registration across the District with the space available at each school. As part of the Catchment Boundary Review, The Greater Victoria School District is asking parents to participate in an online survey to provide valuable feedback to the Board of Education. The online survey is available at www.sd61.bc.ca until Friday, November 30, 2018.

Vic High Outdoor Ed Wild Play September 2018

News from Vic High

Yoga ‘Yoga for Mindfulness’ is a program that includes yoga, postural alignment, meditation, mindfulness, breathing techniques, grounding exercises, reflective journaling, history, philosophy and anatomy. It is a 4-credit course that runs inside the timetable and can be used as an elective for graduation requirements. If you have not had the chance to take this course yet, please consider requesting it on your course selection form for next year! It is an inclusive class where all ability levels are welcome. Here are some photos from the Semester 1 Yoga class working in the garden this year! -Grace Leigh

Science Forearm and Hand Anatomy and Suturing Courses at Vic High - Last Spring Dr. David Naysmith, a plastic surgeon and alumnus of Victoria High School, held a one day suturing course with Mr. Young at Victoria High School. He was joined by his colleague Dr. Sandra Taylor as well as past principals Peter Boldt (who is 93) and Keith McCallian (who is a bit younger). Students were offered a unique experience as Dr. Naysmith taught them about what he does as a plastic surgeon and then showed them proper suturing techniques with hands-on training using the equipment he would be using during an operation. This spring a small group of students will be joining Dr. Naysmith and Mr. Young for a 6 week hand anatomy course that will occur at Vic High as well as at Uvic’s Anatomy lab; students selected for the course will be notified in January. In addition, Dr. Naysmith has indicated he would like to offer the one day suturing course at Vic High again at the end of the hand anatomy course. These courses will provide unique opportunities for Vic High students. -David Young

Marine Biology at Vic High The students in Marine Biology 12 have been busy working on various projects for our marine website at www.vichighmarine.ca. Interview with Shark Photographer Andy Murch We have recently uploaded Anouk Janess’ interview with Andy Murch. Andy is a freelance photojournalist specializing in sharks and rays. He is the CEO and Expedition Leader at Big Fish Expeditions and the driving force behind the Predators in Peril Project. He is also the step-dad of Vic High student Jacob Carlow. You can view Anouk’s interview by following this link: https://www.vichighmarine.ca/andymurch/ -David Young

Digital Microscopy of the Digestive Canals of a Moon Jellyfish Wanda de Simone has been filming the digestive canals of our Moon Jellyfish and has created a descriptive video for our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/vichighmarine/videos. To see Wanda’s video please visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1pIx0nX8is -David Young

Junior Science This semester has gotten off to a great start in the Junior Sciences! From exploring how to use Bunsen burners and doing experiments to racing pop cans down the length of Fairey Tech using the laws of static electricity, students have been actively exploring scientific concepts and the world around them. We researched the common uses and explored the impact chemical compounds and are well on our way to more projects, labs, and hands-on learning experiences.

-Sarah Alpert

French Immersion Our Vic High French Immersion students have been very busy this school year. In September our grade 9 and 10 students studied different francophone countries from around the world and then went to La Belle Patate in Esquimalt to sample some authentic poutine. This past week our grade 9 and 10 students also joined French Immersion students from Lansdowne middle school, Central middle school and Sir James Douglas elementary school to take in the Imax screening of “A Beautiful Planet” in French. Our junior students have also been having a blast participating in PE outings and activities around Victoria thanks to the organization of Mme Mengual. All of our French Immersion students will be heading to the Save on Foods Memorial Arena to go skating on December 4th. This next month our French Immersion grad class will start working on their Capstone projects, their final year-end portfolio presentations. Students will reflect upon their high school journey and prepare for the future by researching their post-secondary, travel and working options. Our grade 9 and 10 students will be participating in a day long Techworks event at the Victoria conference center on December 5th to learn about and explore the tech sector in Victoria and will participate in 4 sessions on financial literacy. Our French Immersion students have been very busy and have also been active in our community. We are looking forward to an exciting second term! Bravo! -Jean Campbell

Sports Senior Boys Soccer

This year’s Vic High soccer season was one to remember. This closely knit team experienced the highs and lows of high school soccer, but ultimately came out on top. Everybody on the team fought hard every time they stepped out on the field to play. What made this team special and eventually led to them being Colonist Shield Champions was that everybody had each other’s backs. Whatever they did on the field, they did as a team. This meant they played for each other; there were no lazy days, no low effort days, and no excuses. Having a team made up of grade 9-12 players, both domestic and International, allowed for the boys to learn and grow from each other, and created a level of camaraderie that transcended age and ability. Overall, this season was a tremendous success, and a huge step forward for the Vic High soccer program. Since the introduction of the Shield Championship in 1976, Vic High’s name was absent from the plague. This means we have achieved a feat that was 42 years in the making. We wish to share our congratulations to all players, wish good luck to the graduating players, and look forward to next year. -Adrian Herlaar and Cecil Michel

Cross Country The 2018 Vic High cross country season was a successful one. The team competed in 3 league meets and concluded the season with the Island Championships, where the Junior Boys Raymark Dalafu, Owen Campbell, Elijah Dela Cruz and Jia Situ finished 11th as a team and Junior Girl Emma Campbell qualified for the Provincial Championships with a 17th place finish. At Provincials Emma ran a gutsy race to place 115th overall. Congrats to the whole team on a great season! -Doug Oxland, Coach Tikis Girls’ Volleyball We have had a very busy fall volleyball season in our gyms! The junior girls’ volleyball team was coached by community coach Megan Lee who did an outstanding job of teaching basic fundamental volleyball skills to our junior girls. She brought a lot of energy and enthusiasm and the team improved tremendously over the course of the season. The girls had the chance to participate in the Pumpkin Bumpkin girls’ volleyball tournament at Mount Doug and played host to the city B finals. We are very proud of this group of young ladies and can’t wait to see them come out to train in the spring for beach volleyball. Thank you to teacher sponsor Danielle Latour for her support. Our senior girls’ volleyball team enjoyed a great deal of success this season. The girls competed in five tournaments and finished in the championship bracket at the Belmont tournament, finished 3rd at the Vic High tournament and finished 2nd at the Ballenas tournament. The team bonded together a great deal during many weekends travelling up and down the island and they were able to win their second consecutive South island 3A title. The team played host to the island championships this year and the girls narrowly missed a berth to the provincial wild card competition, finishing in 6th. We are very proud of this group of outstanding young ladies and wish all the best of luck to our graduating captain, Alexis Shepheard. Go Tikis! -Jean Campbell

Junior Boys Volleyball This year’s Boys Jr Volleyball team picked up where they left off last year and they had a very successful season, finishing 5th in the city and winning sets against the top teams. The core of Grade 10 students, led by captain, Nate Heagle, played very well and they had great help from a number of Grade 9 players, including Karl Gabun. While about half of the team had previous Volleyball experience, a good number were fresh and showed tremendous improvement in just 2 months. Thanks to Head Coach, Mr. Roger Duval, and Assistant Coach, Gabriel Duval, for sharing their enthusiasm and expertise.

Career Centre News

COMING SOON …

NEW – GRAD TRANSITION PLAN An ALL NEW Grad Transition plan has been devised for our Grads of 2019. The new Transition Plan will include a SHOWCASE NIGHT on Wednesday, April 24th where our grads will showcase their accomplishments to parents, staff, and their fellow-grads. Student information sessions about the new Grad Transition Plan will be held on November 22nd and November 27th. GRADE 12s -- Everything you need to complete your GTP is available on the Vic High website under Student Info, Grad Transition Plan.

GRADUATION TRANSITION INFORMATION SESSIONS – NOVEMBER 22 & 27

UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA VISIT - Thursday, November 29 The University of Alberta recruiter will meet with Grade 11 and 12 students this Thursday, at lunch in the Career Centre. U of A programs include: Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, Law, Medicine, Dentistry, and pre-Veterinary Medicine to name a few. EMILY CARR UNIVERSITY OF ART & DESIGN National Portfolio Day-Saturday, December 1 National Portfolio Days are recruitment events that help promote the artistic development of young artists by bringing together experienced representatives who review art work and offer critical feedback. NOTE: the 2018 National Portfolio Day will be held at Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Wilson School of Design on Saturday, December 1st (11AM – 3PM). Advance registration is necessary! For details visit: https://www.ecuad.ca/calendar/category/prospective-student-tours-events

DISCOVER UVIC – for Grade 10, 11, & 12 Students Take your parents to UVic where you will learn about programs, admission requirements and student life on the beautiful University of Victoria campus. Monday, December 3, Bob Wright Centre, 6:30 to 9:00 PM Details & registration: https://www.uvic.ca/discover/

UBC Engineering &Architecture Open House Students, parents, and family are welcome to enjoy demonstrations, presentations, lab tours, hands-on activities and more on Saturday, November 24th, 10 AM – 4PM. Admissions advisors, professors, and current students will be on hand to answer questions. RSVP: https://engineering.ubc.ca/openhouse. CAREER EXPLORATION The School District 61 Pathways & Partnership team would like you to know about some of the exciting career training opportunities available to SD61 students. Detailed information about the Auto Tech, Aviation & Design, Tourism and Leadership Exploration (TALE), and Trades Awareness, Skills & Knowledge (TASK) programs is available from Mr. Hamilton or Ms. O’Hara. Spaces are still available in some of these programs but prompt registration is encouraged. POST-SECONDARY UPDATES UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA

1. Online application is now open for

September 2019 The University of Victoria is now accepting applications for next September. The deadline for current high school students is February 28, 2019. Students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible at www.uvic.ca/apply.

2. Supplementary application materials

Several UVic programs require applicants to answer supplementary

questions or upload specific documents (such as letters of intent, resumes and references) in addition to their regular application. Depending on the program, students may be asked to upload these materials before or after submitting their application, or to send documents directly to the department. A listing of programs that require supplemental application information is available on our website. www.uvic.ca/supplemental

3. Self-reporting opens February 15th All current grade 12 students MUST self-report their grades between February 15 and March 31, 2019. The link for students to self-report will be available on the application portal beginning February 15, 2019 at www.uvic.ca/self-reporting.

4. English language proficiency deadlines All applicants to the University of Victoria (regardless of country of origin or citizenship status) are required to demonstrate English language proficiency prior to admission. Visit www.uvic.ca/elr for details. Applications will not be processed until proof of language proficiency has been confirmed. Deadlines to submit proof of English language proficiency are: Gustavson School of Business (Commerce) March 15, 2019 All other faculties and programs May 1, 2019

UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA UBC’s two application deadlines are as follows: First round offers (+ major entrance scholarships): December 1, 2018 Final application deadline: January 15, 2019 Apply online at https://you.ubc.ca/.

Personal Profile The Personal Profile is used to assess a student's preparedness for university. Applicants are asked to reflect on past experiences, accomplishments, and challenges in a handful of short essay questions. HOUSE OF COMMONS PAGE PROGRAM Students planning to attend university in Ottawa next year – consider the House of Commons Page Program. Each year, 40 House of Commons Pages are selected from high schools across Canada. These students work in the House of Commons while beginning their university studies. Pages are contracted to work a minimum of 15 hours a week for one year, beginning in late-August. A salary of $16,587 will be paid in 26 equal payments over a 12-month period. In addition, a sum of $1,200 is paid at the end of the employment period for successful completion of the contract. Students planning to attend university in the National Capital Region next year are encouraged to come to the Career Centre for more information about this program or visit https://www.ourcommons.ca/About/PageProgram/About-Prgm-e.html. Applications are being accepted now, until December 3, 2018. ENCOUNTERS WITH CANADA Encounters with Canada is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for Canadian teens (14 to 17) to spend a week in the nation’s capital, take part in exciting adventures, and exploring future career options. Hands-on workshops, presentations, and excursions are just part of the fun! Students stay at the Terry Fox Canadian Youth Centre in Ottawa and choose from one of the sub-themes outlined on the Encounters website https://www.ewc-rdc.ca/pub/en. The registration fee is $750 and includes round trip airfare to Ottawa, all ground transportation, room and board, and all program excursions.

Congratulations to the following students who achieved a perfect 4.00 grade point average in the first reporting period of the 2018-2019 school year (minimum 3 courses)

Grade 12 Valentina Badano Eli Darroch Osha Dombrowski Jake Duncan Aleisha Evans Nicole Gandolfi Isaac Hatfield Sadie Hatt Alison Hissen Julio Ibarra Wren Kerslake Sayde Koetke Ida Lamani Emma Lesko Marina McLaren Calen Michel Ben Mills Jade Nguyen Thu Thao Nguyen Matilde Pagnini Austin Rice Piyush Sahijwani Malachi Tully Alice Vu Quinn Xu

Grade 11 Avin Ahmadi Agartu Ali Mischa Arbess-Goudge Soli Callo Isobel Campbell Fernando Ferro Braga Laurindo Correia Brigid Godwin Kylie Good Pascale Grenier Lea Handschuh Emily Harrison-Edge Athisaya Jiratawornkul Anna Lazareva Ellery Messenger Ford Djuna Nagasaki Sienna Nargang-White Hannah O’Shea Natalie Pfund Roman Shchedrin Jasper St John Aja Sy Yu Tian Maya Torres-Conrad

Grade 10 Calin Barber Charlotte Blecha Nguyen Anh Phuong (Karen) Cong Wren Dawson Ella Erickson Simone Griffin Nate Heagle Samara Leckenby Amelie MacDonald Sapphire Mayo Alexandra Namuco Olivia Nugent Spencer Olson Noah Roth Soo-Yeon Song Grayson Threlfall Monta Wallbridge

Grade 9 Ahmad Abousaleh Shayla Beckett Emma Campbell Owen Campbell Ella Cholette Nadine Gomez Matisse Gubby-Hurtig Kai Hatt Jack Hollott Zahabia Kanchwala Tamsyn Klazek-Schryer Cameron Lalli Penelope Lan Maia Looi Gwen McLeod Leah Melanson Sophia Minja Reinicke Juliana Monk Ben Nienhuis Devon Oneschuk Garnet Ponce Naike Schultz Christian Vic Sibay Taylor Specht Glenn Tay-ew Olivia Walasek Silas Waldhaus

Congratulations to the following students who achieved a 3.0 - 4.9 grade point average

in the first reporting period of the 2018-2019 school year (minimum 3 courses; all marks C+ or better)

Grade 12 Egemen Alkan Chiara Maria Adele Anzano Kenny Apt Hayley Blohn Joshua Cabuco Shelly Cao Jacob Carlow Simon Chen Rayn Cook-Thomas Etienne Cote Platero Miles Cranswick Eric Croteau Noah Cutfeet Sana Dawod Hussam Doudin Nathalie Douglas Lily Edwards Trinity Elizabeth Yuki Endo Simon Esteban Sam Finke Drew Golinowski Sage Greaves Thomas Grossi Kaylan Guindon Baxter Harrington Aya Hlme Sasha Hunter Vitus Init William Irwin Olaf Jacobson Sahuaya Anouk Janess Ella Jouanisson-Poirier Shale Judge Plaxton Maiyaz Julian Airi Kako Pimlapat Kanha Aidan Knudsen Ari Laanela Helena Lin Frida Lomeli Casillas Griffin Long Brendan Macnab Alexei Marykuca-Vidal Quinn Moffett Dawson Mork Bao Linh Nguyen Becca Nguyen Sandy Nguyen Cassandra Kyle Pampo Beatriz Penin Fernandez Phusanisa Pornyanasiri Matthew Pu Winston Qiu Giulia Rea Nathaniel Roberts William Robertson Elliot Scott-Bigsby Alexis Shepheard Shota Taniguchi

Grade 12 (continued) Shayne Thomas John Steve Tundag Karen Vasquez Samuel Gabriel Velasco Cherry Wang Anabelle Welke Johnathan Wong Thomas Woodruff Yui Yamada Aaron Yang Grade 11 Elijah Adams Nafis Ahmed Elliott Bales-Bates Giovana Beccari Marcondes Monteiro Liv Beckett Alex Bell Gabriel Benko Francoio Avery Berg Margaret Anne Bezanson Emylia Biegun Amelia Bremaud Aidan Brown Nigel Burke Reeve Michael Castro Ruby Chan-Thomas Justin Chau Saban Contandriopoulos Mark Justin Dagupion Micaela Day Hannia Duran Sandoval Karla Estrada Nava Marcela Fontana Saenger Eira Kassiel Gaoiran Ella Geoghegan Anna Golovkina Manuel Salvador Guillen Dilan Ilhan Yasmin Inacio Oliveira Maaya Inoue Muhammad Iqbal Zoe Jennings Peyton Karn Haruna Kimoto Antonia Kropp Channah Lawes Finn Leslie Ivan Lopez Cullen Maguire Camella Mariano Payton Mawson Laura Mello Couto Ella Miller Evan Mitchell Kristhel Molina Porras Anna Nguyen Josh Oldfield Ian Oliphant Adrien Pham

Grade 11 (continued) Sophie Kristin Radecke Elijah Ransome James Rodriguez Luis Alejandro Rubiano Guerrero Zahra Saeed Syeda Simal Saleem Cole Salsman Eylul Basak Senyuz Mook Sirithanyarat Frances Smith Ripley Stevens James Sunter Housam Tarrach Charlyne Tay-ew Koshi Thompson Mario Valdes Gonzalez Annarosa Ventura Grayson Vinkle Nalin Vogels Saje Volpe Edwina Wang Muzi Wang Sophie Welch Josh Wilcox Jill Williams Michelle Wood Jonathan Wu Soy Yaithuam Darian Yap Kate Yuen Seija Zarry Linge Zhang Peter Zhang Grade 10 Nelson Aiken Bisan Al Seabi Finn Bailey Kat Bater Erika Beaton Lyric Berry Andrea Brkic Isaac Cain-Tallo Laux Cholette Annika Clark Ava Clark Raymark David Dalafu Aislin Downey Eleanore Dunn Angel Dup-et Luke Easton Cole Elviss Alexander Emery Eduarda Ferro Braga Laurindo Correia Frank Fu Ella Gallant Jaheim Gowdy Liam Hall Rhea Harper Gina Hartwell

Grade 10 (continued) Maiya Houston Arun Huijbregts Blu Inman Felix Jensen Quintin Johnson Marco Joly Richardo Juarez Morales Ryder Knox Maria Kozlowski Gabrielle Marier-Farmilo Aria Munro Fahd Murad Eva Olcen Benson Ou Moon Paynter-Repay Isaiah Phung Lucas Pokotylo Eileen Quayle Aurora Ralph Hadley Rutherford Kate Sabater Angel Sagun Matthew Sanderson Sam Shaheen Hannah Skrenka Alessi Stickley Chloe Stone Charity Villacorte Jerry Wang Ben White Grade 9 Ava Adgira Al Baraa Al Homsi Ali Al Jawhari Liam Amacher Isabella Appleford Ayan Araleh Kate Danielle Batoon Liniel Dave Binag Prince Lawrence Borje Cameron Bowers Silas Brouwer Ember Bruszkowski Pear Buasuwanchai Callum Bucknell Kaydence Burton Lily Butler Talia Collins Griffin Costello Lily Cote Calla Cowan Elijah Crowley Mikka Culbert Rojina Damai-Sancaster RV Dazo Ellijah Rom Dela Cruz Lilli Dumaresq Ella Einarson Leonie Eisenhauer

Grade 9 (continued) Karl Gabun AK Gaton Anna Gilbertson Atticus Gilchrist Rowan Hall Dogun Hallsdottir Emily Hanson Taro Heinl Willa Herwig Dana Ingebrand Bashar Kabd Cale Kendall Ari King Katie Koeman-Rolstone Hayden Konopasek-Lum Jhayneil Marvin Laguio Rainnier Laurian Madison Levagood Luka Matkovic Torin McFarlane Jaerus Medriano Marjo Mejia Jacob Mercado Maya Mishra Calum Morier Mackennzie Mount Mahsa Movahedian Emma Nott Dean Paling Elliot Pearson Devyn Pereira Taylor Perras Chloe Phillips Hailey Powell Lambert Rodriguez Ishver Samonte Elena Shearer Mira Sobkin Maisie Starkey-Engel Marshall Stove Sebastian Stratford Nickerson Sulboan Lucas Taylor Toven Taylor Sophie Thompson Rene Tolson Avalon Tritt Joshua Wallace Magdalena Whetung-Bermeo Jasmine Wong Toby Zarry

Anxiety Education for Parents

Are you parenting a youth who struggles with anxiety, worry or stress? Learn how tosupport them.

Wed. Nov. 28 at 6:30 Vic High Auditorium

FREE

For more info call: 250-361-0705