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2018-19 School Year Calendar Sun West School Division 501 – 1 st Street West, Box 700, Rosetown, Saskatchewan S0L 2V0 Phone: 1 (306) 882-2677 Fax: 1 (306) 882-3366 Toll Free: 1 (866) 375-2677 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sunwestsd.ca

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2018-19 School Year Calendar

Sun West School Division 501 – 1st Street West, Box 700, Rosetown, Saskatchewan S0L 2V0

Phone: 1 (306) 882-2677 Fax: 1 (306) 882-3366 Toll Free: 1 (866) 375-2677 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sunwestsd.ca

Board of Education Back Row (left-right): Barb Cowell (Subdivision No. 8), Sue Lytle (Vice-Chair and Subdivision No. 4), Cathy Morrow (Subdivision No. 7),

Karen Itterman (Chair and Subdivision No. 3), Margaret Irwin (Subdivision No. 1), Ruth Griffith (Town of Kindersley) Front Row (left-right): John Collins (Subdivision No. 6), Scott Sander (Subdivision No. 5), Robert Dewey (Subdivision No. 2)

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Vision: “Success for all” Mission: “Learning Together”

Values: Lifelong Learning Leadership Cooperation Accountability Respect _____________________________

21st Century Competencies

Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship ● Critical Thinking ● Collaboration ● Communication

Character ● Cultural and Ethical Citizenship ● Computer and Digital Technologies

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501 – 1st Street West, Box 700, Rosetown, Saskatchewan S0L 2V0

Phone: 1 (306) 882-2677 ● Fax: 1 (306) 882-3366 ● Toll Free: 1 (306) 375-2677

Email: [email protected] ● Website: www.sunwestsd.ca

For further information please visit our website at www.sunwestsd.ca.

Sun West School Division Board of Education

Sun West School Division is governed by a Board of Education consisting of nine elected representatives. Board members are elected to serve four-year terms. Meetings are normally held the fourth Tuesday of each month, with the exception of July and August, commencing at 9:00 a.m.

School Community Councils (SCCs) There are 23 SCCs in Sun West School Division. Membership is made up of parents, community members, teachers and school-based administrators. School Community Councils play a critical role in helping schools with improvement planning and improving family engagement.

Business

The Sun West School Division fiscal year runs from September 1 to August 31. The Business Department oversees and manages Sun West’s multi-million dollar annual budget, processes expense claims, invoices, purchase orders and a wide assortment of other financial transactions and arrangements.

Education

Under the leadership of the Director of Education, Sun West School Division's Superintendents of Education and Student Support Services Supervisor provide professional guidance for school-based administrators, teachers and support staff. They also develop processes, practices and procedures for curriculum and instruction, student support, and work with School Community Councils.

Facilities

The Facilities Department makes repairs, hires and manages tradesmen and oversees construction projects for nearly 1,000,000 square feet of building space and the upkeep of more than 200 acres of school division property.

Human Resources

The Human Resources Department is responsible for employee recruitment and retention, payroll, negotiation of the collective agreements, and personnel issues. It also manages the employee benefit plan, Worker's Compensation claims, and other employee-related training and development.

Transportation

Sun West School Division maintains a fleet of school buses that travel over 31,000 kilometers a day with over 100 full time school bus drivers and numerous spare drivers.

Dr. Guy Tétrault Director of Education

Shari Martin

Superintendent of Education

Darren Gasper

Superintendent of Education

Vicki Moore

Superintendent of Education

Ryan Smith

Superintendent of Business

Carole Butcher

Student Support Services Supervisor

James Lowe IT Supervisor

Rhonda Saathoff

Business Supervisor

Jamie Cowell

Business Manager

Novalee Heatherington

Accounting Officer

Michael Zummack Facilities Supervisor

Dave Adnam

Facilities Manager

Rick McKeil

Transportation Supervisor

Darcy Friestadt Transportation Manager

Michelle Leith

Human Resources Supervisor

Janine Walker

Human Resources Officer

Tricia Gray

Payroll Officer

Mary Ann Matro Payroll Officer

Donna Adair

Employee Benefits Officer

Linda Klassen

Executive Assistant

Bonnie Giles Administrative Assistant

Andrea Dows

Administrative Assistant

Sondra Potratz

Administrative Assistant

Renée Jeancart

Administrative Assistant Vanessa Lewis

Learning Consultant

Anne Sloboda

Student Support Services Consultant

Kyle Hutchison Senior IT Technician

Brett Herbert Maintenance

Harold Litzenberger

Maintenance

Clayton Rouse Maintenance

Sun West School Division Office Staff

Carole Butcher Student Support

Services Supervisor

Anne Sloboda Student Support

Services Consultant

Tammy German Student Support

Services Consultant

Marion Elliott

Student Support Services Consultant

Student Support Services

The Student Support Services team provides Sun West students with a full range of professional services to help them with any issues that may arise, which could impact their education. Each school has access to Child and Youth Counsellors, Psychologists, Speech-Language Pathologist, an Occupational Therapist, and an Addictions Educator. All schools have English Acquired Language (EAL) Catalyst Teachers. The Student Support Services team cooperates with school administrators, teachers, support staff and parents to support students and ensure “Success for all”.

Prekindergarten

Children who are three (3) years of age as of December 31 may be admitted to prekindergarten if they meet certain criteria. There are four prekindergarten classrooms in the division located in Biggar, Kindersley, Outlook and Rosetown. Family members and caregivers are encouraged to be actively involved in the program. Contact one of the four schools for more information.

Independent Education Program (IndEP)

The Independent Education Program (IndEP) is designed to meet the needs of students who have not achieved success in a regular school format. The Independent Education Program operates as part of the local school program in Biggar, Kindersley, Outlook and Rosetown”.

For further information please visit our website at

www.sunwestsd.ca.

Vanessa Lewis Learning Consultant

Kristin Sampson

Student Leadership Mentor Career Development

The Division recognizes the importance of Career Development as essential in assisting students to develop the skills and competencies they will need in order to ensure successful transitions beyond our educational system. All schools with grades 9-12 in the Division have a designated Career Development teacher. Components of the Career Development Plan include: Middle Level Career Education, Career Counselling, Career and Work Exploration (CWEX), Apprenticeship Credit, Job Shadow and Off-Site Work-Based Activities.

Career Fair Every other year, a team of student leaders comes together to help plan and organize our ROADS TO SUCCESS Career Fair for Grade 10 and 11 students from across the division. The Career Fair is held in Rosetown and various educational and business related booths provide opportunities for students to gather information to educate them on future careers. The next Career Fair will be held in 2020.

Student Leadership

Team Sun West Sun West students in Grades 8-12 apply to be part of “Team Sun West (TSW)”. This team of student leaders organizes, prepares and plans an annual division-wide student led leadership conference. There is a different theme each year and the conference is hosted in different locations across the division.

Youth Consultation Group Every year, student representatives from Sun West schools apply to be involved on our Youth Consultation Group. This opportunity provides students with a platform to gather student voice on relevant ideas/issues and share research, findings, ideas, suggestions, etc. with the Sun West Board of Education. The intent is to inform and improve student programming and policies in order to further engage students and improve their quality of education.

Student Tutors This is a new leadership opportunity in which a team of Sun West Student Leaders collaborate with students from a private school in the United States. This global opportunity is a unique partnership and an incredible way for students to network, broaden their horizons, and expand their leadership skills.

As we explore new ways of learning and find out more about ourselves and how we learn best, that gradual and deliberate transfer of responsibility starts to occur. As students mature and become more familiar with personalized processes, they will assume increasing amounts of decision-making responsibility.

Educators become activators of learning, creating 21st century

culture and providing access to the supports and resources that

learners need to succeed.

Student voice and choice become drivers in determining the path towards achievement of personal and curricular goals.

PeBL is a term unique to Sun West used to describe a series of

activities that enable all of our schools to fully embrace the global

best practices of personalized and blended learning.

Many of our innovative teachers have already incorporated these

practices in their classroom; now we are deliberately creating

opportunities to share and build on our collective understanding

and application of them.

Through PeBL, we are creating a strong and encouraging school

culture and broadening our individual and collective sense of

self. We are working to ensure that all students have access to

exceptional opportunities to learn about curricular topics they are

passionate about in a way that complement their individual

learning style.

What is PeBL? A learner centred process that supports the gradual and deliberate transfer of responsibility between educator and student.

What is the long term goal of PeBL? To contribute to the embodiment and practice of 21st century skills, preparing learners to realize their full potential in all aspects of life.

For the full PeBL story, visit www.sunwestPeBl.ca

The DLC will accommodate your learning needs whenever and

wherever you are. Students can choose from over 160 DLC

courses and explore dual credit or advanced placement courses

to fast track the post secondary experience. Assistance is

available from instructors via email, phone, Skype or in-person

at the Sun West Distance Learning Centre.

Reminder to Sun West Students Before requesting a course…

We encourage students to contact your school principal,

guidance counsellor or phone 1 (306) 252-1000 to ensure

that an online course will fit in your timetable and meet your

long term educational goals.

Maybe you’re enrolled in:

a traditional school but are looking for more options

for high school electives;

training for a sport or some other extra-curricular

program and need your education to work around

practices;

your family is going on an extended vacation and

you'd like to keep up with your studies while you are

away; or

a parent looking to create a home-based learning

environment for your child and are looking for

support.

The DLC can be of assistance to you.

The Sun West Distance Learning Centre is Saskatchewan’s largest online school. Students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 can access educational resources and teachers at a

pace, time and place that suits their needs.

Agriculture Equipment Technician 20L Learn to identify different farm implements, explore how they are

used in the agricultural process and acquire fundamental

knowledge of the tools used in their upkeep and repair. This

course includes 50 hours of online theory, 40 hours at a work

placement and 10 hours exploring the post-secondary certificate

program at Sask Polytechnic.

For a complete course directory, visit www.sunwestDLC.ca.

Agriculture & Sustainable Food Production 10L Explore the agriculture industry in its entirety; from farming, where

commodities are produced; to the value-added sector, where

those commodities are turned into consumable products; to the

marketing and logistics of those products; to the consumer's plate.

In doing so, students will begin to make connections between

consumer, the food we eat and our local agriculture industry.

New Agriculture Courses Available in 2018-19

With more than 90 online high school electives, the Sun West DLC provides students

with choice in when, where and how they learn. All course notes, reading materials and

instructional videos are housed in our online learning environment, DLCgo, and are

accessible 24 hours a day. Our team of 70+ teachers is available during regular school

hours and can offer support via phone, email, and video conference.

Educational Assistants in each Sun West school are also available to support students

in requesting new courses, getting set up for their first online class and communicating

with the DLC teacher as needed. For technical support, students can access the DLC

Helpdesk at www.help.sunwestDLC.ca.

In cooperation with Hutterite Colonies, Sun West School Division provides teachers and support staff for our Colony Schools.

Front Row (left-right): Shirley Barclay Colony School Supervisor

Tanya Lehnert Springwater Colony School

Wilma Kurulak Valley Centre Colony School

Karrie Hritzuk Dinsmore Colony School

Tamara Wanner Beechy Colony School

Pamela Schmaltz Glidden Colony School

Teana Hayes Eatonia Colony School

Back Row (left-right): Tom Carpenter Prairieland School, Sovereign Colony

Angel Ostrom Cleland School, Rosetown Colony

Cory Gowen Big Rose Colony School

Donna Hoffinger Goldenview Colony School

Charlene Krahn McGee Colony School

Natasha Cochran Cherry Grove School, Loreburn Colony

Linda Varty Milden Colony School

Christine Krahn Springfield Colony School

Paula Marsh

Kyle Colony School

Amanda Bricker Smiley Colony School

Karrie Hritzuk (Missing) Clear Spring Colony School

Shari Martin (Missing) Superintendent of Education

Colony Classics Each year Sun West School Division colony students submit stories to

be published in the “Colony Classics”. This is some of the art work created for the stories.

Colony Classics Each year Sun West School Division colony students submit stories to be

published in the “Colony Classics”. This is some of the art work created for the stories.

Sun West School Division School Principals

Leia Hey Beechy School

Kim Fick Biggar Central School

2000

Jason Chambers D'Arcy School

Jason Low Davidson School

Jade Ballek Dinsmore Composite

School

Lisa King Eaton School

Tammy Diemert Elizabeth Middle School

Deb de Caux Elrose Composite School

Kim Hobbs Eston Composite School

Angela Sparks Harris-Tessier Central

School

Camille Hounjet Kenaston School

Blain Hilbig Kindersley Composite

School

Marlene Gillanders Kyle Composite School

Jill Long Loreburn Central School

Terry Hall Lucky Lake School

Cindy Thomson North West Central School

Darla Thorstad Outlook Elementary

School

Walter Wood Outlook High School

Jeff Sopczak Rosetown Central High

School

Crystal Klassen Rossville School

Craig Vanthuyne Sun West Distance Learning

Centre

Shirley Jones Walter Aseltine School

Chris Oscar Westberry Elementary

School

Karen Jeffries Westcliffe Composite

School

Sun West School Division School Principals

School Location Grades Website Phone

Beechy School Beechy K - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/beechy 1 (306) 859-2170

Biggar Central School 2000 Biggar PK - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/biggar-central-school-2000 1 (306) 948-2117

D’Arcy School D’Arcy K - 6 www.sunwestsd.ca/darcy 1 (306) 379-4620

Davidson School Davidson K - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/davidson 1 (306) 567-3216

Dinsmore Composite School Dinsmore K - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/dinsmore-composite 1 (306) 846-2188

Eaton School Eatonia K - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/eaton 1 (306) 967-2536

Elizabeth Middle School Kindersley 5 - 8 www.sunwestsd.ca/elizabeth 1 (306) 463-6547

Elrose Composite School Elrose K - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/elrose-composite 1 (306) 378-2505

Eston Composite School Eston K - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/eston-composite 1 (306) 962-4423

Harris-Tessier Central School Harris K - 6 www.sunwestsd.ca/harris-tessier-central 1 (306) 656-2050

Kenaston School Kenaston K - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/kenaston 1 (306) 252-2182

Kindersley Composite School Kindersley 9 - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/kindersley 1 (306) 463-3771

Kyle Composite School Kyle K - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/kyle-composite 1 (306) 375-2521

Loreburn Central School Loreburn K - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/loreburn-central 1 (306) 644-2135

Lucky Lake School Lucky Lake K - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/lucky-lake 1 (306) 858-2052

North West Central School Plenty K - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/north-west-central 1 (306) 932-2222

Outlook Elementary School Outlook PK - 5 www.sunwestsd.ca/outlook-elementary 1 (306) 867-8653

Outlook High School Outlook 6 - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/outlook-high 1 (306) 867-8697

Rosetown Central High School Rosetown 7 - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/rosetown 1 (306) 882-2655

Rossville School Coleville K - 7 www.sunwestsd.ca/rossville 1 (306) 965-2791

Sun West Distance Learning Centre Kenaston K - 12 www.sunwestdlc.ca 1 (306) 252-1000

Walter Aseltine School Rosetown PK - 6 www.sunwestsd.ca/walter-aseltine 1 (306) 882-2644

Westberry Elementary School Kindersley PK-4 www.sunwestsd.ca/westberry-schools 1 (306) 463-2433

Westcliffe Composite School Marengo K - 12 www.sunwestsd.ca/westcliffe-composite 1 (306) 968-2933

September 2018

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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October 2018

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November 2018

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December 2018

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25 Christmas Day (No Classes)

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January 2019

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February 2019

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March 2019

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April 2019

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May 2019

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June 2019

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July 2019

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August 2019

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