Trochu Valley School

Box 190, Trochu AB

T0M 2C0

Phone: 442– 3872

Email: troval@ghsd75.ca

Web Site:

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trochuvalley.ghsd75.ca

TRO-VAL UPDATE… Happy May! Welcome to May and Spring, we hope! Congratulations to Mrs. Tetreault, Mr. Vokins and the cast of Willy Wonka Jr. for another outstanding drama production. Thank you to parents and community members who gave countless hours to help our students as well as everyone who came to see the performances! May starts off with Education Week – May 5 to 9. Every week is Education Week for us but this is a perfect time to check in again with your child to find out what’s happening at school. Are they in gr 3, 6, or 9 – Provincial Achievement tests are upon us; Gr 12s – Grad preparations are hectic but there is still school work to do; all students – the end is in sight so it’s time to focus and work hard! Two activities at our school this week include The National Day of Honour which takes place on Friday May 9. All Canadians will be taking time to commemorate the service and sacrifice of the men and women of the Canadian Armed Forces during Canada’s mission in Afghanistan. Students will take part in a moment of silence to remember these people. Friday afternoon all students will take part in the annual Tidy Up Trochu spring cleanup to make our community look even better. Swimming lessons will take place starting this month for all students from KG to grade 9 as part of the Phys Ed program. The Phys Ed 20/30 class will also be doing some aquatic activities at the local pool. Schedules and registration information will be sent out as soon as we receive it. Graduation is Saturday May 24 at the Community Hall. Everyone is welcome at the Ceremonies that start at 7:30. A list of this year’s grads is found inside the newsletter. If you would like us to get cards to them, please drop them at the Office at Campus 2 and we will see that they are delivered. Another important meeting this month is the grade 9 parent meeting on Wednesday May 28 at Campus 2 in Mr. Nigro’s room. All grade 9 students and a parent are asked to attend as we talk about high school diploma requirements and draft gr 10 timetables. The meeting begins at 7 pm. The final exam schedule is almost ready to be posted – we are finalizing details. Watch the school website for this information. Until June!

Mrs. Barkman

Tro-Val Update Pg 1

Graduation Information Pg 2

Scholastic Book Fair Pg 2

Breakfast of Champions Pg 3

Achievement Tests Pg 3

Grade 9 Parent Meeting Pg 3

Pitch In Pg 3

Senior Band Trip Pg 3

May I Did Its Pg 4

Swimming Information Pg 4

Parent Council Information Pg 5

School Council Survey Pg 5

FOTV Pg 5

Badminton Update Pg 6

Talent Show Pg 7

Drama Pg 8

Measles Information Pg 9

Community Information Pg 10

KALS Information Pg 11

May Calendar Pg 12

June Calendar Pg 13

IN THIS ISSUE…..

Congratulations

Trochu Valley School

CLASS of 2014

Graduation -May 24

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Scholarship Opportunities & Deadlines for Applications

Trochu Lions Club May 15, 2014

Alberta Citizenship June 1, 2014

Premier’s Citizenship Award June 1, 2014

Queen’s Golden Jubilee Citizenship Medal—June 1, 2014

Nora Markle Scholarship June 26, 2014

2011 Tro-Val Reunion Scholarship: Classes of 1961, 62, 63 & 64

June 26, 2014 For more details on the above

Scholarships please contact Miss Boese at the school—403-442-3872

For other scholarship Information go to the Alberta Learning Information Service

Website at alis.alberta.ca

TROCHU VALLEY SCHOOL

GRADUATION 2014

MAY 24, 2014

EXERCISES—7:30 PM

Trochu Community Hall

Everyone is invited to

attend and celebrate with the

Tro-Val Class of 2014

GRADUATES:

Congratulations to all of our

2014 GRADS!

Grad Photo Sign Up Sheet. On Graduation Day, May 24th, Mr. Ewert will

be taking the Graduation Group photo,

hopefully at the Arboretum if weather

permits. He is offering individual and/or

family photo sessions prior to the group

photo. If you are interested in taking

advantage of this please have your graduate

sign up on the sheet posted in the school.

Mr. Ewert will contact you to confirm your

session time.

Coleman Adam Rory Armstrong

Brandon Blatz Violet Bordeniuk

Pauline Dolores Megan Dupuis

Alicia Erickson Alex Forsberg

Shaelynn George Samantha Gordon

Chelsey Gorr Nathan Issler

Krista Jensen Mikaela Lemay

Daylin Letkemann Davy Liang

Thomas Lyver Taylor McRae

Margaret Meehan Calvin Mikkelsen

Julie Nelson Brayden Painter

Carson Puetz Kelsey Ross

Kirsten Schlauch Cody Schlereth

Brittney Wesgate Shelby Winther

Dakota Wohl

Dear Parents and Families, “Thanks to all who supported our book

fair at Campus 2. There be more new

books on the library shelves very

soon! The lucky winner of our draw was

Samantha Lockhart, who received $25.00

worth of books. Congratulations Sam!”

Congratulations!

Mrs. Vickery

Sandi Vickery, Librarian

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19 Trochu Valley Students Honored at the 2013-2014 Breakfast of Champions

On April 7th the Tro-Val staff were up bright and early

cooking a delicious breakfast for 17 deserving students at

the Trochu Community Hall.

Each student had been chosen for demonstrating qualities

of excellence that are not recognized through academic

or sports awards. The task of choosing only one student

per staff member is very difficult as we have a school

full of champions.

This year’s recipients were :

Curvey Aguilar, James Campbell, Turner Dettmer,

Bernadette Gelua, Kyle Gray, Brooklyn Gunn, Logan Haller,

Shane Issler, Bradley Lavallee, Davy Liang,

Morgan Linderman, Tiernan Lynch, Jenny Lyver,

Tessa Newton, Charlie Olson, Dianne Pagao, Kelsey Ross,

Gage Wharram & Taytum Williams.

Congratulations to our Champions!

Check out the Breakfast of Champions Photo Album on our Webpage!

Grade Nine Parent Meeting

Wed., May 28th, 7:00 pm

Room 204—Tro-Val School, Campus 2

This meeting is for all grade nine parents and students.

The meeting will focus on the High School Curriculum

and the criteria students need to attain a

high school diploma.

Students and parents will be planning the courses

and options to be taken in their grade 10 year and

plan for grades 11 & 12.

SENIOR BAND TRIP:

The Trochu Valley Senior Band will be going on their annual Band Trip May 14-16.

The students will be performing in schools in Linden, Strathmore, Calgary and High

River. This gives our students a chance to show off what a talented orchestra they are

as well as what an amazing band program we have at our school.

The students will also get to enjoy a fun activity night as well as a live performance of

Mary Poppins.

2014 Provincial Achievement Test Dates

Grade 3 Dates

Mon., May 13—La Part A

Fri., June 13—LA Part B

Mon., June 16—Math

Grade 6 Dates

Wed., May 14—LA Part A

Wed., June 18—LA Part B

Thurs., June 19—Math

Fri., June 20—Science

Mon., June 23—Social Studies

Grade 9 Dates

Mon., May 12—LA Part A

Mon., June 23—Science

Tues., June 24—Math

Wed., June 25—LA Part B

Thurs., June 26—Social Studies

“PITCH—IN” Trochu Valley School students will

be doing their part to help our

community with a spring clean up. On

Friday, May 9 at 1:30 pm the K-12

students will go around our town

picking up garbage and rubbish.

Students are asked to come to

school with suitable walking

shoes (boots) and gloves.

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April “I Did Its”

At each Monthly Elementary Student Assembly,

students who have demonstrated good leadership,

improvement, citizenship, etc are acknowledged at the

assembly with an “I DID IT” ribbon. We have many

responsible and hard working students who are “doing

their best’ and we wish to acknowledge them for their

accomplishments and hard work.

April Recipients:

Grade 1— Lucas H

Grade 2—Carl Ocsan, Mika Schulz

Grade 3— Madeline Hunt, Brandon Morgan,

Bon Bon Ocsan

Grade 3/4— Kyro Janke

Grade 4— Mark Dela Cruz, Kaden Johnson

Grade 5— Auriel Blackburn, Simon Lieschner,

August Olson, Adrik Smith, Malcolm Wahl.

Great Job Everyone!

I Did It

MISSING SOMETHING?? We have the nicest collection of skates, helmets & hockey sticks, winter wear including nice boots, coats, gloves & hats, we even have a great selection of water bottles and lunch containers in our lost and founds. We offer these items in two convenient locations—Campus 1 and Campus 2. Come on in and check it out before it is all gone. (unclaimed items will be donated to charity May 15th).

Swimming Lessons

Our school is offering swimming lessons

this year to our Kindergarten through

grade nine students

These lessons are a part of the school

Physical Education curriculum.

The Gr 6—9 will have 7— hour long

sessions beginning in May 13.

The Elementary students will have

9—45 minutes sessions beginning May 26.

Swimming lesson fees are $38.00

payable to the Town of Trochu.

Forms and Payment information will be

sent home with the students this week.

We expect all kindergarten through

grade nine students to take part in

swimming lessons.

Please contact Mrs. Barkman at the

school if the cost is prohibitive.

Trochu Valley Year Book Committee

This very talented, dedicated group is diligently

working on getting the yearbook ready for

printing. Help them out by sharing your photos

of school events with the committee.

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Nutrition Tidbit…

School Lunches: Add excitement to vegetables and fruit.

Send fruit such as bananas, pineap-

ple or apples with a yogurt dip or

vegetables like carrots, cucumbers or

celery with hummus dip. Keep in

mind; kids are more likely to eat

vegetables and fruit that are already

cut up!

Thank You Tro Val Parent Council…. What a wonderful Hot Lunch we had in April.

The Cinnamon French Toast, Ham and Fruit Salad was absolutely delicious. Each month we

appreciate all of your time, effort and cooking skills in preparing us such wonderful meals.

Thank you all so much. A Huge Thank You to Parent Council for the

wonderful snack and coffee gift baskets. Found in our staff rooms. We are all so grateful and

appreciative for your kindness and generosity. Thank you all so much!

Trochu Valley School Parent Council

Next Meeting:

May 26, 2014, 7:00 pm - Campus 2

All Tro-Val parents are encouraged to attend

MAY HOT LUNCH Friday, May 30

For those who have signed up & prepaid

Trochu Valley School and Tro-Val Parent Council would like to extend a huge thank you to Ember Resources for their generous donation to our hot lunch program. Ember Resources is donating the funds to enable Parent Council to offer a Free Hot Lunch to all of our students in June. The Kindergarten & grades 4-12 will have their June Hot Lunch on June 12th and the Grades 1, 2 & 3 will have Hot Lunch on June 26th at their Year End Celebration. We are very grateful for their generosity and support of our students and school.

At Golden Hills, our Board of Trustees is in the process of looking back at this past year and putting our plans in place for the next one. Your feedback is a very important part of this process and I am hoping you will take a few minutes to answer some questions. These questions were developed with help from School Councils across the district and we would like to hear from you. Please take a few moments to tell us about your experience with your children. You can click the link multiple times and answer the questions for each of your children or just do it once as a family – it is up to you. We have also included some additional information on our website if you are interested about some specific topics that have come in conversations about school in the last few months. More information about “no zero” policies: No Zero Policy More information about our math curriculum and curriculum design: Curriculum Redesign and Math Curriculum - CASS April 2014 Dr. Larry Jacobs - Curriculum Redesign and Math Curriculum Watch a short video about changes in our schools: Schools Today in Golden Hills Ready to answer some questions? Please click here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/8NX7C8B

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Elementary BIKE RODE June 10th, 2014 Constable Warner, with the help of parents and students, will conduct and run a Bike Rodeo promoting

Bike Safety. Each child is asked to bring their bike and helmet to school, as each

student will go through a safe bike circuit. If you are able to assist Constable Warner

that day, please phone the school office and leave your name and phone number.

We will contact you closer to the Bike Rodeo Date. Thanks and hope to see you on June 10th. More information will be

sent home with the students.

Friends of TroVal Alumni Night Fundraiser We’d like to send out a huge

“THANK YOU!!” to everyone who

volunteered, donated, and supported

the Friends of Tro-Val 3rd Alumni Fundraiser. The

community support for our new school and community

fitness centre has been overwhelming, with over $55,000

earned toward school enhancements over the evening.

Thank you, thank you, thank you all!!! Together, we are

all helping to create an amazing new school for our

children, as well as helping to keep our small, rural

community strong!

Friends of Tro-Val Society

Badminton Update Jr Badminton Mr. Howard would like to thank all of the grade 7 to 9 students who came out to play badminton this year. Even without the aid of gym space the students performed well in divisionals with 6 students moving on to the zone championship tournament in Okotoks. Zone participants were: Tomi-Lyn Howard and Joel Frere in grade 7 mixed doubles, Jolina Delacruz and Jean DeLa Cruz in grade 9 mixed doubles and Jillian Kary and Michelle Hoppins in grade 9 girls doulbles. Special thank you to Mrs. Kary for driving and supervising the grade 9’s in Okotoks! We are looking forward to next year when we have 6 courts in our new gym to practice on. Sr Badminton. We had a small group of students go to divisionals in Three Hills this year but were still able to have representation at the zone tournament in Olds. Players attending were: Rachelle Frere in grade 9 girls singles, Jenny Lyver and Mitchell McRae in grade 10 mixed doubles and Tyra Fobes and Kyle Gray in grade 11 Mixed doubles. All teams had wins at the zone tournament with Rachelle Frere and the grade 11 mixed doubles team barely missing the playoffs. Thank you to all who participated and hopefully we will have a large turnout for next years’ team using our new facilities! Mr. Howard

A “Getting Ready for Kindergarten” session will be held for our 2014-2015 kin-dergarten students and parents in the Kindergarten room May 22 at 4:00 and 6:30. Students and their parents will learn about family activities that will help the child be ready for school in the fall. Each child will receive a “Welcome to Kindergarten” bag with magnetic letters and numbers, books, crayons, scissors, play dough and more! A special thanks to the Royal Purple for assisting with purchasing of these bags for our young learners. Your contribution in promoting goo learning is truly appreciated.

Equine Studies Trochu Outreach School is offering a high

school credit equine course in May and June. The course will be taught by a qualified and

capable teacher and includes 30 hours of instruction and 3 full days of hands on

experience. Call the Outreach School for more information

403-442-2023

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Tro Val’s Got Talent!!!!- 2014 Elementary Talent Show The Elementary Student Council hosted a Talent Show on April 16th for the Campus 1 Students. Each

participant was so amazing it was impossible to choose just a few winners. Everyone went home with a

participation certificate. Thank you to the Elementary Student Council along with Mrs. Reti and Mrs.

Tetreault for all your hard work putting it on. A special thank you to all the participants for a

wonderful afternoon of entertainment.

Check out our website photo albums for a lot more great Talent Show pictures as well as pictures from

other special school events.

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WOW—What a Performance!!! The Trochu Valley School production of “Willy Wonka Jr.” was tremendous!

Mrs. Tetreault and her cast and crew did a phenomenal job entertaining us all.

Trochu Valley School would like to thank all the people involved for all of your time,

commitment , expertise and energy. The directing, singing, music, sets, acting, costumes,

lighting, dinner theatre, etc. Absolutely Amazing!!!

It truly was a fabulous performance which we all enjoyed very much.

A huge thank you to ACE Table Rentals for the generous monetary donation,

Kevin & Elizabeth Hoppins for the use of their house for costuming, Suzanne Sinclair and

Sweetgrass Café for all the delicious food, for donating and catering the cast supper and for

catering the dinner theatre (amazing food as always) and to the Community Hall Board for

being so accommodating and generous with the use of the hall.

We would also like to thank everyone who came out to support the show.

We are very fortunate to have such an amazing and talented group of students, staff, parents

and volunteers to be able to put on such a first class production.

Thank you all!!!!

Now That’s Entertainment!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health

10025 Jasper Avenue NW PO Box 1360, Stn. Main

Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2N3 Canada

www.health.alberta.ca

April 16, 2014 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT MEASLES TO ALBERTA SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS, STAFF AND PARENTS/GUARDIANS

Since the beginning of 2014, there has been a significantly higher than usual number of cases of measles in Canada. Cases have been reported in five Canadian provinces: British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario. To date, 14 confirmed cases of measles have been identified in Alberta in 2014, and more recently hundreds of susceptible persons were exposed to a few cases of measles in the school setting. Measles - an extremely contagious and potentially severe illness - is of greatest risk to children and young adults who have not received two doses of a measles-containing vaccine. In addition to fever, ear infections, rash and pneumonia, some rare complications can also occur, such as encephalitis (brain swelling), seizures, and death. The best way to protect children and adults from measles is to make sure that one’s measles immunization is up to date. In Alberta, measles-containing vaccine is offered free of charge through Alberta’s publicly funded immunization program at local public health clinics. Chil-dren should receive their first dose of measles-containing vaccine at 12 months of age, and their second dose between the ages of four and six years. Measles can spread rapidly within a school. Should measles be identified in a school population, Alberta Health Services (AHS) public health staff immedi-ately initiates efforts to identify at-risk students and staff. AHS public health will review the immunization records for exposed students and staff and look for documentation of immunity, including having received two doses of a measles-containing vaccine at the appropriate ages and intervals. Persons who do not have documentation of immunity should get immunized. This is the best way to prevent being infected by measles and to reduce the risk of spread of measles if an exposure in the school does occur. Also in order to reduce the risk of measles in schools and protect those at highest risk of disease and complications, susceptible individuals in contact with an infectious case will be excluded from a school. This includes students, teachers, and volunteers. A susceptible individual is defined as being born in 1970 or later and meeting the following criteria:

lack of documented evidence of immunization with two doses of a measles-containing vaccine given at appropriate intervals, on or after the first birthday; AND

lack of serological proof of immunity; AND lack of laboratory evidence of prior measles infection.

Of note, individuals born before 1970 are generally considered immune due to measles disease that was circulating broadly at that time. We highly advise that susceptible students and staff who were not born before 1970 contact their local public health office or Health Link Alberta (1-866-408-5465) to discuss immunization opportunities. Susceptible individuals will be excluded from school and all other school activities outside the home. The period of exclusion will extend from five days after the first exposure through to 21 days after the last exposure. These excluded individuals may also be at risk for developing measles and are advised to monitor themselves for symptoms. If symptoms of measles do develop, these individuals are advised to avoid contact with other people, stay home and call Health Link Alberta (1-866-408-5465) or their family physi-cian for further instructions, as being out in public or in public buildings put other people at risk of being infected. It is very important to call ahead to your healthcare provider or facility before visiting so that precautions can be put in place to prevent possible spread of the disease to others. If a susceptible person develops the symptoms below, this person should stay home from school.

Fever of 38.3◦C or higher; and Cough or runny nose or red eyes; and Red blotchy rash

Albertans uncertain of their immunization history, or their child’s immunization history, can call their local public health office or Health Link Alberta (1-866-408-5465) to discuss. For students and staff who were immunized outside of Alberta, it is highly recommended that they obtain a copy of their im-munization record and have it readily available – and translated into English, if in a different language. Doing so before an exposure occurs will reduce the impact of this exposure, expedite the process and ensure a swift response. Please visit Alberta Health Services for more information on measles (link below), such as answers to common questions regarding measles and measles Active Health Advisories. www.albertahealthservices.ca/9842.asp Thank you for your attention to this very significant health issue and please share this information with your administrators, school staff and parents/guardians. Yours sincerely,

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Treat yourself to

great fun filled

activities, hot dogs,

watermelon and

juice with your

children! (Ages 3—9 years)

2014 Sponsors

Agrifab Home Building Centre ׀ Golden Hills School Division

Golden Prairie Parent Link Centre ׀ Kneehill Community Building Initiative

Kneehill Community Resource Program ׀ Kneehill Regional FCSS

Linden Ag Society ׀ Trochu Lions

Trochu Lion’s Campground

Tuesday, June 10th, 5:30—7:00 p.m.

Register by Tuesday, June 3rd

Linden Outdoor Rink

Wednesday, June 11th, 5:30—7:00 p.m.

Register by Tuesday, June 3rd

Registration is required.

403-443-3800

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