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HRH welcomes new principal s CHOOL
There is a new face in the office at Holy setting,” says Living Waters Superintendent Jo-
Redeemer in the way of their new Principal, Mrs. Anne Lanctot. “She has been instrumental in
Betty Churchill. providing quality programming for all students in an Times
That said, for those people who are familiar with inclusive setting. She has been instrumental in
the Administration Team at Vanier School Mrs. providing quality leadership in a faith-filled, safe
Churchill is no one new as she was the Principal and caring environment for students, staff and
there for the past ten years. And now she will move family at Vanier for the past 19 years.”
to HRH to take on the main leadership role for the Churchill officially joined the HRH staff on April
school. 23rd and will work with Principal Bill McGowan on
“I am extremely excited to be joining this amazing a transition period until the end of the school year.
school,” says Churchill. “I'm looking forward to McGowan will be retiring at the end of June.
making this transition period as smooth as possible. Churchill says she is looking forward to the many
Not to mention to meeting all of these amazing challenges ahead, everything from high school
students, staff, parents and community members at diplomas, to junior and senior high option classes,
HRH.” to extra-curricular activities, to the Beyond the
Churchill is no stranger to administration or Classroom Program. “I want to make sure our
teaching. After graduating from Memorial students have the skills to be successful community Betty Churchill is the new Principal at Holy
Redeemer. Mrs. Churchill assumed her role on
University in Newfoundland in 1990 with a members,” she says. “I'm also looking forward to April 23rd and brings a wealth of experience to the
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology/English and a reconnecting with all the students and parents that I HRH Administration team through her years as
Bachelor of Education she began her career in 1991 met through my years at Vanier.” Churchill says she Principal and Assistant Principal at Vanier School.
at St. John's Separate Schools. In 1992 she moved to wishes to reconnect on a professional level with the
Alberta where she would teach for Northland School all the staff she worked with 17 years ago at Vanier foot.”
Division for five years. In 1996 she joined the staff before HRH opened as the grade 7 to 12 school in Needless to say Churchill is excited about this new
at Vanier and then was invited to become an Edson. beginning at HRH. “My goal is to provide our
Assistant Principal at the school in 2000. Churchill When asked what things she wishes to work on students with every opportunity for them to be
then completed her Masters of Science Education right away Churchill wants to help make the successful global citizens,” says Churchill. “I want
with a special focus on Educational Leadership, and transition from grade 6 to grade 7 as smooth as to make sure that our students have what they need
to learn and grow so that they can meet their full
then became the Principal at Vanier in 2009. possible. “Finding opportunities to help our potential.”
“Mrs. Churchill has a wealth of leadership elementary students move into junior high is If you would like more information on this article
extremely important. Whether it is by finding
experience and is committed to providing quality connections in sports or other areas, we want to help please feel free to contact the school at 780-723-
programming for all students in an inclusive our young students start off grade 7 on the right 7437 or visit our social media pages.
On Monday April 1st members from the Holy Redeemer Football team
helped move Tourmaline Oil into their new office. "It was hard work but we
were glad to help out," says grade 11 student and Centre Jaden Langridge.
Head Coach Michael Bachinsky said "When Tourmaline reached out to the
football team to see if we would be interested in helping move offices we
were happy to help. The fact that they then made a very generous donation
to the football program at the school makes us overjoyed." The picture
shows Tourmaline representative Jody Costall presenting the team with a
$4000 cheque! Featured left to right: Garrett Inscho, Tayte Zaporosky,
Micheal Bachinsky, Jody Costall, Ben Rogers, and Ethan Toner. A huge
thank you to Tourmaline Oil for supporting youth sport at HRH.
The Holy Redeemer Drama Department recently made a donation in the amount of
$165 to the Edson Run of Hope Foundation. The funds were raised through the 50/50
raffle at the Drama Department's Dessert Theatre on April 12th and 13th. Here, Dawn
Critchley from the Edson Run of Hope Foundation accepts a cheque from grade 12
student Jaden Gauchier surrounded by members of the cast and crew of the senior
high one-act plays.
EVENT Kids Make A Difference is sponsored by:
REMINDER
Apr 27:
The Pine Grove
Hall is hosting a
family dance from Sand & Gravel Sales/Hauling
6 pm to 10 pm.
Contact 780-723- Quality Work
1438 or 780-728- Serving Edson & District Since 1974
6340 for more All non-promotional donations are eligible for a tax receipt,
information. 780-723-5152 as long as you submit a receipt with the item.
CHOOL
Times THE WEEKLY ANCHOR MONDAY MARCH 18, 2019 PAGE 23
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
PAGE 20 MONDAY APRIL 29, 2019
HRH welcomes new principal s CHOOL
There is a new face in the office at Holy setting,” says Living Waters Superintendent Jo-
Redeemer in the way of their new Principal, Mrs. Anne Lanctot. “She has been instrumental in
Betty Churchill. providing quality programming for all students in an Times
That said, for those people who are familiar with inclusive setting. She has been instrumental in
the Administration Team at Vanier School Mrs. providing quality leadership in a faith-filled, safe
Churchill is no one new as she was the Principal and caring environment for students, staff and
there for the past ten years. And now she will move family at Vanier for the past 19 years.”
to HRH to take on the main leadership role for the Churchill officially joined the HRH staff on April
school. 23rd and will work with Principal Bill McGowan on
“I am extremely excited to be joining this amazing a transition period until the end of the school year.
school,” says Churchill. “I'm looking forward to McGowan will be retiring at the end of June.
making this transition period as smooth as possible. Churchill says she is looking forward to the many
Not to mention to meeting all of these amazing challenges ahead, everything from high school
students, staff, parents and community members at diplomas, to junior and senior high option classes,
HRH.” to extra-curricular activities, to the Beyond the
Churchill is no stranger to administration or Classroom Program. “I want to make sure our
teaching. After graduating from Memorial students have the skills to be successful community Betty Churchill is the new Principal at Holy
Redeemer. Mrs. Churchill assumed her role on
University in Newfoundland in 1990 with a members,” she says. “I'm also looking forward to April 23rd and brings a wealth of experience to the
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology/English and a reconnecting with all the students and parents that I HRH Administration team through her years as
Bachelor of Education she began her career in 1991 met through my years at Vanier.” Churchill says she Principal and Assistant Principal at Vanier School.
at St. John's Separate Schools. In 1992 she moved to wishes to reconnect on a professional level with the
Alberta where she would teach for Northland School all the staff she worked with 17 years ago at Vanier foot.”
Division for five years. In 1996 she joined the staff before HRH opened as the grade 7 to 12 school in Needless to say Churchill is excited about this new
at Vanier and then was invited to become an Edson. beginning at HRH. “My goal is to provide our
Assistant Principal at the school in 2000. Churchill When asked what things she wishes to work on students with every opportunity for them to be
then completed her Masters of Science Education right away Churchill wants to help make the successful global citizens,” says Churchill. “I want
with a special focus on Educational Leadership, and transition from grade 6 to grade 7 as smooth as to make sure that our students have what they need
to learn and grow so that they can meet their full
then became the Principal at Vanier in 2009. possible. “Finding opportunities to help our potential.”
“Mrs. Churchill has a wealth of leadership elementary students move into junior high is If you would like more information on this article
extremely important. Whether it is by finding
experience and is committed to providing quality connections in sports or other areas, we want to help please feel free to contact the school at 780-723-
programming for all students in an inclusive our young students start off grade 7 on the right 7437 or visit our social media pages.
On Monday April 1st members from the Holy Redeemer Football team
helped move Tourmaline Oil into their new office. "It was hard work but we
were glad to help out," says grade 11 student and Centre Jaden Langridge.
Head Coach Michael Bachinsky said "When Tourmaline reached out to the
football team to see if we would be interested in helping move offices we
were happy to help. The fact that they then made a very generous donation
to the football program at the school makes us overjoyed." The picture
shows Tourmaline representative Jody Costall presenting the team with a
$4000 cheque! Featured left to right: Garrett Inscho, Tayte Zaporosky,
Micheal Bachinsky, Jody Costall, Ben Rogers, and Ethan Toner. A huge
thank you to Tourmaline Oil for supporting youth sport at HRH.
The Holy Redeemer Drama Department recently made a donation in the amount of
$165 to the Edson Run of Hope Foundation. The funds were raised through the 50/50
raffle at the Drama Department's Dessert Theatre on April 12th and 13th. Here, Dawn
Critchley from the Edson Run of Hope Foundation accepts a cheque from grade 12
student Jaden Gauchier surrounded by members of the cast and crew of the senior
high one-act plays.
EVENT Kids Make A Difference is sponsored by:
REMINDER
Apr 27:
The Pine Grove
Hall is hosting a
family dance from Sand & Gravel Sales/Hauling
6 pm to 10 pm.
Contact 780-723- Quality Work
1438 or 780-728- Serving Edson & District Since 1974
6340 for more All non-promotional donations are eligible for a tax receipt,
information. 780-723-5152 as long as you submit a receipt with the item.
