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THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
PAGE 20 MONDAY FEBRUARY 17 , 2020 MONDAY NOVEMBER 25, 2019 PAGE 9
s CHOOL
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On January 31st, the staff of Holy
Redeemer and Vanier, along with
the local Living Waters School
Trustees, had a presentation by
the Division GrAce Committee.
The purpose of the GrAce
Committee is to advocate for the
importance of Catholic Education
and for the success of the
schools within Living Waters.
Job Shadowing creates opportunities for PCHS students
submitted Trish Day, PCHS
Grade 12 student Jesse Stolz, from Parkland
Composite High School, participated in a Career
Shadowing opportunity in the field of plumbing
with Bald Eagle Plumbing & Heating on January
31.
During the day, Jesse was able to see firsthand
what Service Plumbers do on a daily basis, such
as installing a hot water tank, dumping lines for a
tankless hot water system, among a variety of
other tasks.
Through career shadowing, students are
provided an opportunity to ask questions related
specifically to their area of interest from a
professional in the trade. Job Shadowing is a
very integral part of Parkland's “Your Future,
Your Plan” initiative, encouraging students to
discover their passion by exploring different
fields of interest while in high school.
In addition to Job Shadowing, students have the
opportunity to participate in Work Experience, PCHS student Jesse Stolz with Bald Eagle Employee Steve Basaraba-Journeyman
the Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP), Plumber/Gasfitter.Steve stated, “Jesse did a tremendous job during his shadowing day, and we would
among others. definitely have him back to job shadow!”
Thank you to Bald Eagle Plumbing and
Heating for opening this fantastic opportunity to Mary Bergeron students host first annual art show
students! Parkland Composite is always looking
for diverse job shadowing opportunities for our by Brianne Benson
students, and if you are interested in being a part having an awareness of artistic talent is equally
of this program, please contact our Career & Students at Mary Bergeron Elementary important as their academic marks,” said
Academic Advisors at PCHS for more demonstrated their talent and passion for fine Dennison.
information at 780-723-6035. arts during the first annual MBE Art Show. Many parents of students have taken time to
PASSPORT PHOTOS & MORE Approximately 420 pieces were entered into wander the school and appreciate the artworks
adorning every wall in the school. Dennison is
the Art Show to be displayed in the foyer and in looking forward to next year's Art Show being
Professional Digital
Professional Digital the halls from February 10 to 14. The students even bigger and better.
Passport System
Passport System were free to submit both class-made and
photos ready homemade projects. Maria Dennison, teacher
photos ready
and coordinator of the Art Show, said, “I think
in minutes
in minutes this art is expressing a lot of joy and happiness
while you wait...
while you wait... while showcasing the very creative side of our
students.”
Dennison reported that during the middle of
the display week, kids were so excited and
involved that they continued to submit more art
T
The Weekly Anchorhe Weekly Anchor pieces for the show as it was going. “It's been
fun and it has been a way better turn out in
5
5040 3rd Avenue, Edson040 3rd Avenue, Edson terms of student participation than I thought.
They are really excited about it and we have
7
780-723-578780-723-5787 had nothing but positive feedback.”
The submitted art from ages five to eleven
years old represented a wide array of different
D
DROP IN AND SEE!ROP IN AND SEE! mediums, including but not limited to
watercolors, crayon, pencil crayon, pastels,
modelling clay, beading and acrylic painting.
Dennison also noted that there were a number
of art pieces submitted by staff members.
“I think this show is giving the students an
opportunity to express themselves while Mary Bergeron Elementary hosted their very first
accentuating the importance of fine arts. It Art Show from February 10 to 14. The school is
teaches students that an art education is just as looking forward to making the event an annual
PCHS student Jesse Stolz assisting with the repair
of a Hot Water System. important as an academic education and that success. photo Brianne Benson
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
PAGE 20 MONDAY FEBRUARY 17 , 2020 MONDAY NOVEMBER 25, 2019 PAGE 9
s CHOOL
Times
On January 31st, the staff of Holy
Redeemer and Vanier, along with
the local Living Waters School
Trustees, had a presentation by
the Division GrAce Committee.
The purpose of the GrAce
Committee is to advocate for the
importance of Catholic Education
and for the success of the
schools within Living Waters.
Job Shadowing creates opportunities for PCHS students
submitted Trish Day, PCHS
Grade 12 student Jesse Stolz, from Parkland
Composite High School, participated in a Career
Shadowing opportunity in the field of plumbing
with Bald Eagle Plumbing & Heating on January
31.
During the day, Jesse was able to see firsthand
what Service Plumbers do on a daily basis, such
as installing a hot water tank, dumping lines for a
tankless hot water system, among a variety of
other tasks.
Through career shadowing, students are
provided an opportunity to ask questions related
specifically to their area of interest from a
professional in the trade. Job Shadowing is a
very integral part of Parkland's “Your Future,
Your Plan” initiative, encouraging students to
discover their passion by exploring different
fields of interest while in high school.
In addition to Job Shadowing, students have the
opportunity to participate in Work Experience, PCHS student Jesse Stolz with Bald Eagle Employee Steve Basaraba-Journeyman
the Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP), Plumber/Gasfitter.Steve stated, “Jesse did a tremendous job during his shadowing day, and we would
among others. definitely have him back to job shadow!”
Thank you to Bald Eagle Plumbing and
Heating for opening this fantastic opportunity to Mary Bergeron students host first annual art show
students! Parkland Composite is always looking
for diverse job shadowing opportunities for our by Brianne Benson
students, and if you are interested in being a part having an awareness of artistic talent is equally
of this program, please contact our Career & Students at Mary Bergeron Elementary important as their academic marks,” said
Academic Advisors at PCHS for more demonstrated their talent and passion for fine Dennison.
information at 780-723-6035. arts during the first annual MBE Art Show. Many parents of students have taken time to
PASSPORT PHOTOS & MORE Approximately 420 pieces were entered into wander the school and appreciate the artworks
adorning every wall in the school. Dennison is
the Art Show to be displayed in the foyer and in looking forward to next year's Art Show being
Professional Digital
Professional Digital the halls from February 10 to 14. The students even bigger and better.
Passport System
Passport System were free to submit both class-made and
photos ready homemade projects. Maria Dennison, teacher
photos ready
and coordinator of the Art Show, said, “I think
in minutes
in minutes this art is expressing a lot of joy and happiness
while you wait...
while you wait... while showcasing the very creative side of our
students.”
Dennison reported that during the middle of
the display week, kids were so excited and
involved that they continued to submit more art
T
The Weekly Anchorhe Weekly Anchor pieces for the show as it was going. “It's been
fun and it has been a way better turn out in
5
5040 3rd Avenue, Edson040 3rd Avenue, Edson terms of student participation than I thought.
They are really excited about it and we have
7
780-723-578780-723-5787 had nothing but positive feedback.”
The submitted art from ages five to eleven
years old represented a wide array of different
D
DROP IN AND SEE!ROP IN AND SEE! mediums, including but not limited to
watercolors, crayon, pencil crayon, pastels,
modelling clay, beading and acrylic painting.
Dennison also noted that there were a number
of art pieces submitted by staff members.
“I think this show is giving the students an
opportunity to express themselves while Mary Bergeron Elementary hosted their very first
accentuating the importance of fine arts. It Art Show from February 10 to 14. The school is
teaches students that an art education is just as looking forward to making the event an annual
PCHS student Jesse Stolz assisting with the repair
of a Hot Water System. important as an academic education and that success. photo Brianne Benson
