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Ste Rose School

Community Report

2007-2008

 

Ste. Rose School serves a student body from a mainly agricultural population. Just over half of our students travel by bus to school from the surrounding rural area while the remainder lives within town limits. As of June 2008, Ste. Rose School houses 271 students from Kindergarten to Senior 4. We have a staff of 20 teachers and 14 support staff members and provide a full academic program. The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities including athletics, senior band, yearbook, and woodworking club.  The school has a small canteen, which provides a hot lunch for our grade 5-12 students.  Ste. Rose School has an active parent committee and student council.

 

 

          Our Mission Statement

 

In a safe, caring and supportive environment, the staff of the Ste. Rose School work in cooperation with the community as a team to empower students to achieve excellence in their educational goals and to assist them to become respectful citizens and responsible, life long learners.

 

 

School Plans

 

    Our priorities for the 2007-2008 school year have been:

·        To upgrade our technology infrastructure and improve the use of technology in our academic program.

·        To develop positive community involvement and improve school climate

·        To create a library of resources for use with our less successful learners with a system of tracking the resources

·        To continue the assessment process and reporting continuum for all our students

·        To assess the needs of our changing aboriginal population and improve staff awareness in regards to aboriginal culture

·        To develop a strategy that will engage students learning in the classroom

 

 

              How We Did

 

Technology

  • Kindergarten to Grade 4 teachers implemented LwICT intro their lessons.  Grade 5 to 8 teachers were given professional development to prepare and orientate for implementation of LICT
  • Our senior years computer teacher was given time each day to assist other teachers with software & technical questions
  • Our LICT Co_ordinator was given time in his schedule to work with teachers on implementing technology into their lessons

 

Resource

  • Our resource teachers worked collaboratively with classroom teachers to identify, test, assess and plan for special needs students
  • We supported ninety-four students this year with special learning needs: 55 in K-6 and 39 in grades 7 to 12
  • Continued a diagnostic tool for Math and Language Arts in Grades 7 to Grade 12 with 100% of students tested.  Students wrote in September those students two Grade levels below normal range were tested in May
  • Implemented a writing continuum for Grades K – 4 that correlates with department curriculum

 

Student Engagement

  • Implemented the Provincial Middle Years Assessment on Student Engagement.
  • Professional Development provided in the area of Assessment and Student Engagement.

 

Aboriginal Awareness

  • Professional Development provided in the area of Aboriginal Culture
  • Reading Material provided in the area of Aboriginal Culture.

 

 

          School Highlights of 2007-2008

 

  • Grade Nine Retreat & P.A.R.T.Y in Spring
  • Sportsman’s Banquet
  • Jump Rope for Heart
  • Financial support for an AFM worker
  • Winter Activity Days and ski trips to Asessippi
  • Dauphin Career Fair
  • Middle years had two school dances
  • Adopt a Grandparent program
  • Drug & Alcohol Presentation by RCMP for Grade 5 -9
  • Senior Band Trip to Winnipeg
  • Apprenticeship Presentation for students
  • Middle years Band trip to Winnipeg
  • Presentations on different career opportunities various presenters
  • Safe Work presentation for Grade 7 to 12 students
  • Student Financial Aid Presentation
  • Grade 8 transition meeting
  • Pilot the new Phys. Ed curriculum
  • Participated in “I Love to Read Week”
  • Christmas & Spring Band Concert
  • K – 4 Christmas Concert
  • December School Luncheon
  • Remembrance Day Ceremony
  • Prairie Theatre Exchange
  • Students participate in honor band and honor choir
  • Celtic Awards Banquet
  • Terry Fox Walk
  • Spirit Week
  • Student Council hosts Spring Prom
  • Field Trips for various classes
  • Post Secondary Education Tour
  • Graduation for our Senior 4 students

 

Sports Highlights

 

Golf

Junior Girls Low Score

Girls & Boys 2nd Place Team

Senior Girls 1st Place in Divisionals and Zones, and 7th at Provincials

Senior Boys 2nd Place Team

 

Soccer

Senior Boys Divisional Champs

 

X-Country Running

Junior Boys Individual 2nd & 3rd

Junior Girls Divisional 1st Place

 

X-Country Senior Zones Competition

Junior Varsity Girls Individual 1st Place

Senior Girls Varsity Team 1st

Junior Boys Varsity Team 1st Place

 

Volleyball

Junior Boys 1st Place at Divisionals

Junior Varsity Girls 1st Place at Zones

 

Curling

Junior Girls Team 2nd  Place at Divisional

Junior Boys Teams placed 1st & 2nd

Senior Mixed Team 1st at Central Sectional Competition         

 

Basketball

Junior Girls 1st Place at Divisionals

Senior Girls & Boys Divisional Champs

 

Badminton Junior Divisional

Boys Singles1st                       

Boys Doubles 1st  

Girls Singles 2nd

Girls Doubles 1st  

Mixed Doubles 1st

 

Senior Badminton

Girls Singles 2nd at Divisionals

Boys Singles 1st at Divisionals & 1st at Sectionals

Girls Doubles  1st & 2nd at Divisionals, and 2nd at Sectionals

Boys Doubles  1st & 2nd at Divisionals and Sectionals

 

 

Baseball

Rained Out

 

Fastball

Senior Girls Divisional Champs

 

Grade 5 and 6 Divisional Track and Field Competitions

29-1st place, 19-2nd place, 21-3rd place for a total of 69 ribbons awarded to place 1st overall in the School Division

Grade 7 and 8 Divisional Track and Field Competition

44-1st place, 27-2nd place, 15-3rd place for a total of 86 ribbons awarded to place 1st overall in the School Division

 

Grade 7/8 Inter-Divisional Track and Field Competitions

12-1st place, 9-2nd place, 19 -3rd place for a total of 40 ribbons awarded in Neepawa

 

Senior Zones Track and Field Competition

  Junior Girls Varsity     1st Tetrathlon

                                    1st 4 x400 m relay

                                    1st Longjump

                                    2nd Discus

                                    3rd Shotput

Junior Boys Varsity       1st Discus

Senior Varsity Girls       1st Javelin

                                    1st Tetrathlon

                                    2nd Discus

                                    2nd Tetrathlon

                                    3rd Discus

Senior Varsity Boys      2nd Javelin

                                    2nd Shotput

 

Provincial Track and Field Competition

Junior Varsity Girls       2nd 4 x 400 relay

                                    3rd Tetrathlon

Senior Varsity Girls       2nd Tetrathlon

 

Milk Provincial Track

Junior Varsity Girls       1st Tetrathlon

Junior Varsity Boys       1st Discus New Record Set

 

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Updated on 09/23/2008