Fort Richmond Collegiate

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Fort Richmond Collegiate
Fort Richmond Collegiate is committed to the pursuit of excellence and to providing a safe and enriched community which encourages social responsibility and lifelong learning.
Address
99 Killarney ave.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3T 3B3, Canada
Website
http://www.pembinatrails.ca/fortrichmondcollegiate/
Information
School board Pembina Trails School Division
Superintendent Paul Moreau
Principal Lorraine Carter
Vice principal Sherry Klassen & Tony Carvey
School type High School
Grades 10-12
Language English
Area Richmond West
Mascot
Founded 1967
Enrollment ~<1000 (September 1, 2006)

Fort Richmond Collegiate is a public high school located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

Contents

[edit] Mission Statement

Fort Richmond Collegiate is committed to the pursuit of excellence and to providing a safe and enriched community which encourages social responsibility and lifelong learning.

[edit] History

Fort Richmond Collegiate was built in 1967, with a total of 14 graduates and has grown during the past 40 years to a total of 208 graduates in 2005.

[edit] About Us

Throughout the halls of FRC, inspiring words and quotes are painted on the walls above our lockers. They are there to motivate and encourage our students. FRC prides itself in the potential within our walls... they represent what FRC is really about...

Acceptance, Involvement, Compassion, Empathy, Achievement, Imagine, Empower, Inspire, Dream, Humour, Innovation, Create, Respect, Harmony, Unity, Cooperation, Perseverance

[edit] Courses

FRC offers a great selection of courses. This is an over view of the courses we offer.

  • Psychology
  • Student services
  • Drama
  • Social studies
  • Business technology
  • Choral
  • Computer science
  • Math
  • Physical education
  • Band
  • Video production
  • Science
  • Lanuages
  • Leadership
  • Developmental ED
  • English
  • ESL

[edit] Sports and Organizations

FRC offers many Sports and extra curricular activities, they are open to all students from all grades.

[edit] Sports

  • Hockey
  • Track
  • Soccer
  • Handball
  • Cheerleading
  • FastBall
  • Basketball
  • Dragon Boat Racing
  • Cross Country
  • Volleyball
  • Golf
  • Badminton
  • Water Polo

[edit] Organizations

  • Book Club
  • First Nation Club
  • Weight Training Club
  • Film Club
  • T.A.D.D.
  • Yearbook Club
  • Athletic Council
  • Biology Contest
  • Improv Club
  • Envirothon Club
  • Amnesty Club
  • School Newspaper
  • Games Club
  • Charity Club
  • Spanish Club

[edit] Achievements

  • 3 National Scholars out of 16 in Manitoba come from FRC. They achieved a score of 4 or 5 on the 5 point AP grading scale on a minimum of 5 AP exams.
  • Both our Concert Choir and Jazz Choir have participated in the Canadian Rocky Mountain Music Festival (one of the 2 Canadian National level festivals) every year for the past 3 years.
  • The Senior Improv Team made Provincial Finals this year at the Manitoba Improv League. Four FRC students were invited to perform at Rainbow Stage's Musical "Strike"
  • In 2005, 72 students received a Centurion Pin. These pins were handed out to students who participated in at least 240 hours of extra curricular activities.
  • Out of 6500 students who participated in the University of Toronto National Biology Competition, two students from FRC were placed 2nd and 7th. FRC placed 3rd in the Competition out of over 450 schools across Canada.
  • In the class of 2005, there were 256 graduates. 63 of those students received Cum Laude (80% to 89% average) and 32 received Magna Cum Laude(90% and above average). 98 students graduated with 32 credits or more and 8 students with 40 credits or more. 61 scholarships were awarded totalling $220 000!

[edit] Scholarship Information

[edit] FRC Student of the Year - Outstanding Graduate

  • Grade 12 Student.
  • Academic Achievement.
  • Involvement in School Activities.
  • Leadership Qualities.

[edit] Henry Izatt Award

  • Grade 12 student.
  • Community service activities.
  • Strong academic background.

[edit] Pembina Trails Teachers' Association Scholarship

  • Entering Faculty of Education.
  • Must submit letter outlining experience with children and future plans.

[edit] Fraternal Order of Eagles

  • Post- secondary training other than university eg. Community college, nursing ,etc.
  • Citizenship component (in school and in the community)

[edit] Bert Kroeker Centurion Spirit Award

  • Outstanding involvement throughout high school
  • Enthusiastic supporter of school activities
  • May not necessarily be top academic student

[edit] South Winnipeg Member of Parliament Award

  • Scholastic Achievement
  • Outstanding display of genuine concern for improvement of the human condition through leadership in school and community

[edit] Fort Richmond Collegiate Humanitarian Award

  • This award will be granted annually to two graduates

[edit] University of Manitoba Chown Scholarship

  • Minimum academic standing of 85%
  • "Best all-round graduate"

[edit] C.U.P.E #1112

  • Son, daughter, grandchild of C.U.P.E member
  • Average of 75%

[edit] C.U.P.E #4588

  • Son, daughter, grandchild of C.U.P.E member
  • Average of 75%
  • planning on post-secondary education

[edit] Retired Eagles Activity Club

  • Achievement of high academic standing
  • Involved in school and community activities
  • Planning to take post-secondary education

[edit] Cambrian Credit Union Scholarship

  • Has demonstrated leadership skills in school and community
  • Makes a difference to the lives of the others
  • Planning to take post-secondary education

[edit] Class of '80 Scholarship

  • To be determined

[edit] Jerry Oster Bursary Fund

  • Planning to take post-secondary education
  • Keen interest in Math/Science

[edit] St. Norbert M.L.A. Award

  • Significant involvement in school activities
  • Planning to take post-secondary education

[edit] Pembina Trails School Division Award

  • Significant involvement in school activities
  • Strong academic standing

[edit] Pembina Trails Citizenship Award

  • Outstanding display of genuine concern for the improvement of the human condition demonstrated through leadership in school and in the community

[edit] Jostens' Scholarships (Two scholarships given)

Based upon academic achievement and contribution concerned) to class in two areas:

  • Science and Math
  • Humanitarian, English/Social studies

[edit] The Rupert and Florence Fultz Scholarship

  • Student receives highest mark in English
  • Planning to take post-secondary education

[edit] The Vantis credit Union Scholarship

  • Has obtained a high standing in a minimum of 5 business education credits

[edit] Norval Brown Memorial Award

  • This award is presented annually to a grade 12 student who has demonstrated a genuine interest in the sciences and is pursuing studies in a helping professional; for example, teaching, social work, nursing, speech pathology, and religious.

[edit] Staff Recognition Award

  • One graduating student recognized by each staff member

[edit] RBC Financial Lifeskills Scholarship

  • This is for students graduating from high school with a minimum average of 65%. You must be registered / accepted at a college or university in Canada and have your application in by May 12. RBC is looking to honour hard work, innovation, and solid career direction. They are offering 10 scholarships of $2006. See a counsellor for an application.

[edit] French Language Bursary

  • Interested in applying for French Language Bursary? Are you an S4 student? Please see Mr. Bennett for a bursary application.

[edit] Red River Exhibition Foundation

  • The Red River Exhibition has created NINE SCHOLARSHIPS to assist students going into Tourism, Agriculture, Automotive and business industry. Please see your counsellor for details.

[edit] Steinbach Bible College

  • Interested in attending the Steinbach Bible College next year? The College is offering a $1000 tuition scholarship for a deserving student. Please see Mr. Bennett for details.

[edit] Manitoba Lotteries

  • Manitoba lotteries will offer Employment Equity Awards which my offer your tuition and help you get a summer job as well. Please see a counsellor for details.

[edit] Urban Youth Conference

  • Saturday, May 13th. Students connected with the Caribbean community are encouraged to check out this opportunity. Please see Ms. Dempster for information.

[edit] Horace Patterson Scholarship

  • Scholarship opportunity for students of African Heritage who plan to attend a post-secondary institution in Sept. 2006. The criteria also include demonstrated academic potential, financial need and involvement in the Black Community.

[edit] University of Alberta

  • Sr. 4 students applying to the University of Alberta for the fall of 2006- check out the AO scholarship competitions at Here

[edit] University of Calgary

  • Students in Sr. 3 or Sr. 4 interested in attending the University of Calgary please check out the U of C website and Here for scholarship info

[edit] Manitoba Forage Seed Association

  • A member of MB Forage Seed Association or has a special interest in forage seed production and has 65% average. See Mr. Bennett for details. Manitoba Forage Seed Association will offer a $500 scholarship to an S4 student.

[edit] External links

[edit] Student Hand Book