Moscrop Secondary School

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Moscrop Secondary
Address
4433 Moscrop St
Burnaby, British Columbia, V5G 2G3, Canada
Website
School Website
Information
School number 4141011
School board School District 41 Burnaby
Principal Dr. R Ciolfi
Vice principal Mr. G Errico, Ms. D. Redmond
Staff 103
School type Public high school
Grades 8 to 12
Language English, French
Mascot Panther
Colours Blue, White
Enrollment 1488 (September 6, 2006)

Moscrop Secondary School is a publicly operated secondary school in Burnaby, British Columbia. It is the only high school in School District 41 to offer the French Immersion program. Currently Moscrop Secondary has students from grades 8 to 12.

Until recently Moscrop Secondary was a Junior High, with only grades 8 to 10. The school’s small physical building suffered from strains after expanding its capacity to grades 11 and 12. Students often complain about the crowded hallways, even after a renovation which expanded and renewed the facilities to a large extent.

As one of the top schools in the district, it is home to many intellectuals and accomplished individuals in various fields of study ranging from Mathematics to Information Technology to Physical Education. The school strives for a friendly atmosphere and cooperative learning environment, while encouraging healthy competition.

During the fall of 2006 Moscrop celebrates it's 50th anniversary. To celebrate this anniversary a reunion of current students, alumni, past and current teachers was planned for Saturday October 21, 2006

Contents


[edit] Departments

[edit] Learning Technology

[edit] Business Education

[edit] Home Economics

[edit] Physical Education

[edit] Science

[edit] Visual & Performing Arts

[edit] Social Studies

[edit] English

[edit] Mathematics

[edit] Languages

French, Mandarin, Spanish, Japanese, Korean

[edit] Technology Education

[edit] Clubs and Committees

[edit] Counterattack

Responsible for raising awareness in the community for global issues, Counterattack has put on events in the past such as Keep the Beat, the White Ribbon Campaign, Trivia Night, and Environmental Week and also has raised funds for various charities such as War Child, Pingala Ghar, and a local women's shelter.

[edit] Grad Council

The Grad Council is responsible for planning activities for each year’s graduate class. The council holds meetings regularly, plan fund raising events, and organize year end graduation events.

[edit] Student Council

The Student Council of Moscrop is mainly responsible for allocating funding for the various clubs and committees of Moscrop. Its supposed responsibility to represent the interests of the student body is transferred to the community forum.

[edit] Moscrop Community Forum

The Moscrop Community Forum is the organization to fill in gaps left behind by the Student Council. It is comprised of about 52 students representing different student groups from various grades. The forum meets regularly to discuss issues that concern students and come up with plans to improve school conditions. It serves as a voice for the student body. Although the forum is meant to be a chance for the student body to express opinions, it is a relatively exclusive organization with participation limited to the 52 chosen students, and attendance in meetings are sometimes by invitation.

[edit] The Moscrop Prowler

The Moscrop Prowler is the official media outlet of Moscrop Secondary. It is a student newspaper published approximately bi-monthly, it contains a broad spectrum of information that interests the student body. Students are invited to write for the newspaper and express their opinions. Anonymous article submission is also allowed.

The Prowler Online is the website of this newspaper, and contains archived versions of newspaper issues, pictures, and other articles and media which are exclusive to the website.

[edit] External links


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