Sheldon-Williams Collegiate
Sheldon Williams Colligate |
"Preparing for Life"
Preparing for Life |
Address |
2601 Coronation Street
Regina, Saskatchewan, S4S 0L4, Canada |
Information |
School board |
Regina Public School Division |
Religious affiliation |
None |
Principal |
Bill Derosier |
Vice principal |
Darcy McKeown |
School type |
High School |
Grades |
9-12 |
Language |
English |
Area |
Regina |
Mascot |
Sparky |
Team name |
Spartans |
Colours |
Red, Gold and Navy |
Founded |
1956 |
Enrolment |
650 |
Homepage |
http://sheldon.rbe.sk.ca/ |
Sheldon-Williams Collegiate (SWC) is a high school for grade 9 to 12
Sheldon offers a variety of programs and extracurricular activities, including the VISA program, which integrates foreign and Canadian students. It is also well-known for its fine arts program.
The school currently serves approximately 650 students. Its feeder elementary schools are Argyle School, Connaught Community School, Davin School, Dr. A.E. Perry School, Ethel Milliken School and Lakeview School.
Notable alumni or staff
- Colleen Abdoulah, business executive and CEO of WOW! cable provider
- Tyler Bozak, NHL hockey player
- Desmond Brophy, fighter pilot and astronaut candidate [1]
- Wilma Downing (staff), physical education teacher [2]
- Colin James, musician
- Jefferson Little, visual artist pornography director
- Steve Mazurek, CFL Roughriders football player
- Brenda McAlpine (staff), musician and educator
- F. John Miller (staff), artist, educator, and designer of the mural of the Regina Courthouse executed with his students at Sheldon-Williams [3]
- Robert Petry and Roger Petry, twin Rhodes Scholars
- Jason Plumb, musician
- Jon Ryan, NFL football player
- Stephen Surjik, film and television director
- Robert Ursan, theatrical director, composer, and educator
- Joel Fafard, musician
- Tilden Webb, musician
- Maury Lafoy, musician
- Steve "Snake Eyes" Moleski, Upcoming rapper and entrepreneur
- Tim "Barnz" Anderson, The name says it all
- J roc, Trailer Park Boys 1# Rapper.
Affiliated Communities
- Albert Park (pop. 11,450)
- Cathedral (pop. 7085)
- Lakeview (pop. 7600)
References
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