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APRIL 2015
Eastview Secondary School
421 Grove Street East, Barrie, Ontario, L4M 5S1
Phone: 705-728-1321 Fax: 705-728-6053
http://eas.scdsb.on.ca/ [email protected]
Jane Seymour - Principal • Mark Harvey - Vice Principal • Julie Richardson - Vice Principal • Marnie Ridout-Craig - Vice Principal
MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Second semester has come and our first official report card
has arrived! Since the start of semester two we have held our
grade eight parent night, parent/guardian/teacher
conferences, Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test and
many other worthwhile field-trips, club activities and student
events. Still to come are sports clubs, art events, Prom 2015,
Student Government elections, the Parent Partnership event,
Grad Breakfast, Athletic Banquet, Concert Choir Gala and
Commencement on June 25th at 3:30pm.We hope that your
child is reaching their goals and that they are planning for
success through effort and perseverance.
The report that your child brings home today is the report card
that is in use in all of Ontario’s Secondary Schools. There are
still two more months of classes left until the final evaluations
begin in June. This means that there is still opportunity for
students to seek assistance, remediation and clarification.
Assessment is the process of gathering information that
accurately reflects how well a student is achieving the
curriculum expectations. Assessment provides valuable
information for students, teachers and parents/guardians with
respect to next steps for improvement. It also provides
information to guide teachers in instructional approaches and
classroom practices. The report card also provides
information on responsibility, organization, independent work,
collaboration, initiative, and self-regulation which are learning
skills and work habits that each student and parent should
read.
The report card is one means of communicating achievement
to parents/guardians and students. Throughout the year,
teachers are available for parent/student/teacher conference
interviews, telephone calls and informal reports. Please
contact your child’s teacher if you have any questions or
concerns, or should you need more information on methods
to support your child.
I hope that each student at Eastview Secondary School will
experience success both inside and outside of the classroom.
Collectively, we can work together to support our children to
reach their potential. My sincere best wishes to each student
for a successful second term.
Ms. J. Seymour
Principal
BRADFORD GREENHOUSE FUNDRASING
Be sure to mention Eastview Secondary
School when making purchases at Bradford
Greenhouses between April 15, 2015 to
October 15, 2015. A percentage of the value
of your sale will be issued as a gift card for the
purchase of Bradford Greenhouses products to our school.
This fundraising program is available at the Barrie and
Bradford locations.
Partnership: Working Together To Improve
Student Attendance
Remember, learning builds day by day. A
child who misses a day of school also
misses a day of learning. So make school
a top priority. By building the habit of daily
attendance, you’ll help your child see that
school is serious. And chances are, you’ll
also see an improvement in grades.
AHME (After Hours Math
and English):
Eastview Students looking for
help are welcome to come to
the library on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursdays
from 2:50-3:50 pm. The focus
will be on Math on Tuesdays
and Thursdays and on
English and literacy on
Wednesdays.
Get help, finish assignments,
or do your homework!
Homework Help for students in Grades 7 to 10
Homework Help is a free online math help resource for
students in Grades 7 to 10. Homework Help provides free, live
one-on-one tutoring from Ontario teachers Sunday to
Thursday from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. The program is funded by
the Ontario government and administered by TVO's
Independent Learning Centre. To log in, students will need to
register with their Ontario Education Number (OEN), found at
the top of their report card near their name. For more
information, visit https://homeworkhelp.ilc.org/.
IMPORTANT DATES FOR 2014-2015 SEMESTER TWO
May 5
May 7
May 14
May 14-15
May 18
May 29
May 29
June 5
June 5
June 8-11
June 10
June 15-17
June18-24
June 25
June 25-26
July 3
OSSTF Excellence in Education Awards Night
Orchestra Concert 7:30pm
JR. Boys/Girls Basketball Championships
Music Fest
Victoria Day
Prom Night
Caps & Gowns & Community Hours Due
Grad Breakfast
Penny Renton Baseball
Grade 9 Math EQAO
Athletic Banquet
Moratorium
Evaluations
Commencement at Eastview Arena 3:30pm
P.A. Day
Semester II Reports Mailed Home
CONTACTING A TEACHER
There are times when you need to contact a
teacher at Eastview. Please take into account
the two main avenues of contact:
1) E-mail - Preferable. Please send a detailed message
outlining your need/concern, and include instructions for
return contact.
2) Teacher Voicemail - Most teachers have a voicemail not an extension. When calling into the school, please
select 5, then enter the voicemail number followed by the
# sign.
IMPORTANT
If you do not know your teachers e-mail address or
extension, there is a complete listing under the Departments
tab - staff list on the Eastview Website
http://eas.scdsb.on.ca. It would be advisable to print this list
off for your future reference.
Jane Seymour - Principal • Mark Harvey - Vice Principal • Julie Richardson - Vice Principal • Marnie Ridout-Craig - Vice Principal
WILDCAT NEWS
GUIDANCE NEWS
Commencement 2014-2015
This year’s Commencement Exercises will take place
Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 3:30pm at the Eastview
Arena. We look forward to seeing our graduates and
celebrating their accomplishments. Caps and gowns are
required for all graduates; order forms and a non-refundable
purchase price of $30 will be handled in the Main Office from
now until the May 29, 2015 deadline. Students will receive two
tickets each for the ceremony. If more tickets are required, the
student can complete a form in the office for the lottery. The
lottery draw will be Thursday June 11th. Students are
encouraged to place their orders and make payments as soon
as possible. Please check the Potential Grad List posted on
the Office & Guidance windows and if you feel you should be
graduating and your name is not on the list, please see Mrs.
Shultz in the Main Office A.S.A.P.
Community Service hours
A reminder to all students and parents/guardians that 40
hours of community service are a requirement for
graduation. Please see the Guidance Department for
community service hour tracking forms and possible
opportunities. If you are planning on graduating this June,
your community service hours are due to the Guidance Office
by May 29, 2015.
POTENTIAL GRADUATES - CORRESPONDENCE
Any students who are taking a course outside of Eastview (i.e.
e-learning, correspondence, or night school) are required to
submit their mid-term final mark to the Guidance Office as
soon as possible. These marks will be added to any postsecondary application. Summer school students must submit
their own mid-term and final marks to OCAS (Ontario College
Application Service) and OUAC (Ontario University
Application Centre).
Summer School 2015
Beginner Driver Education
upcoming courses in May and June
SCDSB’s Driver Education program, for teens and adults who
currently have their G1, includes 20 hours of in-class
instruction, 10 hours of independent work and 10 hours of
individual in-car instruction. The program meets all Ministry of
Transportation requirements and is a Ministry Approved
Course Provider.
There are upcoming sessions in May and June:
May 23: Courses starting in Alliston, Barrie and
Collingwood
June 6: Courses starting in Barrie
Register today to reserve a space - the cost is $600 plus HST.
Visit The Learning Centres’ website
(www.thelearningcentres.com – click on ‘High School
Student’, then ‘Beginner Driver Education’) for more
information, registration forms and locations. To register, print
and complete the registration form, and take the completed
form to your local Learning Centre. Call 705-725-8360 for
more information.
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
Each year the Simcoe County District School Board offers a
variety of summer programs to over 2,000 students. Summer
School provides students an opportunity to be better prepared
for their future academic goals.
The 2015 Summer School offers students teacher instructed,
face to face classes to assist students to earn credits,
improve grades and improve skills in preparation for future
classes.
This year the eLearning summer options have been
expanded to include grade 10 Civics and Careers, grade 12
English (ENG4C or ENG4U), grade 12 Chemistry (SCH4U)
and Families in Canada (HHS4U).
Summer School Programs Offered:
 7, 8, and 9 Preparatory Math Program
 9 & 10 Science & English Credit Upgrade
 9 & 10 Math Credit Upgrade
 Grade 9 Math Transfer Course
 Grade 11 and 12 Credit Courses
 eLearning Grade 10 Civics and Careers Credit
 eLearning Grade 12 English, Chemistry or Families in
Canada
Be sure to register early as many classes fill quickly.
For More information http://www.thelearningcentres.com/
learning-centres-programs/summer-school
Eastview Secondary School now has the option to pay for team fees, field trips, club fees, etc., online. It takes less than 5
minutes to register.
√ Convenient: Make payments anytime
√ Easy to use: Fill a shopping cart and check out
√ Safe:
No need to send cash or cheques to school
√ Secure:
Website is protected and PCI compliant
To register go to the School Cash Online website at: https://simcoecounty.schoolcashonline.com/ and select “Get Started Today”.
Want to travel this summer?
Adult & Continuing Education, in partnership with EduTravel,
are pleased to announce an exciting opportunity for students
to travel and earn credits this summer.
The Careers and Civics credits for travel will take students to
Ottawa, Montreal and New York in July.
For more information visit http://www.thelearningcentres.com/
learning-centres-programs/edutravel---latest-news
Geneva Park Leadership Program
The Simcoe County District School Board, in partnership with
the YMCA of Simcoe/Muskoka, is pleased to announce an
exciting new initiative at Geneva Park near Orillia. Students
have the opportunity to attend camp, create lasting friendships,
enjoy a great outdoor education experience and earn credit(s).
Students will live on site and earn valuable certifications,
including First Aid and CPR. For more information please visit
http://www.thelearningcentres.com/learning-centres-programs/
geneva-park-leadership-program
Jane Seymour - Principal • Mark Harvey - Vice Principal • Julie Richardson - Vice Principal • Marnie Ridout-Craig - Vice Principal
WILDCAT NEWS
Eastview Prom 2015
Grade 9 EQAO Assessment of Mathematics is scheduled for the
following dates:
Monday, June 8 - all grade 9 math classes will complete booklet 1
Tuesday, June 9 - grade 9 period 1 math classes will complete
booklet 2
Wednesday, June 10 - grade 9 period 2 and 5 math classes will
complete booklet 2
Thursday, June 11 - grade 9 period 3 math classes will complete
booklet 2
Help prepare your child to write the EQAO tests
Students in elementary and secondary schools across
Ontario write provincial assessments in reading, writing and
mathematics each year. The assessments are developed
and scored by the Education Quality and Accountability
Office (EQAO). Each student that completes a provincial
assessment receives an Individual Student Report (ISR)
which describes the student's achievement. School and
board achievement data is used to improve teaching
practices and to support student learning.
Further information about the provincial assessments,
including resources to help prepare your child for the test,
can be found at www.eqao.com.
Information about The Ontario College of Teachers
The Ontario College of Teachers (OCT) is the regulatory body for
Ontario’s teaching profession. The organization’s goal is to ensure
everyone teaching in Ontario’s publicly-funded elementary and
secondary schools is qualified and worthy of the trust placed in them
by their colleagues, students and parents.
The College licenses, governs and regulates Ontario’s teaching
profession in the public interest. There are many tools and resources
available at www.oct.ca, such as:

Find a Teacher — learn about your children’s teachers’
qualifications

Professionally Speaking — quarterly magazine that
keeps members informed on issues that impact teachers
and students in and out of the classroom

The disciplinary process — the OCT investigates and
resolves complaints about College members; hearings
are open to the public and full decisions are available
online
Parents are also welcome to subscribe to The Standard, an
enewsletter for parents: http://www.oct.ca/public/public-enewsletter.
Register now for spring 2015 Triple P Parenting programs
The SCDSB’s Continuing Education Department, in
partnership with Parents as Partners, is pleased to offer new
spring Parenting Programs available April through June.
These are free for all parents who have children in school. For
more information, visit the Learning Centres website at http://
thelearningcentres.com/ and then click on ‘Parent’.
Children’s Mental Health Week
Children’s Mental Health Week is May 3 to 9. One in five
Ontario children and youth struggle with mental health
concerns - that's about 500,000 kids. Children's Mental
Health Week is about promoting positive mental health,
increasing the awareness of signs related to children and
youth struggling with mental health problems, decreasing
stigma and understanding how to access community
supports that are available to improve well-being. For more
information, visit http://www.kidsmentalhealth.ca/.
Our 2015 Prom is taking place on Friday, May 29th at Liberty
North in Barrie from 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Parents are
required to read and sign the prom contract documents. The
school Code of Conduct and Behavioural Expectations will be
enforced. Liberty North is a smoke-free venue. There is no
planned smoking area. Students leaving the event for any
reason will not be re-admitted. Eastview will not be
transporting students to or from Liberty North. The high
school is not involved in any before or after prom activities.
We hope to have a safe and enjoyable prom! For more
information and the required documents, please visit
[email protected]
Education Week
Celebrating public education
Education Week, May 4 to 8, is a province-wide
celebration of student achievement and
excellence in education. It is an opportunity to
recognize the work and accomplishments of Ontario’s publicly
funded schools. Many schools host special events during
Education Week. Our school will be celebrating with our
OSSTF Excellence in Education Awards Night on May 5th.
Circle of Learning
Parent Academy
Free workshops to help you
boost your child’s success
As a parent/guardian, you
were your child’s first teacher
and you are still his or her
most important teacher. Your involvement in your child’s
education has an impact on success. Register to attend
workshops throughout the year designed to help you support
your child’s learning and development.
Upcoming workshops include:
April: Math 101 - all parents can support their children in
math
May: Resilience: Nine things kids need from their
families, schools, and communities
Find workshop dates, times, descriptions and register online
at www.scdsb.on.ca/circleoflearning.
The Circle of Learning Parent Academy is hosted by the
Simcoe County District School Board’s Parent Involvement
Committee and made possible with the support of the Ministry
of Education through a Parents Reaching Out Grant.
Proposed 2015-2016 School Year Calendars
On the SCDSB website (www.scdsb.on.ca) under ‘Schools’ –
‘School Year Calendars’, you will find the proposed 2015-16
School Year Calendars, pending Ministry approval. These
calendars were approved by the Board in February for
submission to the Ministry of Education. They are awaiting
final approval by the Ministry of Education, which usually
occurs in early May. The finalized calendars will be posted on
the webpage above once they are approved.
Working Together To Support Our Children
presentation on May 7
Dr. Bruce Ferguson will focus on how the community, school
and family can work together to support children as they
develop and grow into healthy citizens at this free event for all
parents on May 7. Dr. Ferguson is a Senior Consultant and
the founding Director of the Community Health Systems
Resource Group at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids).
This event is free to all parents in Simcoe County. It takes
place May 7 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Liberty North in Barrie
(100 Caplan Ave.). Simultaneous language interpretation
services will be available for those who request it.
Registration is available at: www.smcdsb.on.ca/families/
parent_workshop.
Jane Seymour - Principal • Mark Harvey - Vice Principal • Julie Richardson - Vice Principal • Marnie Ridout-Craig - Vice Principal
WILDCAT NEWS
KNITTING CHALLENGE
The Ontario Youth Volunteer
Challenge runs from April 12th to
May 24th 2015 across Ontario. The
Community Reach Volunteer Centre
connects youth 14-19 to volunteer
opportunities throughout North
Simcoe, Collingwood and Muskoka.
The centre is supporting several special events which give
youth unique volunteering opportunities.
One of these events is the Knitting Challenge and Eastview
Knitters have taken up this challenge. A group of brand-new
knitters is working to create doggy blankets for the OSPCA.
A representative from the OSPCA will be coming to speak to
the volunteers while they are working on their projects, to let
them know exactly how their contribution will benefit fellow
members of their communities.
WE ARE MEETING IN THE LIBRARY ON TUESDAYS AT
2:45-3:45 AND ALL NEW KNITTERS ARE WELCOMED TO
JOIN THE CHALLENGE TO LEARN ABOUT THE JOYS OF
VOLUNTEERING AND KNITTING! YARN IS SUPPLIED.
EUROPEAN HISTORY TRIP
The History Trip to the Netherlands, France
and Belgium will be March 24-April 3, 2016.
Due to Easter this means students would
only miss four school days. Destinations
include the Anne Frank House, Amsterdam
canal cruise, Bruge, Dieppe, Vimy, Ypres,
Normandy, Paris and the palace of
Versailles. Contact Mr. Lovell for details.
www.explorica.ca/Lovell-6006
Parent workshops offered by Youth Haven Barrie
Tuesday evenings at Barrie Central
Collegiate
Free workshops for parents will be
offered at Barrie Central Collegiate (125
Dunlop St. W.) on Tuesday evenings at
7 p.m., starting on April 28. Parents of
youth aged 14-24 are welcome to attend
these evening sessions offered by Youth Haven Barrie. The
sessions will include topics such as:

Communicating with youth,
 managing stress
 positive relationship building
 substance abuse
For more information, call Youth Haven Barrie at 705-8171148 or email [email protected].
Mailing Address
Please double check the mailing address on your
mid-term report as Final Report Cards will be mailed July 3rd,
2015. Be sure to let the office know of any discrepancies as
soon as possible.
Bringing Shakespeare to Life
The English Department was excited to take Grade Eleven
University English classes to a performance of Macbeth on
April 16th. This outstanding production, put on by the Classical
Theatre Project, was performed at the Centre for the
Performing Arts in Toronto. A fantastic time was had by all
students!
The West Regional Showcase competition for the 2015 Ontario Sears Drama Festival took place last week at Bear Creek, in
Barrie, and Eastview was honoured to have been selected as one of the 3 Schools in the Georgian Bay District to participate. Our
students worked extremely hard to prepare and improve for the Regionals and their efforts definitely paid off as they delivered their
best work yet at the Regional competition. Here's how our District did in Saturday's Awards Ceremony:
St. Peter's Catholic High School - Tracks, written by Peter Tarsi and directed by Kiah O'Flanagan-Tasse
Award of Merit:
ACTING: well developed characters - cast
Award of Excellence:
ACTING - Thomas Williams
DIRECTING - Kiah O'Flanagan-Tasse
Gravenhurst High School - Tapeman, written and directed by Nicholas Sluyk and Mr. Earl Sacrey
Award of Merit:
SET DESIGN AND BUILDING - actors involved in comic book Tapeman scenes
Eastview Secondary School - Sonder, written and directed by Ashley Frederick
Award of Excellence:
PLAYWRIGHT/DIRECTING - Ashley Frederick
Here's the link to see the entire list of recipients: http://www.searsdramafestival.com/2015_Awards/WestRegional.htm
The adjudicator, Mr. Gord Davis, made a special point of emphasizing that every award given really belongs to all cast and crew
members for the production, as each person involved in a show relies on and needs the work and support of every other crew
member. This is particularly relevant in a show like Sonder, where so many of the members of the ensemble did not have
spoken lines, but their performances were essential to the delivery of the actual concept of sonder and to creating the illusion of
the "moving" city bus. With competitions such as this, the number of awards available is limited and with around 350 students
participating and so much talent, it is impossible to formally recognize every person individually with an award. He said he would,
if he could. So...Congratulations, One and All!
Thanks again to friends, families, teachers, administration, custodial staff, and even our bus driver. We absolutely couldn't have
done it without you!
We also want to give a BIG shout out to say thank you to Bear Creek's, Mr. James Brawn and his students, for their incredible
efforts, enthusiasm, and generosity as hosts for the West Regional Showcase and for creating such a wonderful celebration on the
Saturday, with exciting theatre workshops, and the murder mystery dinner and dance!
Best,
Elizabeth Bennett and Betony Main
Jane Seymour - Principal • Mark Harvey - Vice Principal • Julie Richardson - Vice Principal • Marnie Ridout-Craig - Vice Principal
WILDCAT NEWS
CO-OP NEWS
Students who have selected Co-op on their timetable for
next year must make sure that they have filled in the on-line
Co-op information form. This form can be found on
Eastview’s new website at http://eas.scdsb.on.ca under the
Cooperative Education Department. This form will give us
insight into what a student has in mind for a future
placement.
The Co-op section of the website will soon be home to
valuable links to programs, possible employer contacts,
OYAP, specialized programs in Simcoe County and SHSM
“Specialized High Skills Major”. Students will also be able
to stay up-to-date on assignments while in Co-op using
Google Classroom. Keep checking back for exciting
news!!!
Students interested in placements at RVH, Barrie Police,
Rogers Communications and the Military need to pay close
attention to announcements as these applications packages
will need to be picked up from the Co-op office (room 160B)
in early May. Listen for announcements!!
The Co-op Department is always looking for new Co-op
placements to provide meaningful, real life experiences. A
Co-op student can provide a company with assistance in
work related tasks as well as some new and innovative
ideas for the business. If you, or someone you know, is
interested in finding out more about becoming a Co-op
employer, please contact the Co-op office at 705-728-1321,
extension 40861.
SPORTS NEWS
Eastview Athletics has had another amazing winter season
with many student athletes displaying their talents in gyms, on
snow and ice and even in the water.
The Junior Boys Basketball team was on tour to the Bahamas
and returned to earn a perfect 30-0 record. Our boys won our
home tournament along with the Innisdale’s, the Orillia
Blackball, the City Championships and became the 2015
GBSSA Champions!
The Sr Boys Basketball was in a rebuilding year. They may
not have had as many wins but their achievement was
fantastic when it comes to having kids play basketball who
have never played on a high school basketball team
before. Out of our 12 players, 5 had not played before. Jake
Grace’s skill and leadership this year were rewarded when he
was selected to the SCAA All-Star game held at JOA. Great
job!
Girls’ Volleyball has had an amazing season. The Senior
Girls’ team won the City Championships, the GBSSA
Championships and travelled to Windsor to compete at
OFSSA finishing 5th in the province after being defeated in 4
sets by the eventual tournament champions. A dream season
with the most talented and lovely girls coaches could ever
wish to have. Well done Wildcats!
Eastview hosted the first ever SCAA Girls Volleyball All-Star
Game bringing together Junior and Senior athletes from A
to AAAA schools all over Simcoe County to show off the
incredible volleyball talent our area has to offer. Eastview
Senior All-Stars: Daniella Hopper, Anna Prust, Cierra Gross
and Kara Stephan. Junior All-Stars: Jaime Petit, Mackenzie
Bell, Kendall Stephan, Muskoka Slater, and Jayme Stevenson.
Guest Coach Cam Wheelan from the Canadian National
Beach Volleyball program put on a half-time show
singlehandedly defeating 6 players to the delight of the crowd.
Message from your local Health Unit: Prevent the
bite from mosquitoes and ticks
West Nile virus is spread to humans by the bite of an infected
mosquito. Lyme disease is an infection caused by a bacteria
spread by the bite of an infected blacklegged tick. It’s
important you and your family take precautions to reduce the
chances of being bitten by
a mosquito or a tick. Steps
to protect yourself include:

Wear long pants and a
long sleeved shirt.
 Wear closed footwear
and socks. Tuck your
pants into your socks.
 If hiking or spending
time outdoors, check for ticks on exposed areas of your skin
or clothing.
 Use a personal insect repellent that has deet (following
the manufacturer's directions for use). Apply it to your skin
and outer clothing. Avoid your eyes and mouth, as well as
cuts and scrapes.
Put a tick and flea collar on your pet and check them for ticks
periodically.
When choosing a repellent, consider a product that meets
your needs, and only use personal repellents that are
registered in Canada. Never use a product labeled as an
insecticide on your body.
For more information about West Nile virus or Lyme disease,
visit the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit’s website at
www.simcoemuskokahealth.org or call Health Connection at
705-721-7520 or 1-877-721-7520.
The Badminton Team had some impressive results from
Regionals last week: Brooke Burlock and Logan House 1st
place Mixed Doubles, Sam Budd and Muskoka Sclater 2nd
place Girls Doubles, Sarah Mitchell and Shaun Bowman 1st
place Mixed Doubles, Kaitlyn Hufnagel 2nd place Girls Singles,
and Cole Walsh and Connor Sclater 3rd place Boys Doubles.
GB's and OFSAA are next!
The spring sport season is upon us and as fast as the snow
has melted the teams have been outside preparing to give
their best in competition. Eastview will compete in Track and
Field, Girls Soccer, Girls and Boys Rugby, Girls Slo-pitch,
Boys Baseball, Ultimate Frisbee and Field Lacrosse.
The Eastview Baseball Team begins their eighth season trying
to build on a semi-final appearance last year. Backed by a
number of young bloods and a few returning seniors, the
varsity team will rely heavily on the signals coming from Coach
Webb to lead them to another successful year.
The Eastview Girls Slo-pitch team will be travelling to
southern Ontario for a preseason tournament in Dunnville and
the provincials in London. They have a great challenge in front
of them as they attempt to win the SCAA AAAA championship
for a 7th consecutive year - Good luck Wildcats!
Varsity Girls’ Soccer attended a tournament April 24th at
Trent University and will head to a Toronto FC game on May
13th in preparation for their upcoming season.
The Eastview Varsity Rugby Team will start off their season
with a trip to Sheridan College to compete against some of the
The Eastview Alpine Ski Team had some very impressive
province’s best – a proving ground for this mix of seasoned
season highlights: Boys Level one team - GB champs; Bronze and new players. If the pre-season practices in the cold, rain
in GS at OFSAA; 4th in slalom at OFSAA. Jacob Huter and mud are any indication, it will take a lot to bring this team
Individual boys level one GB champ (among 85 racers).
down.
Graeme Woods - 5th individually in boys level one at GB
Eastview is one of the few schools in the SCAA to run
championship (85 racers). Boys Level two team - 2nd at GB
Lacrosse as a new exhibition sport in the hopes it will
championship. Devon Mainguy - Individual boys level two
become an association sanctioned sport in the coming years.
silver medal at GB championship. Tess Wishart & Amanda
A strong showing of skilled players at Eastview should make
McFadden - 5th and 6th respectively in girls level one at GB
for a fun season to watch.
championship (among 52 racers).
Jane Seymour - Principal • Mark Harvey - Vice Principal • Julie Richardson - Vice Principal • Marnie Ridout-Craig - Vice Principal