Charger Awards |
Dec 1, 2011
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OSAID |
Dec 04, 2011
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ConfedTV |
Oct 15, 2011
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Guidance |
Sept 10, 2011
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From RDSB and your Confederation Guidance staff:
A user friendly tool for educational and career planning. You’ve got to try it! Then spread the word!! myBlueprint Educational Planner It’s free and it’s easy to use. Go to: www.myBlueprint.ca/Rainbow Select Confederation S.S. in the blue box on the left of the screen and click Create Account.
Scholarships, Bursaries, Student Awards NOTE: There are many scholarships and bursaries available. Many are associated with particular post-secondary institutions (check their academic calendars). Many scholarships are associated with private industry (check with your parents about scholarship programs associated with their places of employment). Scholarships may be associated with clubs or other member associations. To access the Confederation Secondary School Scholarships, Bursaries, and Student Awards page, please click on the following link. |
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Administration |
Aug 31, 2011
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Helpful Links for Students & Parents
You can now download the Guide for Students and Parents, school year calendar and other useful forms on the board website at the following links: Guide for Students and Parents School Council Nomination Form
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Help Wanted |
August 29, 2011
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Help Wanted
If you are interested in helping out and perhaps earning volunteer hours in the process, please contact Mr. N. Martin in the welding shop or email the Webmaster. |
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Administration |
June 22, 2011
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El Salvadore |
June 1, 2010
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Staff and students from Confederation Secondary School recently shipped school supplies and clothing to children in an orphanage in El Salvador, including teacher Jennifer Stobo, left, and Grade 10 students Sydney Boivin and Matthew St. Jean. Students visited the orphanage when they built homes as part of a Habitat for Humanity project during the March break. The excursion gave students an opportunity to see how others live and, in the process, gain a renewed sense of appreciation for what they have here at home. "This was a highly rewarding experience for everyone who participated," said teacher Jennifer Stobo. "We know the school supplies and clothing that were recently shipped are much-needed and will certainly be well received." “Character development is an important component of what we teach in Rainbow Schools,” said Confederation Secondary School Principal Mike Mirka. “Character development is all about instilling strong values in young people and building responsible and respectful citizens who care about the world in which they live. It is certainly very gratifying to see our young people make a difference on a global level.” This was the second Habitat for Humanity project for Confederation Secondary School. A team helped to build houses in Chile during March Break 2008. |
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Evolutionary |
May 18, 2010
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Evolutionary’s 30th Anniversary ‘Bring it to the Wall’ Tour takes place from May 25th to 29th, 2010. The Confederation Secondary School band will embark on a whirlwind tour of Southern Ontario, performing four concerts in four days. They will begin in Lindsay and Belleville where Zack Werner, Canadian Idol judge and president of Venus Records, will join them. Other concert locations include Cornwall and Carleton Place. When Zack Werner visited Confederation Secondary School last November, he brought along a film crew to shoot footage for a trailer to pitch a ten episode reality series about Evolutionary. “The trailer/pitch so far is spectacular. Now I want to make it unbelievable,” Werner recently said in an email to the band. “This is the time of your lives and I feel so lucky to get a chance to capture it on film and then show it to the world. We are hoping to sell this trailer to major entertainment channels nationally and internationally. Who knows? Maybe by this time next year, you may be rock stars on a reality TV series.” Music Director Norm McIntosh said students can expect a grueling four days. “They will get a first hand look at life on the road as they experience long hours of traveling on the bus as early as 5:45 am, unloading sets and equipment, setting up, performing, re-loading and then moving on to the next venue.” He added: “The band and crew have worked hard all year long to prepare for this tour. They are also responsible for all the fundraising that is required to pay for the trip.” Evolutionary looks forward to working with Zack Werner and his crew again. “The students are especially excited to have been invited to drop in at Werner’s 100 acre farm for a swim, a volleyball game, and a barbecue,” said McIntosh. “We are so proud of our students in Evolutionary and what they are accomplishing,” said Confederation Secondary School Principal, Mike Mirka. “On Saturday, May 8th, our school gym was packed with a crowd of close to 800 for the band’s annual Mother’s Day concert. The band received several standing ovations throughout the evening.” He added: “It is an honor to have someone of Zack Werner’s caliber interested in shooting a reality series about our Evolutionary.” |
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El Salvador Trip |
April 09, 2010
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Seven students from Confederation Secondary School recently travelled to El Salvador where they built homes as part of a Habitat for Humanity project. Grade 10 students Alison Laviolette, Sydney Boivin, Kendra Salminen, Craig Robinson and Matthew St. Jean and Grade 11 students Corrine McAnulty and Deanna Hall enjoyed an exceptional learning experience. Teachers Jennifer Stobo, Jana Armstrong and Gilbert Briscoe accompanied the students along with volunteer Phyllis Briscoe. During their excursion, which took place from March 5th to March 18th, 2010, the team completed a house in Nahuizalco, El Salvador. From a curriculum perspective, the journey enhanced what’s taught in the classroom in a number of subject areas, from citizenship and history to geography and technological education. The students not only learned construction skills, they also learned team building and cooperation skills. They saw how others live and, in the process, gained a renewed sense of appreciation for what they have here at home. “The work was physically demanding and the experience was emotionally changing,” said teacher Jennifer Stobo. “Observing the people in El Salvador live and care for each other taught students the importance of family. They also learned the value of hard work and helping others. This was a highly rewarding experience for everyone who participated.” “Character development is an important component of what we teach in Rainbow Schools,” said Confederation Secondary School Principal Mike Mirka. “Character development is all about instilling strong values in young people and building responsible and respectful citizens who care about the world in which they live. It is certainly very gratifying to see our young people make a difference on a global level.” This is the second Habitat for Humanity project for Confederation Secondary School. A team helped to build houses in Chile during March Break 2008. |
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What's
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March 03, 2010
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Confederation Girls Bring Home the Gold
Girls Overcome! Overcome by sadness and anger and rage. Overcome by fear and wonder and mourning. Overcome by injuries and pain. Overcome by joy and celebration. If one word describes the Confederation Chargers Junior Girls Volleyball team this season, that word would be “overcome”. The journey for this story began in June 2009 when a dear friend and teammate was taken as a result of a senseless act. This tragedy prompted the girls to dedicate the 09/10 volleyball season to the memory of their fallen team member Jazmine. Throughout the season her name could be heard echoing as a cheer after team huddles. Through the first half of the season the girls fought hard and were very competitive against the schools in the top division. After the Christmas break the girls once again came face to face with the grim reality that another team member had died and that they would have to once again play through all of the emotions that the loss of another friend brought. The teams assistant coach and good friend Juston Walker passed away suddenly in his sleep just days after the new year. After a week to mourn the loss of Juston the girls once again hit the court to finish off the regular season and earn a playoff birth. Although the girls lost in the first round of the division 1 playoffs they were still the top finishing single ‘A’ school in the city. After a quick playoff challenge was won by the Chargers they advanced to NOSSA in Sturgeon Falls on February 26 and 27, 2010. The girls won their 4 round robin best of 3 games in 2 straight and in th process advanced to the finals against the home town Franco-Cite. Keeping their flawless record in tact they were able to win the final match in 2 straight games over the hosts. All of the hard work, dedication and sacrifice helped the team persist to victory. It has been said that “sports mirrors life in so many ways”, and there is no doubt that this team has overcome in sports and in life in a single volleyball season. |
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What's
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February 04, 2010
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Confederation Book Club
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What's
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December 10, 2009
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Three Days Grace drops in on EVO
Canadian rockers, Three Days Grace dropped in today on Evolutionary as Evo was performing "Animal I Have Become". This meet and greet was completely unexpected as many band members were shocked and stunned. The guys were very professional, gracious and true gentlemen, they have given free tickets to all Evolutionary Band Members to attend their show at the Sudbury Arena. The band thrilled their Sudbury audience by wearing Confeds EVO shirts while performing on stage.
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What's
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September 9, 2009
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Confederation Library Goes Online
An additional database search engine allows users to browse all libraries within the Rainbow District School Board conveniently from their home computer. The link is available at
the top of this page in the dropdown menu, or click
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