School District #22 Vernon - District Information

School District #22 District Information

District Achievement Contract 2009/2010	Refund Schedule 2009/2010
District Class Size 2009/2010	School Bell Schedule 2009/2010
District Mission Statement	School Contact Numbers
District Staff	School Fees (Elementary) 2009/2010
General Calendar 2009/2010	School Fees (Secondary) 2009/2010
International Student Program	Superintendents Annual Report on Student Achievement
Kindergarten Registrations	Summer School information
Long Range Facilities Planning Scenarios For Vernon School District#22


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District Staff	250-542 -3331
Superintendent	Ms, Bev Rundell	Executive Assistant	Mrs. Judy Sedge
Assistant Superintendent	Mr. Bob Gardner
Secretary-Treasurer	Mr Randy Hoffman	Executive Assistant	Mrs. Lynn Jameson
Assistant Secretary-Treasurer	Mr. Bernie Weiss
Director For Student Learning	Mr. Joe Rogers
Director of Instruction - Student Support Services	Mr. Don Wilcox
Operations Supervisors:
Maintenance	Mr. John Tompson
Transportation	Mr. Alan Hemming
Custodial	Mr. Warren Larson
Technical / Maintenance Asst	Mr. Jerry Westby

District Schools Contact Numbers
Elementary Schools
Alexis Park Elementary 4205-35 St Vernon, B.C. V1T 6C4	Jennifer Gardner Principal Dan Curtis Vice Principal	Tel: 250-545-7289 Fax: 250-558-3610
Beairsto Elementary. (French Immersion) 3302-27th St. Vernon. B.C. V1T 4W7	Wendy Varley Principal Brendan Robertson Vice Principal	Tel: 250-542-1388 Fax. 250-542-8524
BX Elementary 5849 Silver Star Road Vernon, B.C. V1B 3P6	Brian Stevens Principal Jacquie Taylor Vice Principal	Tel: 250-542-4013 Fax: 250-545-1726
Cherryville Elementary 108 North Fork Road Lumby, B.C. V0E 2G3	Mary Takasaka Principal	Tel: 250-547-6163 Fax: 250-547-0142
Coldstream Elementary 10104 Kalamalka Road Coldstream, B.C. V1B 1L7	Judi Haines Principal Tracy Godfrey Vice Principal	Tel: 250-545-0597 Fax: 250-545-2030
Ellison Elementary 2400 Fulton Road P.O. Box 2400 Vernon, B.C. V1H 1S3	Linda Graves Principal Bob Oldfield Vice Principal	Tel: 250-260-4176 Fax: 250-260-3956
Harwood Elementary 4320- 20th St. Vernon. B.C. V1T 4E3	Brian Smyth Principal Linda Spiller Vice Principal	Tel: 250-542-5385 Fax: 250-542-2863
Hillview Elementary 1822 Francis St. Vernon, B.C. V1B 3A5	Tyler Galenzoski Principal Lynette Wren Vice Principal	Tel: 250-542-5465 Fax: 250-542-0545
JW Inglis Elementary 2287 Shuswap Ave P.O. Box 369 Lumby, B.C. V0E 2G0	Brian Revel Principal Kathy Wickum Vice Principal	Tel: 250-547-9231 Fax: 250-547-9569
Kidston Elementary 12101 Linden Drive Coldstream, B.C. V1B 2H3	Lynne Gibson Principal Dagmar Maguire Vice Principal	Tel: 250-542-5351 Fax: 250-558-3756
Lavington Elementary 9715 School Road Coldstream, B.C. V1B 3G4	Maggy Badgero Principal	Tel: 250-545-1710 Fax: 250-545-7158
Mission Hill Elementary 1510-36th St. Vernon, B.C. V1T 6C8	Candy Siegmueller Principal Colleen Harvie Vice Principal	Tel: 250-545-0639 Fax: 250-545-9843
Okanagan Landing Elementary 7322 Grant Road Vernon, B.C. V1H 1G6	Tom Watkinson Principal Lance Johnson Vice Principal	Tel: 250-542-1181 Fax: 250-542-5047
Silver Star Elementary 1404-35th Ave Vernon, B.C. V1T 2R6	Harry Adam Principal Jan Bradley Vice Principal	Tel: 250-545-4409 Fax: 250-545-7680
Secondary
Charles Bloom Secondary 1894 Glencaird St. P.O. Box 220 Lumby, B.C. V0E 2G0	Ken Gatzke Principal Jason Corday Vice Principal	Tel: 250-547-2191 Fax: 250-547-9587
Clarence Fulton Secondary 2301 Fulton Road Box 2301 Vernon, B.C. V1H 1Y1	Malcolm Reid Principal Jeff Huggins Vice Principal	Tel: 250-545-1348 Fax: 250-542-2028
Kalamalka Secondary 7900 McClounie Road Coldstream, B.C. V1B 1P8	Don Balcombe Principal Melanie Jorgensen Vice Principal	Tel: 250-545-1396 Fax: 250-545-7394
VSS (Vernon Secondary School) 2303 18th St. Vernon, B.C. V1T 3Z9	Morris Vardabasso Principal Tony Dolinar Vice Principal	Tel: 250-545-0701 Fax: 250-545-6823
WL Seaton Secondary 2701-41St. Vernon, B.C. V1T 6X3	Mike Bell Principal Jackie Kersey Vice Principal Lynn Seed Vice Principal	Tel: 250-542-3361 Fax: 250-542-6076

Aboriginal Education 1401-15th St. Vernon, B.C. V1T 8S8	Sandra Lynxleg	Tel:250-549-9291 Fax: 250-549-9292
Career Programs 1401-15th St. Vernon, B.C. V1T 8S8	Tom Williamson	Tel: 250-549-9276 Fax: 250-549-9200
Cross Roads Learning Centre 1879 Vernon St. Box 1028 Lumby, B.C. V0E 2G0	Garry Wong	Tel: 250-547-2593 Fax: 250-547-8952
Open Door 2901-29th St. Vernon, B.C. V1T 5A5	Bruce Weitzel Principal	Tel: 250-549-3546 Fax: 250-549-0411
vLearn (Distributed Learning Program) 2711-38 St. Vernon, B.C. V1T 6H5	Bruce Weitzel Principal	Tel: 250-542-0249 Fax: 250-542-8392 1-888-605-3276
Six Mile Creek Education Centre c/o School District #22 1401-15th St. Vernon, B.C. V1T 8S8	Larry Hemmingson (Teacher)	Tel: 250-542-9379 Fax: 250-542-9068
Alternative Learning Program (ALP Program) Location: 3602-30th Ave Vernon, B.C. V1T 2E4 Mailing: 1401-15th St. Vernon, B.C. V1T 8S8	Don Wilcox	Tel: 250-545-1736 Fax: 250-558-3474
Strong Start Location: Harwood Elementary 4320-20th St Vernon, B.C. V1T 4E3	Lori Webb Early Learning Program Coordinator	Tel: 250-308-8452
International Student Program c/o School District #22 1401-15th St. Vernon, B.C. V1T 8S8	Dave Lee Principal	Tel: 250-549-9284 Fax: 250-549-9223

Our mission is to develop in all students a lifelong love of learning and to prepare them to thrive in a changing world.”

A Great Place to Learn!!

Elementary School Fees 2009/2010

Complete list of all Elementary and Secondary Fees

District Fee (Elementary School Supplies)
Most elementary schools within the district offer students supplies for the school year at these nominal fees. All Secondary schools provide lists for their individual classes once school has started for the term.

Kindergarten

Primary

Intermediate

Student Agenda Planners

Cultural Activity Fee

$18.00 (full day-alternating days) $24.00 (full day - everyday)

$32.00

$38.00

$ 6.00

$ 5.00 (This fee helps support performances and special events)

Cherryville and Beairsto Elementary Schools do not provide school supplies. Parents should contact these schools to obtain a school supply list in the first week of September.

Optional Field Trips

The number and selection of ‘Optional Field Trips’ will vary from school to school. Costs for optional field trips will, depending on the trip and fundraising activities, also vary. Listed below are the optional field trips, and their associated costs, that are most common in all schools.

a. Downhill skiing	minimum (busing/lessons)	$ 72.00
	Maximum (full program)	$132.00
b.Cross-Country skiing	minimum (busing/lessons)	$ 52.00
	Maximum (full program)	$ 75.00
c. Snowboarding	minimum (busing/lessons)	$ 72.00
	Maximum (full program)	$157.50
d. Swimming	Minimum	$ 35.00
	Maximum	$ 60.00

Music (Optional)
Instrument Rent

$30.00 per month as per rental agreement

Secondary School Fees 2009/2010

Student Activity

$20.00 - $30.00
Grades 8,9,10,11,12 (Includes school agenda book)
***Grad fees are extra

Yearbook

(Cost recovery)

Workbooks (optional)
Workbooks will be supplied by the school. If a student wished to purchase their own copy of a workbook the following costs will apply.

Accounting	$30.00
Food Safe Certificate	$ 17.50
History 12	$25.00
Languages	$20.00 to $30.00
Geometry	$3.50
Science 10	$25.00
Study Guides	Cost recovery
First Aid Manual	$4.50

Band 8-12

Band instrument rental $30.00 (as per Board Policy 2.6.0).

Physical Education

Optional community activities - cost recovery

Clothing & Textiles, Industrial Education, Fine Arts

Basic supplies are provided, if students want to upgrade to higher quality material, cost recovery

Career Programs
The cost of career programs will vary with each program. Check with the school counselor or the district’s Career Program Coordinator for the costs associated with each program.

Residential House Construction
Culinary Arts
Electrician Pre-apprenticeship
Plumbing Pre-apprenticeship
Welding Level C
Level 1 joinery
CNC Woodworking Technician
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer
Forestry
Log Builder
Digipen

Academies
Upon a recommendation by the SPC, fees maybe charged to recover the costs of participating in an Academy.

Whitecaps FC Soccer Academy	$975.00
Hockey Skills Hockey Academy	$700.00
Global Education	$2000.00-$3000.00
Earth Quest	$2500.00-$3000.00
RCMP Youth Academy (non credit)	$400.00
Fire Fighters (non credit)	$350.00

Optional Field trips

Optional field trips are not reflected in the students' grades. They enhance the learning but students are not required to attend. the hardship policy applies

Biology (Bamfield)	$ 75.00
Geology (Rocky Mountain)	$160.00
Fashion Design	$200.00

School Supplies Program Payment and Refund Schedule 2008-2009
	Kindergarten		Primary		Intermediate
Month	Payment	Refund	Payment	Refund	Payment	Refund
September	18.00	14.00	32.00	23.75	38.00	27.50
October	17.00	13.00	30.50	22.50	36.75	26.50
November	16.00	12.50	28.50	21.25	35.00	25.50
December	15.00	11.50	26.25	19.25	31.75	23.25
January	13.75	10.50	24.75	18.00	28.25	20.75
February	12.50	9.50	22.75	16.00	26.75	19.50
March	11.00	8.75	21.25	14.50	25.25	18.50
April	9.75	7.75	19.00	12.25	22.75	15.75
May	8.75		14.00		17.00
June	7.50		12.50		14.00
Payment Schedule The payment schedule assumes that the student comes to you with very few supplies and /or with notebooks that need to be replaced immediately to allow the student a "fresh start" in his/her new school
Refund Schedule For Primary and Intermediate groups, the refund schedule assumes that you have given the student the major basics. This would include erasers, pens, pencils, wax/pencil crayons, loose leaf paper, six to eight exercise books, to an approximate value of $10.00. Kindergarten groups tend to use supplies "in class" on a needs basis rather than being handed out in batches. Their refund schedule relects this.
Note: If the student is going to another school on the supply program within the District, send the refund cheque to the new school.