Academic awards for 2018/2019 handed out at Chinook High School
On Monday night, Chinook High School handed out academic awards for the 2018/2019 school year.
The following is a complete list of award winners, broken down by category.
- Career and Technology
- 1. Construction Technology 10 - Jayden Gurney
- Construction Technology 20 - Ben Townley
- Top student in Construction Technology 30 - Bryce Gallup
- Fashion Studies 10 – Jorja Evans
- Fashion Studies 20 - Samantha Steynen
- Fashion Studies 30 - Dante Vadnais
- Financial Management 10/20/30 - Ethan Hunt and Raheem Mir
- Media Design 10/20/30 - Madison Lenton and Isaiah Mason
- Foods 10 - Madison Bronk
- Foods 20 - Amy Krywolt and Lily MacCormack
- Foods 30 – Megi MacKenzieand Katelin Schwanke
- Robotics - Brandon Peterson and Nole Richardson.
- Second Languages
- French 10-3Y - Sydney Whiting
- French 20-3Y - Sydney Whiting
- French 30-3Y - Karen He
- Spanish 10 - Shae Rasmussen
- Spanish 20 - Sitara Wijesinghe and Vlad Zaitsev
- Spanish 30 - Tara Anvik and Madeline Ukrainetz.
- Physical Education
- Physical Education 10 - Jayden Gurney and Brantley Saar
- Physical Education 20 - Taylor Althouse
- Physical Education 30 – Uvindu Abeysekara and Abigail Gruenhage
- CALM 20 - Maddy Patrick, Eliza Poettcker and Michaela Warren
- Sports Performance 10 - Brantley Saar
- Sports Performance 20/30 - Abigail Gruenhage.
- Grade 9 Awards
- English 9 - Trinity Ramos
- Math 9 - Hannah Enkirch
- Phys Ed 9 - Rylie Caldwell
- Science 9 - Nicholas Yagos
- Social 9 - Josephine Dunn
- Grade 9 K + E -Gabby Hartgerink.
- English
- English 10-1 - Sydney Whiting
- English 10-2 - Luke Garstad
- English 20-1 - Taya Bennett
- English 20-2 - KailynnBrown
- English 30-1 - Tara Anvik
- English 30-2 - MallayPhillips
- ESL - Madhan Ghimire.
- Social Studies
- Social Studies 10-1 - Ava Carter and ManrajPannu
- Social Studies 10-2 - Grace Dingreville
- Social Studies 20-1 - Zachary Robinson
- Social Studies 20-2 - TreeceKitagawa
- Social Studies 30-1 - John Anvik
- Social Studies 30-2 - MacallumDorchak
- General/Personal Psychology 20 - Elizabeth Kauffman
- General/Personal Psychology 30 - Kimberly Tetrault
- Legal Studies 10/20/30 - Emily Fluellon and Alissa Hansen.
- Science
- Science 10 - Linda He
- Science 20 - Breanna More
- Science 14/24 - James Schwartz
- Science 30 - Mia Keller
- Biology 20 - Linda He and Eliza Poettcker
- Biology 30 - Karen He and Asha Tannis
- Chemistry 20 - Taya Bennett
- Chemistry 30 - Darren Patel
- Physics 20 - Zachary Robinson
- Physics 30 - Malek Abu Omar.
- Mathematics
- Mathematics 10-3 –J ewel Vandersteen
- Mathematics 10C - Benjamin Hall & Denver Jensen
- Mathematics 20-1 - Henry Bain
- Mathematics 20-2 - Cadence Clark
- Mathematics 20-3 – Indyana Isfeld
- Mathematics 30-1 - Malek Abu Omar
- Mathematics 30-2 - Tara Anvik
- Mathematics 30-3 – Megi MacKenzie
- Mathematics 31 - Riley Chiew and Liam Doyle.
- Fine Arts Awards
- D.R. Yates Fine Arts Award – Nole Richardson and Kaitlin Carter.
- Excellence Awards
- Awarded to students with the highest academic standing in Grade 12.
Awarded to:
- Malek Abu Omar
- Eman Ali
- Tara Anvik
- Jaron Baker
- Abel Belay
- Emily Bright
- Riley Chiew
- Zaynab Enayetullah
- Tabitha Gangur-Powell
- Karen He
- Sariah Hurd
- Mark Lea
- Darren Patel
- Connery Pateman
- Ethan Prawdzik
- Madeline Ukrainetz
- Mackenzie Van Doorn.
- Combined Awards
- Anna Best Marshall Memorial
This scholarship is awarded to students with the highest academic standing and who have been involved in their school and the community.
Awarded to:
- Karen He
- Eman Ali
- Grace Dainty Memorial
These scholarships are awarded to Grade 12 students with the highest academic standing.
Awarded to:
- Malek Abu Omar
- Tara Anvik
- Emily Bright
- KPMG-LLP - Knowledge and Employability Award
Awarded to a student enrolled in Knowledge and Employability course(s) who exemplifies the dedication to succeed in their studies and beyond.
Awarded to:
- Andrew Schwartz and James Schwartz
- Calder Student Advocacy Award
Awarded to a student leader whose efforts engage fellow students to improve their learning experience in high school. This leader maintains their academic standing while serving in the best interests of student education.
Awarded to:
- Amy Kim
- EEE Award President’s Award (HSRD)
Awarded to the grade 12 student who best embodies the spirit of Inspiring Education’s Ethical Citizen, Engaged Thinker and Entrepreneurial Spirit.
Awarded to:
- Emma Noonan
- 1st Choice Savings Star Citizen Award
Awarded to a student for dependability, cooperative spirit, leadership, service to Chinook High School and community and evidence of personal values and integrity.
Awarded to:
- Nole Richardson
- Governor General’s Award
For more than 125 years, the Governor General’s Academic Medals have recognized the outstanding scholastic achievements of students in Canada. They are awarded to the student graduating with the highest average from a high school, as well as from approved college or university programs. A BRONZE medal is awarded to the student who achieves the highest average upon graduation from a secondary school.
The average includes all Grade 11 and Grade 12 courses as listed on the student’s official Transcript of Grades issued by the ministry of education. The average cannot be anticipated. It must be calculated based on final results after provincial/territorial examinations, where the ministry of education requires final exams.
Awarded to:
- Emily Bright.
Chinook academic awards
