What a great example set by this young lady! #leadership#studentleadership Why this Australian girl has cleaned graves for eight years https://t.co/dvCdl19yYZ
1,500 books = my kind of gift!
Cara Engbers, 17, has gathered this many books to give away to #yqr students this week.
Listen here to her conversation with @SLangeneggerCBC here: https://t.co/liNqNen25u
Janelle Johnston is another SASCA Bursary winner for 2020. Janelle attended Warman High School where she was active in SRC & basketball. She also served as the Youth Rep on City Council. Janelle is attending the U of S taking biochemistry, which will lead to studies in medicine.
Miss Angelle Avery is SASCA’s 2nd scholarship winner for 2020. Angelle was an integral part of Estevan Comp’s SRC throughout her school career. She was also very active in her community. Angelle is attending the U of R with plans to eventually go into optometry.
Ryker Olafson is another 2020 SASCA Bursary winner. Ryker attended Kindersley Composite School where he was involved in the school’s and SunWest Leadership teams. Ryker is attending the U of A to take a BS degree leading to optometry, physical therapy or medicine.
Miss Olivia Aime is one of SASCA‘s 2020 Bursary recipients. Olivia attended Redvers HS where she was involved in student leadership. She learned the value of volunteering from her parents & was also involved in the community. Olivia is attending the U of S studying Sociology.
Abbie Korte is one of SASCA’s 2020 Scholarship winners. Abbie attended Muenster School & was active on the SRC, in athletics & served as a volunteer in the community. Abbie is attending the U of S, studying kinesiology and education.
As you go back to school, SASCA wishes you to stay safe and healthy. Show your leadership by wearing a mask and washing your hands often.
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Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, SSLC 2020 in Gull Lake has been cancelled. We look forward to seeing advisors and student delegates at Melfort for SSLC 2021. Please see the photo below for further information.
WATCH: A Syrian refugee and high school student living in Regina has been awarded the Loran scholarship, one of Canada’s most prestigious academic awards. @Roberta__Bell has her story.
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