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SCHOLASTIC INFORMATION To recognize outstanding progress, numerous commendation letters, awards, certificates and scholarships are issued annually. Recognition is given for outstanding achievement during the year. Be part of the MCI standard of excellence. One portion of MCI’s recognition of student achievement is our medallion program. All students will be asked to apply for medallions near the end of the school year. Three areas are recognized: academics, athletics and school service. Students meeting the criteria for one of these areas is awarded a bronze medallion. If a student meets the standards set for two of the three sectors, a silver medallion is presented. If the criteria for all three areas is met, a gold medallion is awarded. Medallions are presented at bother undergrad and graduation ceremonies (certificates for portfolio use are also given). Students should speak to the guidance counselor or their homeroom teacher for more information—or please see the school website (www.rrsd.mb.ca/mci).
SCHOLARSHIP ANNOUNCEMENTS Students in Grade 12 will receive scholarship information through announcements, bulletin board displays, the MCI website and in a binder available in the MCI library. Students planning to pursue a post-secondary education should be seeking this information as early as possible. |
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MCI Undergrad Awards Each year in June, M.C.I. celebrates the achievement of our students with Undergraduate (Grade 9 - 11) and Graduation (Grade 12) awards. Undergrad Awards: 1. Athlete of the Year: Junior Male (Grade 9 and 10), Junior Female (Grade 9 and 10), Senior Male (Grade 11 and 12), Senior Female (Grade 11 and 12) 2. McQuarrie Scholarships: Grade 9 -11 students who live in the Clanwilliam area with a min. average of 70% and no failed courses 3. Yearbook Award: Presented to the editor(s) of the current years edition. 4. Grade 11 History Award: Top History Grade 11 mark 5. Royal Purple Award: Grade 10 student with the highest mark in ELA 20F, Science 20F, Consumer Math 20S and Geography 20G 6. Eva Frasier Memorial Award for Photography 7. Power Mechanics Award : Top Grade 9 -11 Power Mechanics student 8. Wall of Fame Certificates: Students are nominated by their peers and recognized for academics, athletics, and school service 9. Honour Roll: All Grade 9 -11 students with a minimum overall average of 90% in core subjects 10. Royal Bank Award: Grade 9 -11 students with the highest overall average in core subjects 11. Rotary Youth Leadership Awards: Presented to students who participate in Rotary programs 12. W.L. Coutts Poetry Award: This recipient competes in a poetry contest among all four high schools in the Division 13. MedallionsGrade 9 -11: Academic Recognition – minimum 80% overall average Athletic Recognition – minimum participation in two M.H.S.A.A. sports School Service – must be actively involved in a min. of two services (eg. Yearbook, T.A.D.D., Student Council, Grad Committee, Credit Union Youth Board, Peer Tutoring) or assisting M.C.I. or T.C.S. (eg. managing sports teams, coaching, refereeing/scorekeeping, working in library/office)
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Graduate Awards
Local sponsors will be giving scholarships to Minnedosa Collegiate students at the graduation ceremony. All Grade 12 students will be given an opportunity to apply for these awards if they fit the criteria. In some cases the sponsors will select the recipients and in other cases the MCI Scholarship Committee has been asked to assist in the selection of the recipients by the award sponsors. Minnedosa Credit Union Award $500: The successful applicant must be registered at a post secondary institution. Kinsmen Memorial $750: This award is based on academic/scholastic achievement, extra-curricular participation, and community involvement. Manitoba Teachers’ Society Scholarship $500: This scholarship will be awarded to a graduate who has been actively involved with our school’s extra-curricular program and with school clubs, which provide a valuable service to our students. Elks Lodge Bursary $500: This is a scholarship and it is awarded to a successful applicant who is planning to enter a profession in nursing, education, or speech and hearing, as selected by the Elks. Kinette Award $300: Applicants for this award must be involved in community volunteer work. To be considered for this award, applicants must submit an essay of 500 to 1000 words touching on the following points. (What it means to you to be a volunteer. What it means to be involved in volunteer efforts within your community. How has volunteerism helped shape your future plans. Applicants should also include a brief outline of their volunteer involvement in the community.) Minnedosa Health District Auxiliary Scholarship $500: This award is for a graduate who is entering the Health Care Field. The student must have a postal address of either Bethany, Clanwilliam, Newdale, Minnedosa or Rapid City and must be attending school in Minnedosa or Strathclair. The amount of the scholarship will be divided. $250 shall be given after the recipient has completed six months training and the final $250.00 shall be given at the end of the first year. A copy of marks must be sent after six months and again at year-end. A committee to choose the recipient will consist of auxiliary members with input from principals. Minnedosa Heritage Co-op Bursary $200: The recipient of this scholarship must have a strong general academic record, a positive personality, and must have been involved with the school’s extra-curricular programs. Canadian Legion Auxiliary Award $500: This scholarship is awarded to a descendant of a veteran or Legion member who is continuing his or her education in a Business College or Trade School. United Commercial Travellers $200: This scholarship will be awarded to a student at the Grade 12 level who is pursuing post-secondary education other than university enrollment. The scholarship is awarded upon submission of registration receipt. Successful applicant will possess the following:
UCT requests that MCI present the three most deserving applicants for their selection process. Masonic Award $400: This scholarship is awarded to a graduate for scholastic proficiency (not necessarily top marks), good character, social and athletic participation, and acceptance by peers. Charette Award for Excellence in Community Service $125: This scholarship will be awarded in recognition to a student for excellence in community service. Up and Away Balloons Award $50: Awarded to a graduating student who "went the extra mile" to help with planning, preparation and/or fundraising for grad ceremonies and prom. Beta Sigma Phi Lambda Bursary $250: This award is given to a graduate entering any field of the health profession. Jason Nylen Memorial Scholarship 2001 $300: This scholarship will be presented to a Grade 12 graduate who is continuing on with post-secondary education. This student must have participated in the Minnedosa Chancellor high school hockey program. This award will be given annually from 2001 to 2007. The sponsors will select the recipient of this award. Westman Communications Group Scholarship $500: This scholarship is awarded to a graduating student who has been accepted at a Manitoba university or college, and is pursuing a career in a technology-focused field. The recipient of this scholarship must have proven academic abilities and have participated in school and community activities. Also, having volunteered with WCG TV or community channel and residing in a home that subscribes to services from Westman Communications Group will be taken into account. Must include acceptance letter, transcript and personal photo. This is an annual award. Redfern Farm Services Award $200: This scholarship is awarded to a graduating student who has been accepted at a university or college to pursue a career in the field of agriculture. This annual award is open to student who have demonstrated scholastic achievement. Mediplan Scholarship 2 x $500: The recipients of these two scholarships must meet the following criteria:
Prairie Geomatics Ltd. Scholarship $400: The winner of this scholarship will be a consistent, well-rounded and hardworking student who is planning to continue their education. The recipient will be taking more than the minimum number of credit required with preference given to students taking French 40S and/or World Issues 40S. Taking a year off to work +/or travel does not disqualify a student. Students should see Mrs. McNabb for an Application Form
MCI Awards & Scholarships that are Automatically Awarded
Minnedosa Foundation Award $500: This award will be presented annually to the student with the highest combined average between Applied Mathematics 40S and Physics 40S. Raymond Girling Scholarships 4 x $200 each Minnedosa Credit Union Youth Board Preceptor Zeta Bursary William Angus Grant Memorial Award Minnedosa Lions Club Award Morris Industries Bursary Achievement Medallions Gold – Academics and Athletics and School Service
Rolling River School Division English 40S Award 4H Council Award Student Support Facilitator Award Student of the Year Award Wall of Fame Certificates Honours Students Chown Centennial Entrance Scholarship
Value: $500.00 Governor General’s Medal Yearbook Award Eva Fraser Memorial Award for Photography Minnedosa Rotary Youth Awards Power Mechanics Award Vocational Teacher’s Association of Manitoba Award of Merit. Minnedosa Collegiate Award Re-Max Award Piston Ring Award McLaughlin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Award Level 1 Motor Vehicle Mechanics Technical Credit VM Transport Ltd. Mechanics Award
Minnedosa Collegiate Medallion Awards Program
Medallions are awarded in the following categories: Academic Recognition – minimum 80% overall average Athletic Recognition – minimum participation in two M.H.S.A.A. sports School Service – must be actively involved in a min. of two services (eg. Yearbook, T.A.D.D., Student Council, Grad Committee, Credit Union Youth Board, Peer Tutoring) or assisting M.C.I. or T.C.S. (eg. managing sports teams, coaching, refereeing/scorekeeping, working in library/office)
Check out: Student Awards : http://www.studentawards.com/ |
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