CHARLES HAYS SECONDARY SCHOOL

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1 CHARLES HAYS SECONDARY SCHOOL Learning and Working Together 2015 Awards Bursaries Scholarships 1

2 This is a DRAFT version as of April 07, There may be changes as we confirm with award sponsors 2

3 CHARLES HAYS SECONDARY SCHOOL APPLICATION FOR AWARDS, SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES DUE: April 29, 2015 INSTRUCTIONS: Please fill out this form as completely and as neatly as you can. (Provide all information requested) If you have any questions, see Ms. Offutt, Ms. Bryant or Mr. Russell. PERSONAL DATA FULL NAME: BIRTHDATE: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: PARENTS NAME(S) AND PLACE(S) OF EMPLOYMENT: GENERAL INFORMATION QUESTIONS 1) When do you plan on attending a post-secondary institution after you graduate? 2) Where do you plan to go? 3) What are you going to take and what is your occupational goal? (Please be specific. (Example: I am taking first year Arts and want to eventually become a teacher.) Have you applied to any universities/colleges? If you have received any form of acceptance, list the institution and form of acceptance (ex. Conditional). Please attach a copy of your acceptance. 3

4 You will be considered for all awards, however some have specific criteria. Please read the criteria carefully. As some organizations give preference to dependents of their members, if you have a parent or relative affiliated with the following, please list their name and relationship next to the organization. Example: Organization Relationship Name Loyal Order of Moose father John Smith Organization Relationship Name Canadian Parents for French LUSO Portugese Club Fran Tanaka Bursary First Nations Descendent (Please state nation/tribe) Filipino Association Hospital Employees Union Knights of Columbus Loyal Order of the Moose Royal Purple of Canada School District #52 Support Staff School District #52 Teacher Canadian National Railway * CUPE (You may also be an employee) (Please obtain an additional application) 4

5 Grainworker s Union Prince Rupert Lions Club PR Minor Hockey PRDTU (PR District Teachers Union) Royal Canadian Legion (Please obtain an additional application. You need to include a copy of discharge papers.) Sons of Norway Vinland Lodge Thomas Pilfold Memorial (Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) Local 505) Canadian Fishing Company Maher Terminals Holding Corp PAC 10 (were a student there) PR Grain LTD Ridley Terminals INC. Royal Purple of Canada **Please note: CUPE & Knights of Columbus applications will be accepted up until April 29th,

6 If you qualify for any awards that have specific fields of study, For example: Prince Rupert Hospital Auxiliary - Nursing Shoppers Drugmart Health/Pharmacy Melvin Martin Holkestad Marine Biology/Natural Resources Michael Tomescu Political Science Please state the award and your field of study OR If the award asks for traits like leadership and community service please state your qualifications. Award How you meet the criteria: Award How you meet the criteria: Award How you meet the criteria: Award How you meet the criteria: 4) If you are employed please list your place of employment. 5) Please provide the name of one person (not a relative or peer) who can be contacted for a character reference. (Name) (Position or Title) (Address) (Telephone) 6

7 6) Indicate any extracurricular activities or other accomplishments that you would like to have considered. Example: Community Service. This could be in school or out of school. Include participation in Fine Arts, etc. It is strongly suggested all students write a short essay, outlining accomplishments, future goals, community service, and planned area of study. You may also talk about why you need financial assistance. Include any information that will help the reader get to know you. Include this with the application form as it gives organizations who choose the recipient(s), a snapshot picture of the applicant. You only have to complete one general application form to be considered for all awards; however CUPE, THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION and the RUTH HARVEY AWARD require additional applications. Please see Ms. Offutt, Ms. Bryant or Mr. Russell for these. 7

8 STATEMENT OF NEED If you are attending school out of town, it is not unreasonable to expect to spend a minimum of $15,000 for your First year. Below, briefly describe any circumstances regarding financial need of which we should be aware. Example: You have another brother or sister in university. The information provided here will be strictly confidential. It is strongly recommended that you include an introductory essay discussing who you are, what you plan on doing, School achievements, extracurricular activities, community involvement, and any extenuating circumstances for financial need. The essay will be copied and included with your application when given to sponsors. The essay is sometimes the deciding factor. You must complete this application and make an appointment (very brief) with Ms. Offutt, Ms. Bryant or Mr. Russell to go over this information to make sure it is complete when you hand it in. NOTES: a) Students need to be aware that if they receive an award administered by Prince Rupert School District #52, they will be required to submit their Social Insurance Number with their proof of registration. This is so award payments are reported on the T4A. b) By signing this application, I am also giving the awards coordinator permission to photocopy my application and provide general grade point averages for sponsors who request it for selection purposes. Date Student Signature 8

9 CHSS 2015 SCHOLARSHIP & BURSARY APPLICATION PROCEDURE The CHSS 2014 Scholarship & Bursary Booklet will be available online at under Grad info by April 10, It is designed to present the financial awards made available by a number of Prince Rupert organizations and service clubs to graduating students who are planning to attend a postsecondary institution. These organizations are to be thanked for their generosity and for their recognition of the real need that exists for all students who embark on further education. The following page of this booklet provides some indication of costs that may be incurred at a post-secondary institution. These figures have been provided by your counsellor and are intended as a guide only. Check post-secondary websites for updated costs. The financial awards described in this booklet have been divided into three categories, as follows: Awards: Bursaries: Scholarships: presented upon fulfilment of specific criteria as outlined in each award description. presented on the basis of fulfilment of criteria and demonstrated financial need. presented on the basis of academic achievement or combined academic, athletic and citizenship achievements. Students applying for bursaries must present proof of financial need (statement of need). Students applying for scholarships must present a transcript of secondary grades as well as a short written description of their athletic and/or leadership qualities when these are specified in the scholarship applied for. 1) All students wanting to be considered for awards must fill out the application form with supporting documents and attach a list of awards for which they are applying. 2) Please make sure to set a time to see Ms. Offutt, Ms. Bryant or Mr. Russell in order to review and clarify all information on your application. 3) Deadline for application is April 29, ) Scholarship, bursary and award recipients will be determined by the Scholarships and Awards Committee or some organizations will choose their recipients and notify the school. 9

10 EXPENSES FOR POST-SECONDARY INSTITUTIONS TUITION & STUDENT FEES $3500-$5500 $2500 (UNIV. TRANS) (APPROX.) (Average) $1000 (CAREER/TECH) BOOKS & SUPPLIES $1000 $1000 $1000 (TECH) (APPROX.) $2000 (TRADES) ON CAMPUS RESIDENCES (ONLY SOME COLLEGES HAVE RESIDENCES) SINGLES WITH MEALS $ (Yr) NIL NIL DOUBLE WITH MEALS (Yr) NIL NIL SINGLE NO MEALS (19) $4000 (Yr) $300 PER MONTH $325 PER MONTH ROOM & BOARD BASEMENT SUITES APPROXIMATELY $700 - $1000 PER MONTH APPROXIMATELY $500 - $700 PER MONTH (FURNISHED) APARTMENT - 1 BEDROOM APPROXIMATELY $600 PER MONTH (DEPENDS ON NUMBER OF PERSONS) TRANSPORTATION: AIR FARE BASED ON ONE RETURN TRIP - VANCOUVER TO PRINCE RUPERT FULL FARE $1000 SPECIAL SEAT SALE $ RESTRICTIONS DO APPLY BUS FARE CAR ALLOWANCE $50 PER WEEK MISCELLANEOUS: TOILETRIES, CLOTHING, LAUNDRY, ENTERTAINMENT, ETC. $50.00 PER WEEK PLEASE NOTE: THE ABOVE FIGURES ARE MEANT TO BE A GUIDE FOR STUDENTS WHEN APPROXIMATING THEIR FINANCIAL NEEDS. CHECK THE POST-SECONDARY CALENDARS OR WRITE THE INSTITUTION FOR ACCURATE FIGURES. MOST FIGURES ARE BASED ON AN 8 MONTH SCHOOL YEAR (APPROX. 32 WEEKS). ALL FIGURES ARE GENERALLY BASED ON LOWER MAINLAND COSTS AND WILL GENERALLY VARY ACCORDING TO STUDENT NEED AND LOCATION OF SCHOOL. FINALLY, THIS EXPENSE SHEET DOES NOT ATTEMPT TO COVER ALL COSTS. EXPENSES. ONLY MAJOR 10

11 TABLE OF CONTENTS APPLICATION STATEMENT OF NEED APPLICATION PROCEDURES POST-SECONDARY EXPENSES AWARDS Page BETA SIGMA PHI BOB QUAST MEMORIAL AWARD FILIPINO ASSOCIATION HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES UNION AWARD KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS - COUNCIL LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE MAKING HEALTHY CHOICES MAKING HEALTHY CHOICES (Statement of Support) MICHAEL TOMESCU MEMORIAL AWARD ROGER OBATA ACHIEVEMENT AWARD ROTARY CLUB ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE ROYAL LEPAGE PRINCE RUPERT ROYAL PURPLE OF CANADA LODGE # SCHOOL DISTRICT #52 SUPPORT STAFF THOM HEFFERNAN MEMORIAL WOMEN OF THE MOOSE BURSARIES ARTHUR MUNGER MEMORIAL BURSARY

12 BELDON STAFFORD MEMORIAL BURSARY CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY EMPLOYEE S BURSARY CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES (CUPE) CANADIAN PARENTS FOR FRENCH CHRIS BATKO MEMORIAL BURSARY CHRIS MCINTOSH MEMORIAL BURSARY CHSS DIRECTOR S CHOICE THEATRE BURSARY CHSS PARENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE BURSARY CONNOR CARTER MEMORIAL BURSARY DONG SING MEMORIAL BURSARY FRAN TANAKA BURSARY FRANK AMANTE MEMORIAL BURSARY GINGOLX EDUCATION DEPARTMENT BURSARY GRAD PARENT COMMITTEE BURSARY GRAIN WORKERS UNION LOCAL 333, PRINCE RUPERT HARVEY TAYLOR MEMORIAL BURSARY JIM CICCONE MEMORIAL BURSARY MELVIN MARTIN HOLKESTAD MEMORIAL BURSARY NORTH COAST ARTISTS COOPERATIVE BURSARY NORTHERN SAVINGS CREDIT UNION PR DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES & OCEANS PRINCE RUPERT DISTRICT TEACHERS' UNION (BCTF) PRINCE RUPERT DISTRICT TEACHERS' UNION (Social Justice) PRINCE RUPERT ELKS LODGE #342 MEMORIAL BURSARY

13 PRINCE RUPERT ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIETY PRINCE RUPERT LIONS CLUB PRINCE RUPERT MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION BURSARY CHSS PRINCE RUPERT MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION BURSARY PCS PRINCE RUPERT MINOR HOCKEY PRINCE RUPERT PORT AUTHORITY (Trades/Technical) Bursary PRINCE RUPERT PRINCIPALS ASSOCIATION PRINCE RUPERT REGIONAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY PRINCE RUPERT SPECIAL EVENTS SOCIETY QUADRA TRAVEL ROBBIE ROBINSON MEMORIAL BURSARY R.W.K. ELLIOTT FUND ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION LADIES AUXILIARY RUPERT RUNNERS CHSS BURSARY SONS OF NORWAY VINLAND LODGE TD CANADA TRUST BURSARY THOMAS PILFOLD MEMORIAL BURSARY (Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) Local 505 SCHOLARSHIPS ABORIGINAL EDUCATION COUNCIL SCHOOL DISTRICT BERNARD W. WILLERS SCHOLARSHIP CANADIAN FISHING COMPANY CITYWEST

14 GALAXY GARDENS RESTAURANT INDO-CANADIAN SIKH ASSOCIATION GEORGE WILLIAM JEFFREY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP JOHAL & ASSOCIATES, CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT KAIEN ISLAND OPTOMPETRY SCHOLARSHIP KHARAK SINGH SANDHU MEMORIAL SHOLARSHIP LARRY GORDON MEMORIAL JUNIOR GOLF SCHOLARSHIP LUSO PORTUGESE CLUB MAHER TERMINALS HOLDING CORP. SCHOLARSHIP FUND MAUREEN (MCLEAN) AND LOTHAR KINER SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM METLAKATLA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION PAC 10 TUTORING SCHOLARSHIP POLLYCO RUPERT SQUARE MALL PRINCE RUPERT COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP PRINCE RUPERT GRAIN LTD PRINCE RUPERT PORT AUTHORITY LEGACY SCHOLARSHIP PRINCE RUPERT REALTOR'S ASSOCIATION PRINCE RUPERT REGIONAL HOSPITAL QUICKLOAD LOGISTICS SCHOLARSHIP RIDLEY TERMINALS INC. SCHOLARSHIP SHOPPER S DRUG MART SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION ABOUT OTHER AWARDS: CANFOR/SPIRIT OF THE NORTH HEALTHCARE EDUCATION, DOGWOOD/DISTRICT AUTHORITY, NWCC, RUTH HARVEY MEMORIAL

15 PRINCE RUPERT BETA SIGMA PHI The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority of Prince Rupert proposes to provide bursaries of $ to high school graduates of Charles Hays Secondary School during the spring convocation. The following are the criteria upon which this award may be granted: 1. The candidate(s) must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School. 2. The candidates must be a daughter or son or legal ward of an "active member in good standing" of a Prince Rupert Beta Sigma Phi Chapter for at least three consecutive years immediately prior to the bursary application. Proof of legal guardianship may be required. 3. The candidates must be proceeding to a recognized University, College or Technical School. 4. The bursary must be applied for by November two years following graduation (eg. graduated in June 2014, bursary must be applied for by November 2015). 5. Confirmation of registration in a recognized Learning Institution (see 3 above) for a minimum of 30 days is required from the institution before monies will be distributed. 6. The bursary will be distributed within 30 days of verification of registration as outlined in Criteria #5. 7. Eligible students may apply for this award by completing and submitting the general application form provided in this booklet. 8. A cover letter is to be submitted along with the general application form. 9. Recipients will be verified by a Beta Sigma Phi bursary committee. NOT OFFERED THIS YEAR 15

16 Bob Quast Memorial Award The Bob Quast Memorial Award has been established to provide an award of $ annually to the successful candidate. Criteria: 1) The candidate must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School. 2) The candidate must have enrolled in a post-secondary institution and the award will be provided upon receipt of registration at a recognized university, college, technical school, or emergency services academy (firefighter, police, paramedic). 3) This award must be used within 24 months of graduation. 4) The candidate must have achieved a C+ or higher in every grade 11 & 12 course in which they were enrolled (candidates for this award are disqualified if they have dropped any grade 11 or 12 course more than halfway through its completion). 5) The candidate must be strongly dedicated to at least one extracurricular activity. 6) The candidate must possess an exemplary record with respect to attendance and punctuality. 7) The candidate must display excellent citizenship at the school and/or community level. 16

17 FILIPINO-CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF PRINCE RUPERT The Filipino Canadian Association of Prince Rupert will provide $ in award money to a student or students (divided equally if more than one is eligible) graduating from Charles Hays Secondary School. The following conditions must be met before this award may be granted: 1. Preference will be given to the son, daughter, or dependent of a member in good standing and active in the association and with the residency of three consecutive years. 2. The candidate/candidates must have enrolled in a post-secondary institution and submit a copy of the registration and receipt of tuition to the Association within a year. 3. The school officials will recommend students and the Board of Directors of the Association will decide on the recipient/recipients based on the pre-set criteria. 17

18 HOSPITAL EMPLOYEE S UNION AWARD The Prince Rupert Local of the Hospital Employee s Union is sponsoring a $ award at Charles Hays Secondary School. Criteria: 1. Preference will be given to dependents of H.E.U. members. If no dependent applies, then graduating students entering post-secondary training in the health care field will be considered. 2. The candidate must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School or Pacific Coast School. 3. Payment of this award will be made upon confirmation of enrollment and proof of registration in a post-secondary institution. 4. This award must be used within twelve months of graduation. 5. The Prince Rupert Local of the Hospital Employee s Union will be involved in the selection process. 6. This award must be used within 24 months. Eligible students may apply for this award by completing and submitting the general application form available with this booklet. 18

19 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 5282 Knights of Columbus Council 5282 wish to advise that they will award two bursaries to the graduates of Charles Hays Secondary School for Two - $500 bursaries (five hundred dollars) Pre-requisites 1. Applicant will graduate from Charles Hays Secondary School in Prince Rupert. 2. Successful graduation from Grade Applicants will continue their education in a recognized post-secondary institution. Classification Criteria 1. Evidence of service to local community (1-10 points) 2. Priority to families of the Knights of Columbus in good standing (5 points) 3. Priority is given to members of the Annunciation Parish, Prince Rupert (5 points) 4. Academic achievement. (1-10 points) 5. A 300-word essay outlining personal career goals and two personal references (including at least one teacher) - (1-10 points) 6. Extraordinary hardship due to lack of financial support will be considered Conditions 1. The Bursary scholarships to be transferred in the name of the successful applicant warranted upon completion of the first term of post-secondary study. 2. No extension past a one year period will be granted. 3. Deadline for submissions is April 18, Applications to be mailed to: Knights of Columbus, Council 5282 P.O. Box 311 Prince Rupert, B.C. V8J 3P9 (Please contact Paul Rajendram, Grand Knight Knights of Columbus Council 5282 at (res) or prajendram@rupertport.com if you have any questions. 19

20 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE #1051 The Loyal Order of Moose of Prince Rupert proposes to provide four awards of $ each. These awards are the "Michael Budinick Memorial Award" and the "Mel Mathews Award". The following are the criteria upon which these awards may be granted: 1. The candidate must be a graduate of Charles HayS Secondary School or Pacific Coast School. 2. The candidate must have exhibited good citizenship within both the school and the community. 3. Economic need will be considered if all other factors are deemed equal. 4. The candidate must have enrolled in a post secondary institution, preferably college or university. 5. Preference will be given to the son or daughter of a member of the Loyal Order of Moose. 6. The recipient of the Mel Mathews award must be involved in school or community athletics. 7. The money will be disbursed for the second semester of course work once proof of registration is supplied. Eligible students may apply for this award by completing and submitting the general application form provided in this booklet. 20

21 MAKING HEALTHY CHOICES - AWARDS for DRUG-FREE YOUTH Community Prevention Education Continuum (CPEC) and the Prince Rupert Sikh Missionary Society have joined to provide $1000 in award money to two Grade 12 graduating students ($500 each) in the Prince Rupert area who have made the decision to be drug, tobacco and alcohol free during their high school years. CPEC is designed as a sustainable community-lead, police assisted, comprehensive youth drug prevention strategy (da.bc.rcmp.ca). The smart and healthy choice to avoid the use of illegal substances, focus on academics and healthy school and community activities is a choice worthy of commendation. To be eligible for these awards, students must meet the following criteria: 1. Have not used alcohol, tobacco or illegal drugs during their lifetime; 2. Write a one page essay (type written and double spaced) that describes specifically how you have lived and modeled a drug free life; why you made the choice to be alcohol and drug free; and what role youth can play in drug free prevention efforts; 3. List in detail specific drug prevention activities you have been involved in and list your extracurricular activities both in school and in your community; 4. Complete the general application included in this awards booklet which specifies post-secondary schools you have applied to, program of study, and current contact information for you and your parents/guardians; 5. Include three references (one is a parent/guardian) who can affirm your drug free lifestyle and Healthy choices as stated on your declaration of being drug free. (Statement of Support on page 8); 6. Provide proof of registration in a post secondary school, have 30 days of full time attendance at a post secondary school, and a tuition receipt before the award money will be disbursed; 7. A member of a community organization and/or an RCMP member may be involved in the selection of the recipients. *THIS AWARD MAY BE AVAILABLE PENDING CONFIRMATION* 21

22 MAKING HEALTHY CHOICES- AWARDS for DRUG-FREE YOUTH STATEMENT OF SUPPORT- REFERENCES, DECLARATIONS and AFFIRMING SIGNATURES 1. SELF Name: Declaration: I have never used alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, inhalants, or any illegal drug. applicant s signature 2. PARENT/GUARDIAN Name of student applicant: Declaration: My son/daughter (to the best of my knowledge) has never used alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, inhalants, or any other illegal drug. (parent/guardian s name- printed) (parent/guardian s signature- phone number) 3. SCHOOL STAFF MEMBER Name of student applicant: Declaration: I have known the above student for at least three years. To the best of my knowledge, this student is of good character and has never used alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, inhalants, or any other illegal drug. (teacher s name- printed) (teacher s signature and phone number) 4. COMMUNITY MEMBER Name of student applicant: Declaration: I have known the above student for at least three years. To the best of my knowledge, this student is of good character and has never used alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, inhalants or any other illegal drug. (community member s name- printed) (community member s signature- phone #) Return this Statement of Support with your completed application and all attachments to your high school award coordinator by April 18,

23 MICHAEL TOMESCU MEMORIAL AWARD An award in the amount of $ is being given in memory of Michael Tomescu. The following criteria must be met before this award is given: 1) The candidate must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary Secondary School or Pacific Coast School. 2) Preference will be given to a student who is planning to pursue a degree in Political Science. 3) Payment will be made upon proof of registration in the program. Eligible students may apply for this award by completing the application form provided in this booklet. 23

24 THE ROGER OBATA ACHIEVEMENT AWARD ( ) The Friends of Roger Obata Committee (Toronto, Ontario), is pleased to sponsor one award of $ , to be given for the next ten years to one CHSS graduating student. Different recipients are to be selected each year if the criteria is met. Mr. Obata, a Canadian of Japanese descent, was born in Prince George, British Columbia, in 1915 and was raised in Prince Rupert. He never forgot his early education and friendships made and often mentioned them in his memoirs, interviews and conversations. Mr. Obata, a successful businessman, received a degree in engineering from the University of British Columbia, and served with the Canadian Army during the Second World War. He is known for his outstanding contributions to the Japanese Canadian community over a period of 50 years, especially in the area of human rights. He was a valued member of the strategy team that signed the historic Redress Agreement with the Government of Canada in Mr. Obata was named to the Order of Canada in 1990 for his human rights activities, and was an example for all Canadians who love justice and freedom. He died in Toronto in *Please note that excerpts from Mr. Roger Obata s Memoirs that tell about his early days in Prince Rupert are available from the Awards Coordinators at each school. We encourage students who apply for this award to read these: 1) Growing Up in a Small Town - Public School Days , Prince Rupert, B.C. 2) Adolescence High School Years , Prince Rupert, B.C. Criteria 1. Recipients must be a CHSS graduating student. 2. Student must provided evidence of outstanding service to school and/or community. Human rights advocacy/social action may strengthen the application. 3. In addition, students who have overcome personal obstacles and achieved graduation through perseverance may be considered. A brief written statement explaining what obstacles and how the student has persevered must accompany the application. 4. The recipient must provide proof of acceptance at an accredited post-secondary school before money will be disbursed. The proof should be a tuition receipt and a timetable. This documentation is to be sent to the following address: Mr. Cam McIntyre, Secretary-Treasurer School District # th Avenue East Prince Rupert, B.C. V8J 1X1 5. The recipient must be attending a post-secondary school within 16 months of this award being given. 6. A thank you letter and mention of post-secondary pursuit must be sent to The Friends of Roger Obata Committee. The address is available from the Awards Coordinators: Ms. K. Offutt or Ms. L. Bryant. * Grade 12 students may apply for this award by completing the general application included in this booklet. NO LONGER AVAILABLE 24

25 ROTARY CLUB The Prince Rupert Rotary Club proposes to provide four awards: (2) Academic $ (2) Technical $ This award will be presented to a student who has: 1. Achieved a high academic standing. 2. Promoted good school spirit and citizenship. 3. Supported school athletics or clubs in some manner. 4. The award will be paid in September and January upon receipt of registration at a recognized university, college or technical school. Eligible students may apply for these bursaries by completing and submitting the general application form provided in this booklet. 25

26 ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE The R.C.M.P. propose to provide an award of $ The following conditions must be met before this award may be granted: 1. The candidate must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School or Pacific Coast School. 2. The candidate must have enrolled in a post-secondary institution and the award will be provided upon receipt of registration at a recognized university, college or technical school. 3. The candidate must have shown strong leadership qualities through active community involvement. 4. Preference will be given to candidates enrolled in a Community Justice Program, Criminology or Law Studies. Eligible students may apply for this award by completing and submitting the general application form provided in this booklet, along with a brief write-up describing the extent of the student's community involvement during the past school year. 26

27 ROYAL LEPAGE PRINCE RUPERT ROYAL LEPAGE PRINCE RUPERT is pleased to present a student of Charles Hays Secondary School an award of $500 to the student who meets the following conditions: 1. The candidate must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School. 2. The candidate must have enrolled in a post-secondary institution and the award will be provided upon receipt of registration at a recognized university, college or technical school. 3. Economic need will be considered if all other factors are considered equal. Eligible students may apply for this award by completing and submitting the general application form provided in this booklet, along with a brief write-up describing their career aspirations in a chosen field. Members of Royal LePage Prince Rupert will be involved in the selection of the candidate. 27

28 ROYAL PURPLE OF CANADA LODGE #8 The Ladies of the Royal Purple of Canada Lodge #8 - Prince Rupert will provide $2000 in funds to Charles Hays Secondary School. The following criteria have been set: 1. Will be presented to graduates of Charles Hays Secondary School. 2. The recipients must be of good academic standing in school. 3. The recipients must enroll in a university, a college program or in a registered apprenticeship program within one year of this bursary being awarded. 4. Financial need will be an important consideration. 5. A committee of The Royal Purple of Canada Lodge #8 may recommend a recipient. 6. The monies will be awarded upon presentation of proof of enrollment in a post secondary institution or a registered trades training apprenticeship. Eligible students may apply by completing and submitting the general application form provided in this booklet. 28

29 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 52 SUPPORT STAFF AWARD School District No. 52 Support Staff proposes to provide an award to a Charles Hays Secondary School graduate if the following criteria are met: 1. First preference is given to a son or daughter of School District No. 52 Support Staff members. 2. The candidate must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School or Pacific Coast School. 3. The candidate must be enrolled in a post-secondary institution (college or university). 4. Payment of the award will be made upon confirmation of enrollment and entrance to the post-secondary educational institution of his/her choice. 5. This award must be used within eighteen months of graduating from Charles Hays Secondary School or Pacific Coast School. Eligible students may apply for this award by completing and submitting the general application form provided in this booklet. 29

30 THOM HEFFERNAN MEMORIAL AWARD Thom Heffernan was a student at Prince Rupert Secondary School and would have graduated in June An award in the amount of $ is being given in his memory. The following criteria must be met before this award is given: 1. The candidate must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School. 2. Preference will be given to a student who enrolls in the Northwest Community College and/or a trades or technical program. 3. Payment will be made upon proof of registration in the program. Eligible students may apply for this award by completing the application form provided in this booklet. 30

31 WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Function: Charitable organization affiliated with the Loyal Order of Moose. The Women of the Moose propose to provide an award. The following are the criteria upon which this award may be granted: 1. The candidate must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School. 2. Economic need will be considered if all other factors are deemed equal. 3. The candidate must be proceeding to post-secondary study of at least one year's duration. 4. The recipient must go to a post-secondary school in the fall of 2015 and maintain continuous registration for a full-time academic year. Money will be disbursed in TWO installments - $ at the start of term 1 and $ at the beginning of the second term. Eligible students may apply for this award by completing and submitting the general application form provided in this booklet. NO LONGER OFFERRED ORGANIZATION CLOSED DOWN 31

32 ARTHUR MUNGER MEMORIAL BURSARY The Arthur Munger Memorial Bursary was established to provide a Bursary of $ for a student entering a post-secondary institution. Mr. Munger was the principal at Prince Rupert Secondary School from 1982 to This award will be presented to a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School. 2. The student must be enrolled in a post-secondary education institution. 3. Economic need and scholastic standing will be of importance in awarding this bursary. Eligible students may apply for this bursary by completing and submitting the general application form provided in this booklet. 32

33 BELDON STAFFORD MEMORIAL BURSARY PICO of Canada Ltd. is pleased to offer one (1) $ Bursary to a deserving student of Prince Rupert. The following conditions must be met before this bursary may be granted: 1. The candidate must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School and demonstrate economic need. 2. Be committed to continuing on to post secondary education at a University, College, Technical School, Nursing School or Trade School. 3. Payment of the scholarship will be made upon confirmation of full-time enrollment to the post-secondary educational institution of his or her choice. Eligible students may apply for this award by completing and submitting the general application form available at the back of this book. 33

34 CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY EMPLOYEE S BURSARY (Established in December 2002 and administered by the N.W. Education 88' Foundation) The Foundation will be responsible for awarding a maximum of two scholarships worth $ (amount may change) each to students who graduate from Charles Hays Secondary and Caledonia Senior Secondary. Criteria: 1. The student must be a graduate of one of the schools listed above. 2. The applicant must be accepted into a post-secondary institute and show proof of acceptance to the school they are to attend. 3. There are no minimum academic requirements. 4. One child per family per year may be the recipient. 5. Students may apply for this bursary by completing and submitting the general application form provided in this booklet. For any information contact: Dawn Martin, Chair N.W. Education 88' Foundation 3211 Kinney Street Terrace, B.C. V8G 3E9 Phone: (250)

35 Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 105 Bursaries Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 105 proposes to provide Bursaries if the following criteria are met: 1. Must be a son, daughter or legal ward of a CUPE Local 105 (Municipal), Local (Library), Local (District of Port Edward), Local (Village of Masset), Local (Skeena Queen Charlotte Regional District) or Local (Golf Course Society member); 2. Must be a successful graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School and participating in the graduation ceremonies; 3. Payment of the Bursary will only be made upon confirmation of enrolment, proof of registration and tuition receipts in a post-secondary institution (i.e. college or university). Confirmation documentation can be sent to: 4. Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 105 Bursary Committee PO Box 83 Prince Rupert, BC V8J 3P4 5. Bursaries will be made available for 36 months from the time they were originally awarded; and, 6. Eligible graduates may apply for this Bursary by obtaining a Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 105 Bursary Application form from Ms. Kathy Offutt or Ms. Lonni Bryant. The application form must be submitted to the Bursary Committee (address noted above) on or before April 30,

36 Prince Rupert Chapter Canadian Parents for French-Prince Rupert Chapter (CPF-PRC) provides bursaries for School District #52 Grade 12 French Immersion student graduates and also students who have successfully completed Core French 12, and who are entering post-secondary university, college, trade, vocational or technical education. BURSARY AMOUNT: dependent on the available funds and on the number of applicants. The maximum is $500 per student. Candidates must: 1. Currently be a member or a dependant of a current member of Canadian Parents for French (CPF) prior to bursary application. Length of CPF membership and contribution to CPF activities will be factors in prioritizing recipients for available funds. 2. Be a Grade 12 French Immersion Program graduate, or have completed Core French 12, in School District # Complete and submit the general bursary application form in the School District #52 graduation booklet in the designated month of your Grade 12-graduation year. 4. Provide a covering letter stating why you should be considered for a bursary, including your goals and aspirations and how you have worked to promote the French language within the community. Demonstrate financial need in your cover letter. 5. We must receive from your recognized accredited post secondary education facility, a confirmation of both your registration and a statement of your attendance for a minimum of 30 days before November of the year following your Grade 12 graduation. This information must be sent directly from your post secondary education facility to the address below. This is required before monies will be distributed to you. Example: Graduate of June 2014, the latest you can request your bursary is November 1, The bursary will be distributed within 30 days of verification of registration and attendance. BURSARY SELECTION COMMITTEE: No less than three people, including representation from: - Current CPF-PRC members who DO NOT have a student or family member applying for a bursary. - CPF-PRC Board of Directors (at least two persons). One member of the Bursary Selection Committee will act as chair, responsible for reporting to the designated Director of the CPF-PRC Executive who is familiar with availability of funds for bursaries. This Director of the Executive will not, however, be a member of the Bursary Selection Committee. Canadian Parents for French - Prince Rupert Chapter P.O. Box 69 Prince Rupert, B.C. V8J 3P4 *THIS AWARD MAY BE AVAILABLE PENDING CONFIRMATION* 36

37 CHRIS BATKO MEMORIAL BURSARY The Chris Batko Memorial Bursary was formed in the spring of This bursary will be awarded to a student who plans on entering a field related to environmental studies, an area Chris was passionate about. Criteria: 1. Must be enrolled or plan to enroll in a field related to environmental studies. 37

38 CHRIS MCINTOSH MEMORIAL BURSARY A $500 bursary will be offered in memory of Chris McIntosh, long time teacher at King Edward and Lax Kxeen will be given to a former student of Ms. McIntosh. The following criteria will be considered. 1. Student must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary. 2. Student must be a former student of Ms. McIntosh. 3. Payment of the bursary will be made upon proof of registration at a post secondary Institution. 38

39 CHARLES HAYS SECONDARY SCHOOL DIRECTOR S CHOICE THEATRE BURSARY Value: $ This bursary will go to a grade 12 Charles Hays Secondary School student who has participated in theatre throughout his/her high school career both in and out of the classroom. The selected student will have taken one or more of the following courses: Drama 9 and/or 10 Theatre Performance 11 and/or 12 Directing & Scriptwriting 12 Peer Tutoring (in a drama class) The selected student will have participated in two or more of the following: The school musical/major fall production Drama festival Fine arts revue Community theatre This award will be given to a student who plans to continue his/her education in a post-secondary institution (including college, university, performing arts school, technical or trade school) within two years of graduation, and who is likely to continue to be involved in theatre in the future. The recipient will be chosen by the drama teacher/theatre director at Charles Hays Secondary School. In the event that two students are chosen, the award can be shared. *This award is a part of the in-district award process. 39

40 CHARLES HAYS SECONDARY SCHOOL PARENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE BURSARY The Charles Secondary School Parent Advisory Committee will be providing 4 bursaries of $ each to graduating students. The following criteria will apply for these bursaries and their recipients: 1. The candidate must be a graduate from Charles Hays Secondary School. 2. The recipient must be enrolled in post-secondary training. This may include technical, trades, career and academic programs. Short courses that result in a certification such as first aid, fork-lift operation, heavy equipment operation, an air brake endorsement etc. would be considered as well. 3. Payment of this bursary will be made upon confirmation of enrollment and proof of Registration (tuition receipt). 4. The bursary must be used by December Eligible students may apply for this bursary by completing and submitting the general application available in this booklet. 40

41 CONNOR CARTER MEMORIAL BURSARY Connor Carter was a student at Charles Hays Secondary School. An award in the amount of $ is being given in his memory. The following criteria must be met before this award is given: 1. Preference will be given to a student who is planning on becoming a Special Education Teacher or enrolling in a program in the helping Field. 2. Payment will be made upon proof of registration in the program. Eligible students may apply for this award by completing the application form provided in this booklet. *THIS AWARD MAY BE AVAILABLE PENDING CONFIRMATION* 41

42 DONG SING MEMORIAL BURSARY One Dong Sing Memorial Bursary of $ is available to a deserving graduate. The following conditions are to be met before this award may be granted: 1) The candidate must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School. 2) The candidate must be enrolled in a post-secondary institution. 3) Economic need is to be considered of primary importance in the awarding of this bursary. Eligible students may apply for this award by completing and submitting the application forms obtained at the back of this book. 42

43 FRAN TANAKA MEMORIAL BURSARY The Fran Tanaka Bursary was established to provide an annual bursary of $ The following are the criteria upon which this bursary may be granted: 1. Preference will be given to family members of fishermen or employees of the Prince Rupert Fishing Industry who intend to study some facet of the commercial fishing industry. 2. The candidate must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School. 3. Payment of this scholarship will be made upon confirmation of enrollment and proof of registration in a post-secondary institution. 4. This bursary must be used within eighteen months of graduation. Eligible students may apply for this scholarship by completing and submitting the general application form available with this booklet. 43

44 FRANK AMANTE MEMORIAL BURSARY The Frank Amante Memorial Bursary was established to provide a bursary of $ for a student who furthers him or herself in mechanical trades or post-secondary education. The following criteria apply: 1. The candidate must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School. 2. Preference will be given to a student entering the mechanical trades. 3. Financial need will be a primary concern. Eligible students may apply for this bursary by completing and submitting the general application form provided in this booklet. 44

45 GINGOLX VILLAGE GOVERNMENT EDUCATION DEPARTMENT BURSARY The Gingolx Village Government Education Department will provide one $ bursary to Charles Hays Secondary School. The following criteria apply: 1. The student must be of First Nations ancestry and a member of the Kincolith Band. 2. Candidates must be graduates of Charles Hays Secondary School. 3. Candidates must be proceeding to a post secondary institution. 4. The student must provide a copy of their latest report card, a letter of intent (explaining what their educational endeavors are) and a reference letter from the school. 5. Monies will be made available for up to twelve months from the time they were awarded. 6. No cheques will be sent to the recipients until we have received a Letter of Admission to a College or University. The money will be paid in full after the recipient has provided proof of enrollment at a post secondary institution. *THIS AWARD MAY BE AVAILABLE PENDING CONFIRMATION* 45

46 GRAD PARENT COMMITTEE BURSARY The Grad Parent Committee is pleased to offer a $500 Bursary to a deserving graduate student of Charles Hays. The following conditions must be met before this bursary may be granted: 1. The candidate must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School & demonstrate good grades and attendance. 2. Be committed to continuing on to post-secondary education at a university, college, technical school or licensed course facility and enrolled by September Proof or receipt of payment/deposit of the post-secondary educational institution of his or her choice needs to be submitted before bursary is given. 4. A brief essay outlining what the applicant s plans are for schooling or trade and a statement of goals is required. The CHSS Bursary Committee will decide on the suitable candidate: The successful graduate should contact Teresa Vanderwiel at or Tracey Gardiner at or write to: Teresa Vanderwiel, 172 Raven Cres, Prince Rupert, BC, V8J 4C9. 46

47 GRAIN WORKERS UNION LOCAL 333 PRINCE RUPERT The Grain Workers Union Local 333 Prince Rupert will provide $ in bursary funds to Charles Hays Secondary School students based on the following criteria: 1. Candidate must be a graduate of C.H.S.S. 2. This bursary is open ONLY to dependent children covered under the health and benefit plan of Local 333 Prince Rupert members. 3. The candidate must be enrolled in a post secondary institution and provide proof of registration or enrolment. *Eligible students may apply for this award by completing and submitting the general application form provided in this booklet. 47

48 HARVEY TAYLOR MEMORIAL BURSARY The HARVEY TAYLOR MEMORIAL BURSARY was established to provide a Bursary of $ to a student who passionately furthers him or herself in a trade through post-secondary education. This award will be based on the following criteria: 1. The successful candidate will be a current year graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School or Pacific Coast School. 2. Financial need will be considered in the granting of this award. 3. Preference will be given to a student entering a trade. 4. The successful candidate will be enrolled in full-time studies at a postsecondary institution. Enrolment must be within 6 month of graduation. $ award payment will be made upon receipt of Proof or Paid Registration. Proof of paid registration can consist of any documentation showing fulltime attendance, a copy of registration. These must be sent to the Prince Rupert Lions Club at P.O. Box 511, Prince Rupert, BC V8J 3R5, or may be hand delivered to a Club Member. Eligible students may apply for this award by completing the general application provided in this booklet and submitting it along with a one or two page summary outlining their financial need, school and community involvement, with special emphasis on public service. 48

49 JIM CICCONE MEMORIAL BURSARY The All Native Tournament with assistance from other organizations will provide a bursary in the amount of $ to Charles Hays Secondary School. The award will be granted when the following conditions have been met: 1. The candidate must be of First Nations ancestry. 2. Candidates must be graduates of Charles Hays Secondary. 3. Candidates must be proceeding to a post-secondary institution, either university or college. 4. Candidates should demonstrate ability in the areas of academics, athletics and citizenship. 5. The monies will be made available for up to fifteen months from the time they were awarded. The monies will be paid after the candidates have provided proof of enrollment in a post-secondary institution. Eligible students may apply for this award by completing and submitting the general application form provided in this booklet. *THIS AWARD MAY BE AVAILABLE PENDING CONFIRMATION* 49

50 THE MELVIN MARTIN HOLKESTAD MEMORIAL BURSARY This bursary has been established in the memory of Mr. Melvin Martin Holkestad. Two bursaries of $ each for Charles Hays Secondary School will be awarded each year. The following conditions must be met before this award may be granted: 1. The recipient must be a graduate of Charles Hays Secondary School. 2. The student must be going on to post-secondary education in marine biology or natural resources management. 3. This bursary must be claimed within 12 months of being awarded. 4. Upon proof of entrance and payment of the registration fee to a school of his/her choice, the successful candidate will receive the disbursements. This proof should be sent to the following address: Melvin Martin Holkestad Memorial Bursary Fund Mr. Cam McIntyre th Ave E Prince Rupert, B.C. V8J 1X1 50