School Planning Council Update Thank you to our parent planning council members who assisted with our recent report and meeting with the school district. These dedicated parents are: Anita Jo-hal, Audrey Henderson, and Erin Hicks. Our goals for next year is:

To develop student's ability to utilize critical thinking competencies.

Please note that a detailed overview of school goals, their ra-tionale and the current student performance data upon which they are based can be found in the 2014 School Planning Council Document. This document is available to view at the school of-fice and on-line through the SD #23 website. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. McKay or Mrs. Willms. Farewell: This spring we’ll be saying farewell to the following CLE team members: Mrs. Joan Dougherty, Mrs. Dougherty has been at Chute Lake since we first opened and during this time has been one of our most beloved teachers. She has brought an energy, passion and wisdom to her role as a Kindergarten teacher that has been valued by every parent, student and colleague whom she has connected with. On behalf of the entire CLE community we wish you all the very best as you leave us to start your next adventure. You have left your mark on us and on our school and we thank you for the very positive difference you have made. Ms. Kim Buchanan: Ms. Buchanan has only been with us one year yet in this time she has made a positive impact on all of us through her creative ide-as, energy, willingness to get involved and her passion for learn-ing. She is moving on to Shannon Lake Elementary where she can be closer to home. We thank her for being part of the CLE fami-ly and wish her every success in her new job.

Mr. Ryan Taylor Mr. Taylor was here this past year on a temporary basis. He has add-ed a very positive 'Middle School' influence to our grade 6 and 7 students and we have appreciated his positive work with students as well as his commitment to school initiatives. We wish him all the best as he moves into a new position this coming September. Mrs. Laura Daminato Mrs. Daminato has been here on a temporary basis this past year. We thank you for your hard work as a part of our CMOS team and wish you all the best in your assignment next year. Mrs. Peggy Williams Mrs. Williams has been a CEA at CLE since we opened. We have greatly appreciated the hard work and positive approach she has brought to the varied assignments she's taken on over the past 5 years. She is moving on to an assignment at SVE which will allow her to be much closer to home. We wish you well in your new assignment.

Mrs. Nancy Murray Mrs. Murray has also been at CLE since we opened. She has connect-ed with many students through her role and made a positive differ-ence in their lives. We have appreciated your flexibility and hard work. All the best in your new role at Bankhead. You will be missed!

Mrs. Jen Hanson Mrs. Hanson has worked in a variety of CEA assignments during her 3 years at CLE. We thank her for her hard work and support of teachers and students. All the best in your new role at OKM next September.

Mrs. Roxanne Brady Mrs. Brady has worked at CLE for the past 3 years. We thank her for her hard work supporting students and wish her success in her new role at DWE next fall.

June Update from Bruce McKay, Principal

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Chute Lake Elementary 5 2 4 0 L A R K S T R E E T , K E L O W N A B C ( 2 5 0 ) 8 7 0 - 5 1 3 9

JUNE 2014

Are you moving? If you are planning to move and you know your child will not be attending Chute Lake

for the 2014/15 school year, please contact us as soon as possible so that we can fill the space with students on our wait list.

Need a summer sewing project?? We are in need of some more ice pack covers. If you

would like to sew up a few covers for us we would really appreciate it. The dimen-sions of the ice packs are 21 x 17 cm.

Library Books are Due Monday, June

9th. Check out those closets and return all library books to the library please!

Principal’s Message continued . . . PAC A big thank you to our co-presidents Barbara Vaanderger and Denise Herrington. These two ladies have done a terrif-ic job leading the parent group. We have really appreciated their hard work, creativity and insight. Denise Har-risngton will be stepping down this June but Barbara Vaandrager stay on as PAC president. We also want to say thanks and farewell to Melanie Kloetzer who has served as our PAC secretary for the past two years. Our next PAC meeting is Friday, June 13th at 1:15 pm in the Library. We look forward to working with the new PAC executive members who will be joining the team this coming September. Formal elections will be held at the initial PAC mtg. We encourage parents to get involved in their child’s school in a meaningful way. On behalf of the entire CLE staff, we wish you a safe and relaxing summer break and we look forward to working with all of your children again next year.

2013-2014 CLE YEARBOOK The First CLE Yearbook has gone to press. Thanks to Lynn Bogert and Melanie Kloetzer who helped out with this enormous task. The yearbook will be amazing! Yearbooks will be handed out to student the week of June 16th. We have an extra 15 copies which are up for sale if you missed ordering online. If you wish to order one of these books bring $20 to the office.

Grade 6/7 Celebration Thank you to the parents who have been organizing the Grade 6/7 year end celebration. Christina Kopp, Kelly Turton, Trish For-rest and Shaurna Towill have donated many hours to planning and fundraising for these events—thank you ladies! Celebrations are as follows:

Grade 6—Wednesday, June 18 Grade 7—Thursday, June 19

Both events are will be held in the CLE Gym from 6:30 to 8:00 pm

Congratulations to all Run Club members who reached their goal of running a Full and Half Marathon!

Full Marathon Runners

Half Marathon Runners

Cross Country Runners Congratulations to the following runners who placed at our Mission Madness Cross Country race held at Myra Bellevue Provincial Park. A special congratulations goes out to the runners who place in the District Race

where there were over 300 runners!

Run Club

Wow! Spring was a great season for our CLE runners this year! We had more runners com-plete 21 km and an eager group who completed their Full Marathon distance of 42 km! Con-gratulations to all runners who came out for tour Fun Cub too! We also had a large number of our members complete in the two cross country races.

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Simon Purdon Olivia Huska Calli Davidson Jada Casey Stella LaGrange Tatum Wade Maaike Houstra Heidi Wilson Jordan Auclair

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Jacob Wong Tobin Woodworth Owen Waterhouse Cally Melnyk Hanna Huska Hannah Foley Kai Trottman Ryan Wilson Makenna Jacklin Josh Fontenla

Amy Richardson Sarah Callaghan Katie Mervyn Maddy Foley Ryan Green Marnie Houstra

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Madeline Mittlesteadt Dylan Wong Zach Welch Jacob Rubuliak Emmeline Oxtoby

Grade 4

Riley Bullock

Grade 5

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Grade 6

Caleb Bishop

Grade 7

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Grade 6 Boys Tyler Johnston 2nd Zach Welch 3rd Jacob Rubliak 5th Grade 7 Girls Megan Elkin 4th Sara Gargaro 5th

District Mission Creek Race Grade 4 Girls Tatum Wade 1st Olivia Huska 3rd Grade 6 Boys Tyler Johnston 2nd

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sum

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the s

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in t

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s th

is f

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sure

to f

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day J

une 2

7

Tim

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8:3

0am

—4:3

0pm

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: $30/day

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$40/d

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sum

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ne:

June 3

0–J

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4 (

no p

rogra

m T

uesd

ay,

July

1):

Kic

koff

to S

um

mer

Week

All t

he g

reat

thin

gs

you love a

bout

sum

mer

cam

p;

cla

ssic

gam

es,

rela

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aces,

team

challenges,

wate

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ars

, su

mm

er

cra

fts,

and m

ore

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ou t

here

to k

ick o

ff s

um

mer

the r

ight

way!

Week T

wo:

July

7–1

1:

The G

reat

Outd

oors

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tim

e t

o e

xplo

re w

hat

Mis

sion C

reek a

nd t

he s

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g a

rea h

as

hid

den in its

tra

ils.

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ave a

gre

at

week o

f in

tera

cti

ve a

cti

vit

ies

and h

ands

on g

am

es

that

put

us

smack in t

he m

iddle

of

natu

re’s

nest

. Bri

ng

your

frie

nds

and j

oin

us

for

this

Gre

at

Outd

oors

Adventu

re a

nd e

nd o

f th

e w

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arb

eque t

reat!

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eek T

hre

e:

July

14–1

8:

Get

Mess

y!

Silly

& T

wis

ted G

am

es

Week

Ever

wante

d t

o p

ain

t w

ith y

our

toes?

Or

part

icip

ate

in a

cra

zy j

ello r

ela

y?

How

about

learn

ing t

he s

ecre

t re

cip

e t

o m

ake m

ass

ive b

ubble

s? If

you a

nsw

ere

d y

es

then t

his

is

the c

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p f

or

you!

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ay w

e’l

l get

mess

y in t

he o

utd

oors

wit

h a

vari

ety

of

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hallenges,

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es

and u

niq

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rtis

tic c

reati

on.

Week F

our:

July

21-2

5:

C.S

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Cool Scie

nce Invest

igati

on

Explo

din

g v

olc

anoes,

pop b

ott

le o

ceans,

rock c

andy,

invis

ible

ink a

nd m

ore

are

aw

ait

ing y

ou in t

his

hands

on p

rogra

m t

hat

explo

res

the s

uper

cool w

orl

d o

f sc

ience a

nd d

iscovery

. W

eek F

ive:

July

28–A

ugust

1:

H2O

-mazin

g W

ate

r Fun W

eek

Pre

pare

to g

et

soaked!

We a

re d

oin

g a

ll t

hin

gs

wet

and w

ild t

his

week;

wate

r balloon t

oss

, ic

e p

ain

ting,

sand c

ast

le c

onte

sts,

sponge t

ag,

and o

f cours

e,

swim

min

g!

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art

icip

ants

will als

o g

et

a f

ull a

ftern

oon

of

sailin

g less

ons

from

the a

mazi

ng c

ert

ifie

d inst

ructo

rs a

t CO

SA!

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us

for

all t

hin

gs

cool on a

hot

su

mm

er

day!

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ix:

Aug 5

-8 (

no p

rogra

m M

onday,

August

4)

Outw

it,

Outl

ast

, O

UT

PLAY

! Thin

k y

ou h

ave w

hat

it t

akes

to b

e a

Surv

ivor?

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it d

epends

on y

our

Fear

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r and w

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er

or

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