Math or English course they complete. paid in June Mustang Scholarship * Student who has attained 120 or more credits by the end of their first year of grade 12. The student needs to be enrolled in a post institute and will receive the funds after completing the first semester or first year of a program. * The above scholarships are restricted to Graduates of Vilna School. Alexander Rutherford Student must have a minimum combined average based Up to $2500.00. High School Scholarship on five designated courses in at least one grade: Grade Please go to the 10, 11, or 12. Aspen View website for the application. Aspen View Awards presented to all students who have achieved an average $300 award. See Governor of 80% or higher in grade 12 level courses in a minimum Aspen View web of 25 credits.(Special Project work and work experience site for full details excluded) Five of these credits must be in English. All eligible courses must be for a minimum of 5 credits. Governor General’s A Governor General’s Academic is awarded annually to Bronze Medal Medal the student who achieves the highest academic average in grade 12. To be eligible, the student must have completed a minimum of four 30 level courses in the year. The marks used to determine the award will be those obtained on school final exams in all courses the student completed in the school year. RESIDENT OF ALBERTA To be considered a resident of Alberta for scholarship purposes, the applicant must be a Canadian Citizen, or Landed Immigrant of Canada, and either their parents live in Alberta or Alberta is the last place the applicant spent one year outside of school. This definition is common for most of the scholarships. STUDENT RECORDS Parents/Guardians are entitled to access to their child’s cumulative, discipline and psychological assessment records as well as Individual Program Plans subject to Section 18 of the School Act. They can be viewed by making an appointment with the school secretary or the principal. Discipline files are destroyed when the student progresses to a new division (beginning grades 4, 7 and 10). When a student transfers, only the ELECTRONIC cumulative record is forwarded to the receiving school. Personal information will not be released to any other individuals or agencies other than legal guardians with the exception of basic information required by Aspen View Vision #19 or Alberta Learning.
Math or English course they complete. paid in June Mustang Scholarship * Student who has attained 120 or more credits by the end of their first year of grade 12. The student needs to be enrolled in a post institute and will receive the funds after completing the first semester or first year of a program. * The above scholarships are restricted to Graduates of Vilna School. Alexander Rutherford High School Scholarship Student must have a minimum combined average based on five designated courses in at least one grade: Grade 10, 11, or 12. Up to $2500.00. Please go to the Aspen View website for the application. Aspen View Awards Governor presented to all students who have achieved an average of 80% or higher in grade 12 level courses in a minimum of 25 credits.(Special Project work and work experience excluded) Five of these credits must be in English. All eligible courses must be for a minimum of 5 credits. $300 award. See Aspen View web site for full details Governor General’s Medal A Governor General’s Academic is awarded annually to the student who achieves the highest academic average in grade 12. To be eligible, the student must have completed a minimum of four 30 level courses in the year. The marks used to determine the award will be those obtained on school final exams in all courses the student completed in the school year. Bronze Medal RESIDENT OF ALBERTA To be considered a resident of Alberta for scholarship purposes, the applicant must be a Canadian Citizen, or Landed Immigrant of Canada, and either their parents live in Alberta or Alberta is the last place the applicant spent one year outside of school. This definition is common for most of the scholarships. STUDENT RECORDS Parents/Guardians are entitled to access to their child’s cumulative, discipline and psychological assessment records as well as Individual Program Plans subject to Section 18 of the School Act. They can be viewed by making an appointment with the school secretary or the principal. Discipline files are destroyed when the student progresses to a new division (beginning grades 4, 7 and 10). When a student transfers, only the ELECTRONIC cumulative record is forwarded to the receiving school. Personal information will not be released to any other individuals or agencies other than legal guardians with the exception of basic information required by Aspen View Vision #19 or Alberta Learning.
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