As Treaty people, we take this moment to honor the lands of Treaties 4 and 6, and all they have provided to us and our families across many generations. These lands have long served as traditional meeting grounds, gathering places, and traveling routes for the Cree, Dene, Nakota, Dakota, Saulteaux, and Ojibway peoples since time immemorial. We also recognize these lands as the homeland of Métis Nation Eastern Region II.
We honor the ancestors whose footsteps have shaped these lands. We acknowledge that our use of these lands has come at a profound cost, including the impacts of colonialism and the residential school system. With this recognition, we commit to working together toward reconciliation and forging a path forward that honors the past and builds a better future for all.
Volunteer of the Month
Mrs. Patchin has stepped up in a big way this year by taking on a Jr. Girls coaching position. Her willingness to volunteer and learn a new role is greatly appreciated by our staff and students. The new relationships she has built will be valued by our young athletes for years to come. Thank you for all that you do for Bears Athletics.
Athletes of the Month
Amerikka Thomasgard has developed into not only a great player but a strong leader. She is a middle force on the Jr. Girls volleyball team and has demonstrated growth through her leadership actions which do not go unnoticed by her teammates. Keep up the good work Amerikka.
Kruze Boyko is our Bears Athlete pick of the month for his strong performance in Cross Country. One day Kruze "just felt like runnin" and since then he has being clipping along through the country side. He has found a great physical activity option he can continue far beyond his High school years. Great job Kruze.
