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Claremont Secondary – Course Guide 2013-2014 ACADEMIC AND ARTS Institute for Global Solutions ~ PROGRAMS OF CHOICE ~ This innovative interdisciplinary program fosters an understanding of the causes and consequences of our most pressing global challenges, as well as the creative problem solving skills to design a more sustainable relationship between humans and the rest of the natural world. Pursuit of Excellence Program www.ClaremontIGS.org The Pursuit of Excellence Program will create an individualized plan that will challenge your child to reach his/her maximum potential. Students will also be able to achieve recognition in the prestigious Duke of Edinburgh program and refine public speaking skills. Focus on Fine Arts FOFA, opened in the fall of 2012, is a one of a kind program dedicated to providing highquality Fine Arts instruction and offering multiple opportunities for students to deepen and display their knowledge and appreciation of the Fine Arts. ATHLETIC Golf Academy This unique academy is designed to assist young golfers by providing innovative instruction from CPGA professionals at the Cordova Bay courses, driving range, and at Claremont Secondary. Rowing Academy The Claremont Sport Institute’s (CSI) elite rowing program is recognized throughout the region for its strong winning tradition. The program meets and rows each week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2:00 – 4:00 on picturesque Elk Lake. (Times for 2012-2013 school year. Times should remain consistent for 2013-2014) Lacrosse Academy The Claremont Sport Institute’s Lacrosse Academy is proud to offer a premier lacrosse experience with superior on-field coaching and a wealth of competitive opportunities for players. This unique model allow players to take their game to the next level. Fitness For Life This class offers both classroom based theory and practical sessions in the weight room, gymnasiums and fitness facilities within the CRD around strength and conditioning, including: human anatomy, energy systems, and nutrition, strength endurance, and flexibility training. Field trips may include cross fit, boot camps, water fit, kick boxing, etc. We have partnered with Camosun College to offer “Fitness For Life” (SPEX 110) to allow students to earn college credit while attending Claremont. 3
Claremont Secondary – Course Guide 2013-2014 ~ STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES ~ STUDENT GOVERNMENT/LEADERSHIP (MEETS AT LUNCH TIME, DAY TBA) This club is for students who want to play an active leadership role in our school. There will be opportunities for students in this club to have significant input into many school decisions and future school directions through their involvement in school and District committees and meetings, as well as leadership seminars. Students will also be involved in the planning and organization of school events such as Spartan Days, fundraising events, and theme days. This is for students who have self-discipline, a high degree of commitment, and who are interested in making our school community a fun and safe environment for all. The opportunity to be a voice for the student body is here. Students are expected to attend all meetings and provide written documentation/evaluations of their experiences as a part of this important group. CLUBS AND EXTRA CURRICULAR Best Buddies Best Buddies is a student-led organization to develop friendships with and support students with developmental delays. Once matched with a buddy, students arrange their own time and manner of contact. Group activities take place approximately once-a-month as planned by the student members. To join, contact Mrs. Stetson room 233 and complete an on-line registration form. The Chess Club The Chess Club is run by Mr. Gardner and meets at lunch in Room 327. Free the Children Free the Children is taking a leading role in a district wide project to try and break the cycle of poverty in a village called Mwangaza in Kenya. The Claremont community is trying to raise $8500 towards education in the village. Gay/Straight Alliance The Gay/Straight Alliance Club provides support and resources to students and parents. Grad Council Grad Council is a group of volunteer graduating students that help organize events such as the winter formal dinner/dance, Spirit Wear colours and fundraisers. Grad information can be found on Claremont’s grad website, and grad board in the school. Green Team The Green Team is a group of dedicated students who are committed to ensuring that we deal responsibly with our solid waste. All garbage can be recycled in various centres throughout the school. These students meet every Friday afternoon to sort recycle materials. Key Club The Key Club is a student-led volunteer, service, and leadership organization for all grades. They have been part of the school’s recycling program and another incentive for joining the club is it is a fund and rewarding way to meet volunteer hours required for graduation. 4
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