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Meadowridge School Society
June 2012 AnnuAl RepoRt

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Learning to live well,with others and
for others, in a just community.
June 2012 AnnuAl RepoRt

tAble of Contents
4 Board of Governors
5 Message from the Chairman of the Board
8 Message from the Headmaster
10 Advancement Committee Report
11 2011-2012 Giving Campaigns
16 Facilities Committee Report
17 Finance Committee Report
18 Statement of Operations
19 Statement of Financial Position
20 Governance Committee Report
21 Communications Committee Report
22 Awards & Scholarships
26 Past Board Members
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2011-2012
boARD of goveRnoRs
Daniel Gouws
Chair
John Becker
Past Chair
Scott Park
Gareth Mason
Vice-Chair
Mike Orser
Past Chair
Kelly Fry
Treasurer
Ockie Lampen
Susan Waugh
Secretary
Mike Schutz
Roy Choi Jessie Hill
Bob Gill
A Vision for Our School
People are drawn to our school from around the world. In the spirit of active collaboration with teachers, peers, and our community,
we learn how to care for ourselves and for others. Knowing that change is the only certainty, we engage with challenging and
complex questions effectively and creatively. Through outstanding teaching, programmes, and facilities, Meadowridge develops in
us the confidence not only to meet the future, but also to create it.

Message from the
CHAiRmAn of the boARD
When I sat down to write this report, I started
thinking about what was new, what was
exciting and what had changed over the last
year at our school.
I started making lists of all the positive things that had
happened, some of the challenges that we were facing, our
achievements, and all the plans for the future. What made the
2011-2012 year stand out?
As I was looking at the graduates at this year’s Convocation
Ceremony, many of whom I have known since they were in
Kindergarten, I had time to reflect and look back. It felt like
only yesterday that we dropped off our five and six year olds
to greet Mr. Jung for the first time. We comment to each
other how time flies and hardly ever reflect on how much
work it was, how much time we spent taking them to school,
sporting events, practices, extramural activities, helping
them with homework, loving them, gently pushing them
and sometimes getting mad at them. During all of this we
celebrated their achievements and supported them when life
did not seem fair, but also busied ourselves with everyday
routines.
I came to the conclusion that it is not just the changes that
are important, but rather the fact that the school continues
to grow in leaps and bounds, just like our children. Although
there are high points and achievements, it is the ongoing
process of advancement that happens in the background that
shapes us as a school.
Like our children, Meadowridge started small in size. We
started off as a "country school" in portables 25 years ago.
The founders of our school had vision, hope, dreams and
energy to establish our school in the same way that we have
aspirations for our children. Our school has quietly come of
age as a result of the unwavering support, dedication and
ongoing work that has been done by the Meadowridge
community. Our school, like our children, is now ready to
enter the next phase.
Although our children graduate, they will continue to need
our support, leadership, advice, and feedback to help them
thrive. Our current students have to be shown positive role
models that emulate all the traits associated with a positive
institution.
We have embraced the International Baccalaureate Learner
Profiles for our school and for our Board of Governors. We
work to create an institution with strengths that foster better
communities, responsibility, civility, work ethic, leadership,
teamwork, purpose and tolerance. With the implementation
of the IB Diploma Programme, we are now one of only four
schools in British Columbia and one of eight in Canada that
offer the continuum of all three IB programmes at a single
school.
The 2011-2012 Board of Governors started its work in
November 2011, with the first meeting reviewing the
Key Decisions that arose from the document “A Vision for
Meadowridge: 2035”. This document had been the outcome
of a year-long process, mandated by the previous Board
of Governors. Committees were directed to review their
mandates and parents were invited to numerous feedback
and planning sessions, followed by a survey about all facets
of our school.
A Draft Vision Report was forwarded to the previous Board of
Governors for comment and suggestions, which were then
considered in the final draft. This was presented to the 2011-
2012 Board of Governors by Hugh Burke and Susan Waugh.
At this time Mr. Burke also outlined some key issues facing
the school and their implications. The Board of Governors
subsequently had to make some Key Decisions - most
notably regarding the size of the school, land acquisition and
starting a school foundation to develop endowments. The
option to maintain the status quo was presented, as some
parents expressed that they were happy with the current state
of the school, and they did not see any need for significant
change.
The entire Board of Governors held a meeting in December
of 2011. At this meeting, we were asked to reconsider some
Key Decisions on the future of the school, and what type of
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institution it is to be. We already had a clear plan of where we wanted to go
but the plan had never been properly funded, and could not be executed
without this funding. It was recognized that it is the Board of Governors
responsibility to ensure adequate financial resources to allow Administration
to implement the Strategic Plan as instructed.
The Board decided that the school should stay the course, and become an IB
continuum university preparatory school, providing quality programmes at a
reasonable cost, compared to similar schools.
We determined that the value of our programmes, culture and nature of our
school continue to be excellent. By all measures the school produces much
better than average results at comparatively lower than average costs. It was
recognized that Meadowridge needs to be the most effective school for our
teachers to function in. High quality teaching is central to the outcomes of our
students, and we need to ensure that teacher development is outstanding,
and that teacher retention remains high. To support this we need to fully
develop our facilities for curriculum excellence.
Armed with the set of new Key Decisions, a strategic planning session was
held in January of 2012. An updated Strategic Plan was developed by the
Board of Governors in order to carry out the intents of the Vision that had
been developed the previous year.
The most notable result stemming from the January meeting was that the
Board of Governors made a firm decision that we would move towards
adequate funding of the Strategic Plan. It was realized that we could no
longer continue to direct our Headmaster and his staff to implement the
Strategic Plan without sufficient funding. The only three available streams
for increased funding were identified as tuition, donations and increased
enrollment.
Our long-term Strategic Plan now calls for expansion and a Campus Master
Plan to support the growth of enrollment to 800 students. In addition tuition
levels were increased, which was subsequently announced in a letter to the
parent body. A number of families contacted the Board of Governors with
questions and concerns about, not only the tuition increase, but also about
the fact that this announcement was made very close to the midline for reregistration.
A parent meeting was held to answer concerns on January 18,
2012 and was well attended. It was clear that the sudden increase in tuition
fees was a significant cause of hardship for some parents. Many suggestions
on alternative revenue streams were discussed.
The Board of Governors acknowledged that this information had been poorly
communicated and also at a very late date.
It was decided to develop and maintain a rolling five-year financial forecast
budget that would include tuition, and to establish a Board Communications
Committee. These measures were implemented to ensure that our parents
are well informed and are provided with adequate information for financial
planning. Mr. Burke also met with a group of parents to consider alternate
fundraising plans for the school.
The Board of Governors met with members of the Administration for a
strategic development workshop in April of 2012. This reaffirmed our goal
to be stable, effective, and mission-driven. There was consensus that we are
still driven by our Vision, and this has underlined the guiding principles of
the 2012 Strategic Plan. The Board of Governors is confident that the 2012
Strategic Plan will preserve the character and sustainability of our school.
Meadowridge is doing very well on all fronts. We have been able to maintain
our student numbers with a record low attrition of 9%, and a projected
student count of 540 for next year. In addition, participation in our Annual
Giving Campaign is now at 54%.
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The 2011-2012 Board of Governors term was the first year of Meadowridge’s
second quarter century. It has been an exciting year and an honour to chair
the Board of Governors.
This year the Board of Governors welcomed three new members, Jessie Hill,
Bob Gill and Roy Choi. All three have already made a significant contribution
with their unique perspectives, talents, enthusiasm and energy. We are very
grateful to have them on board.
I would personally like to thank Susan Waugh, Secretary of the Board, for all
the work that she has done over the last term. In spite of there being times
when the workload must have exceeded her day job, she always managed to
keep correspondence timely and thoughtful. I specifically would like to thank
Gareth Mason (Vice Chair), John Becker (Past Chair) and Hugh Burke for
their support and mentorship during my first term and especially during my
unexpected absence earlier in this year. I would also like to thank my fellow
Board members for the significant time and effort they put in over the last
year, often spending evenings and Saturdays in meetings.
On behalf of the Board of Governors, and also as a Meadowridge parent,
I would like to sincerely thank Hugh Burke and his administrative team for
providing our children with the best opportunity to thrive in life.
Daniel Gouws
Chair, Board of Governors

“Our school has quietly come of age as a result of the unwavering
support, dedication and ongoing work that has been done by the
Meadowridge community. Our school, like our children, is now
ready to enter the next phase.”
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Message from the
HeADmAsteR of the sCHool
In this report, I would like to consider three things:
1. The educational programme of our school
2. School finances
3. Enrolment and expansion in our future
1. The Educational Programme
As of the 2012-2013 school year, Meadowridge is now an
International Baccalaureate school with a full continuum
from Junior Kindergarten through to Diploma (grade 12+).
We are one of about 180 schools in the world that offer this
continuum. There are many schools that offer one of the three
programmes – PYP, MYP, or Diploma – as an option within a
regular system, often as a form of enrichment. The advantage
to continuum schools such as Meadowridge is that the entire
school is oriented toward the IB, and so students are fully
prepared for each of the three programmes. The curriculum
is continually enriched, and great attention is paid to the
Learner Profile as the children grow as well-rounded people,
international in their view, and fully prepared for whatever
may come in the future.
In order to offer these three programmes within one school,
our teachers constantly attend professional development
which is world-class. Remarkably, we now have a number of
teachers who are authorized to offer these workshops, and
even some who are on authorization teams which inspect
other schools. Smaller classes in our school ensure that
close attention is paid to each child. Specialist teachers have
proven to provide a strong background for every child in a
number of areas. Our school is continuously monitored by
the International Baccalaureate organization to make sure
that each area of our school is excellent. Our grading systems
are monitored in Geneva, so that we can assure parents that
the marks here are based on world standards. All of our
students in grade twelve go on to university, and our alumni
are succeeding in many careers.
We also continuously monitor our programmes to ensure that
every child can succeed. We use our own testing, classroom
work, and standardized testing as a basis for programme
assessment. For example, we constantly do well on FSA
testing. Although this is very controversial in public schools,
we find it a valuable resource to check the progress of our
kids. This past year, we did very well again, except that four
children in grade seven seemed to have difficulty in Math
problem solving in the Foundation Skills Assessment (the
only area that was close to an issue amongst all areas tested
in grades four and seven). As a result, we have examined our
Math programme closely from grades five through seven,
and intend to ensure that every child succeeds. Last year
may just have been an unusual testing time, or random error,
but we constantly work to ensure that every piece of data is
considered and acted upon. I was pleased to note that our
aggregate scores on secondary school exams were the fourth
strongest in the province. We will continue to aggressively
monitor our programmes to ensure an excellent education.
About 90% of our students are on the Honour Roll, even
though we maintain high standards. As well, we also provide
many options for co-curricular participation, leadership,
and service. The Gryphon Pin is awarded when a child finds
balanced success in these areas. We continue to build on
success in the Duke of Edinburgh programme as well, and
have doubled the number of students who get a Duke of
Edinburgh pin in the last few years…and this will continue.
However, to really build the best programmes possible,
we will need to expand our student base, so that smaller
programmes can have enough students in them to be
affordable.
What all of this adds up to is the determination to provide
our children with the best education possible. To do that, we
welcome the ongoing collaboration with parents to help us
reflect on our practices, and continuously improve.
2. School Finances
This year was challenging for our school, as we engaged
in a large tuition increase. The school had forecast a deficit
budget for this year, and cost pressures meant that we had
to either increase the tuition, lose money, cut programmes,
or significantly increase class size. The choice made was to
maintain the programmes, but increase tuition in order that
the school could remain stable and provide appropriate
resources. One thing that was determined was to forecast

tuition for a five-year period on a rolling basis, so that families are not
surprised, and so that everyone understands the pressures on the school. The
Board has undertaken to mitigate future tuition increases while maintaining
programme quality, and the only way to do that is to increase the school
size. It is notable that our benchmarking puts our new tuition still significantly
below the cost of comparable schools, but we would like to continue to
offer very good value, and continue to provide outstanding programmes at
reasonable costs, regardless of what other schools may do, or how high their
tuitions may become.
Some good news from this year was that we did not actually run the
projected deficit, due to higher than forecast enrolment and substantial
contributions to the school through Annual Giving and the Golf Tournament.
We always control our costs very tightly, and so our budget was stronger
due mostly to increased revenue, although we also managed some savings
in other areas. As well, we had a lower attrition this year than our average, so
more students than ever came back, and our new registration has been very
strong. We look forward to next year on that basis. We will have waiting lists
at a number of grades, but we do not have room to add any more classes.
As well, within the PYP, the classroom space itself limits our class size to the
current levels.
Nonetheless, in order to keep tuition stable and predictable in future, we
will need to increase our student population. As costs are spread over more
students, the cost-per-pupil goes down. For example, had we not built a
school expansion when we did, the tuition would have been higher at this
time, since we would have been limited to about 460-470 students, and the
same programme would have then cost more. Our increased revenue from
the new building worked to keep our tuition lower than it would otherwise
have been, even after capital costs are factored in. We intend to work hard
to keep tuition reasonable, but that will mean more expansion so that we
can take more students. The level that we have established at which we can
get the best economies, and offer even better programmes, is about 800
students from junior kindergarten to grade twelve (Diploma Programme).
3. Enrolment and Expansion
There are two reasons for expanding the student population. The first is so
that we can offer more programmes, and boost our current programmes
such as music, art, drama, athletics, and multiple course offerings. The second
is to ensure that these programmes are offered at a reasonable tuition. As
noted, the only reason that we did not run a deficit this year was because of
growth, and that growth has also allowed us to offer more courses than we
could have previously. The combination of more choice at contained costs
means that we can offer greater value to families. If we do not grow, then
tuition will grow more quickly than if we do grow. Expansion lowers tuition
costs, as it has in the past.
However, our current facility can only support one more class, and even that
would be challenging. We are short of gym space as well, and need more
practice areas for a variety of activities. If we build, we need to build in stages
so that each is economic, and pays for itself through student growth. Any
expansion will also require the approval of the Agricultural Land Commission,
since the school is built on agricultural land. Currently, with the land that
we have, we are capped at 600 students, so any expansion will mean
acquiring more land as well. The land in Maple Ridge is relatively affordable
right now, but we do not think that it will stay that way. We know that 240th
street will become busier and busier, and even now there are houses being
built all around us, so more land will also serve to buffer the school from
future community growth. Many schools are now surrounded by houses, or
shopping centres, or other development, and have become very hemmed in,
and so land purchase will help us to buffer the school, provide more space
for the children and the means for school expansion in order to promote
greater value. The Board is currently working on this land acquisition so as to
secure the future of the school.
Concurrently with acquiring more land, the Board has instructed the
Administration to provide a plan for school expansion which is staged, and
which provides strong cost triggers such that each stage of expansion has
a strong return on investment, and so that a single generation of families
does not bear the cost of any part of the expansion. That is, each stage of the
expansion should pay for itself over time, and should mitigate tuition rather
than increasing it. We are currently constructing such a plan, and aligning it
with the strategic financial plan so that we can predict with some accuracy
what the impact of each stage of expansion will be.
In the end, we plan to expand our school, both in land and in facility, so as to
offer better programmes at reasonable cost, both for now and for the future.
Conclusion
We have grown into a school which offers the best international programme
available, with small classes and experienced teachers providing a closely
monitored and excellent education. We need to move forward so as to
continue to offer very good value for these programmes, and that will mean
that we grow our population of students. This expansion means that we need
to purchase land, and build in such a way that costs are both contained and
distributed across generations of students. In this way, we can provide our
students with the best education possible at a reasonable cost, both now and
in the future.
Hugh Burke,
Headmaster
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Report from the
ADvAnCement Committee
As always it is the school community and our generous
families and staff, with their dedication to our children and
our school, that is the real motivator and whose efforts move
us forward. So please take a moment to celebrate with me, a
few of our community’s many accomplishments:
1. Our Diploma programme has been successfully
accredited, making us a full IB Continuum World School, only
one of 8 such schools in Canada. This milestone has meant
stronger than ever interest in our school, from families locally,
nationally and internationally.
2. enrollment and re-enrollment are very strong. Our
attrition rate this year was a record low 9%, and we project
opening the 2012-2013 school year with a record high head
count of 540.
3. The desire to build Meadowridge into an outstanding
school has also been reflected in participation rates in our
critical Annual Giving Campaign. Overall participation is at
54%, and a very strong 60% in the PYP. It is gratifying to see
how many of our newly enrolled families, whose children will
not start at the school until next year, are participating already
in Annual Giving.
4. Contributing to our fundraising success was a sellout Golf
tournament, which reached its $65,000 target. Thank you to
all our donors, your strong engagement with our school and
community will allow us to continue to offer our children the
best programmes we can.
Some of our most important work this year has been to
build on the results of last year’s Visioning Committee, and
begin to shape the dreams and wishes we heard then, into
concrete plans for future school development. As I write this
at the end of June, our many Board Committees are giving
our draft Strategic Plan a final review. Over the summer,
Administration staff and Board members will work to develop
the accompanying strategic financial plan, tactical plans, and
key performance indicators. This is an exciting time to be part
of the Meadowridge community and it will be thrilling to see
the vision of a strong and expanded Meadowridge begin to
take shape.
It always bears repeating that the successful Advancement at
our school would not happen without the commitment and
generosity of our families. You give graciously of your time,
talent and treasure. We are truly more than just a school,
we are a community whose members understand that to
be successful, and help our children, we must continue to
expand our culture of giving. Thank you.
Susan Waugh
Chair, Advancement Committee
The dedicated and hard working committee members are Susan Waugh (Committee Chair),
Christine Bickle, Roy Choi, David Riddell and Lyn Tyler.

Two greenhouses
Tools & equipment for green houses
Recycling containers
Fitness Room TV and DVD player
Fitness equipment including stepper
30 touch clickers for DP Science
Patio tables for senior patio
Display plinths for art gallery
Test tube racks
Stream table kits
Thank you for your support!
Anonymous (6)
Mr. & Mrs. Rafael & Lisa Acosta
Adventure Bay Fish Co. (The Larsen Family)
Mr. & Mrs. Paul & Oltita Agafitei
Mr. & Mrs. Ron & Cathy Antalek
Mr. Raffi Antepyan & Mrs. Karen Ruckenstein
Ms. Rebecca Awram
Mr. & Mrs. Osama & Shannon Aziz
Mr. Frank Qin & Mrs. Jenny Bai
Mr. Patrick Barber & Mrs. Sonia Nieto Bustos
Mr. & Mrs. Jose & Paula Barbosa
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur & Elle Bargen
Mr. & Mrs. Randy & Leslie Bargen
Miss Cori Barker & Jake Barker
Mr. & Mrs. John & Terry Becker
Mr. Jonathan Peters & Mrs. Corisa Bell
Mr. & Mrs. Steven & Jacqueline Bentley
Mrs. Kristal Bereza
Mr. Chris Bertoia
Dr. Michael Orser & Ms. Christine Bickle
Mr. Michael Biswas & Ms. P. Dawn Shaw-Biswas
Mr. David Blair & Mrs. Tyese Patton-Blair
Prof. Nicholas Blomley & Ms. Jessie Hill
Mr. Rhys Clarke & Mrs. Julie Bournival
Mr. Hugh Burke & Ms. Eva Boyd
Drs. Dan & Anca Catona
Mr. & Mrs. Dipayan & Samita Chakrabarti
Mr. & Mrs. Cherokee & Joyce Chamorro
Mr. Chen Wei Sun & Ms. Hong Chang
Mr. Gang Chen & Ms. Ping Li
Mr. Xiang Jing Chen & Mrs. Xiao Ming Yang
Mr. Jun Chen & Mrs. Zhe Zhou
Mr. Roy Choi & Mrs. Jeong-Mi Ryu
Mr. Richard Choi & Mrs. Angie Lee
Mr. & Mrs. Bill & Laura Clarke
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur & Adele Cloete
Mr. Bradley Senner & Ms. Tanya Cloete
Ms. Samantha Coates
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff & Katherine Crawford
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart & Moyra Crawford
Mr. & Mrs. Jim & Elizabeth Davies
Dr. & Mrs. Anton & Elna de Klerk
Mr. & Mrs. Clinton & Michelle Denesiuk
Dr. Kalal Derhami & Ms. Shiva Sadighi
Mr. & Mrs. Ninderjit & Lakhvir Dhaliwal
Ms. Zahra Dhanani
Mrs. Amrita Dhanji
Mr. Avio Diniz & Ms. Patricia Lapointe
AnnuAl giving CAmpAign
Funds raised through the Annual Giving Campaign provide
Meadowridge with the opportunity to improve core activities,
offer programme enhancements, purchase new equipment and
technology, increase financial aid for our students and improve
our exceptional facilities. Thank you to the many donors who have
contributed in annual gifts and funded items such as:
Acid rain weather kits
Electronic balances
Hot plates
Foam trapezoids for gym
Incline mats for gym
Greek & cultural masks for theatre
DP resources for physics
Language resources
Chemistry equipment for DP
PYP storage cupboards
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew & Wendy Dockerty
Mr. Terry Donaldson
Ms. Allison Esau
Mr. & Mrs. Jack & Agnes Dubas
Mr. & Mrs. Bill & Barbara Durno
Expert Electric (The Brunetta Family)
Dr. & Mrs. John & Theresa Farley
Mr. Phil Brown & Ms. Ramona Franzen
Mrs. Hallie Fraser
Mr. Jay Fraser
Mr. and Mrs. Peter & Kelly Fry
Drs. Deepu & Reena George
Drs. Joe & Diana Germain
Mr. Bob Gill & Mrs. Diana Carwithen
Mr. Kenneth Go & Mrs. Connie Chow-Go
Mr. Mansour Gorji & Mrs. Nastaran Kasravi
Mr. & Mrs. Ralf & Astrid Gottfried
Dr. & Mrs. Kandasamy & Diviam Gounden
Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Gouws & Kimberley Buchanan-Gouws
Ms. Maxine Gracey
Mr. & Mrs. Andy & Cathy Graetz
Mr. & Mrs. Alan & Marlene Graveson
Mr. & Mrs. Warwick & Carolyn Green
Mr. Ying Pei Guan & Mrs. Wei Li Zhang
Mr. & Mrs. Craig & Natalie Gunning
Mr. Yanchuan Guo & Ms. Yun Wei
Hagberg Technical (The Hagberg Family)
Mr. Brian Harrison & Mrs. Joanne Lee
Dr. & Mrs. Amin & Fawzia Hasham
Mr. & Mrs. Carl & Shirly He
Mr. & Mrs. William & Leona Healy
Mr. & Mrs. Don & Linda Hincks
Mr. Ron Hoffart
Ms. Cindy Hops
Mrs. Carrie Hughes-Grant
Mr. Richard Hui & Ms. Stephanie Lee
Mr. John Hwang & Mrs. Catherine Kim
Mr. & Mrs. Ty & Jadina Irving
Ms. Lynelle Johns
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce & Judy Johnston
JP E-Design Ltd. (Peng Family)
Mr. Terry Jung & Ms. Audrey Lum
Mr. & Mrs. Amrit & Kam Kahlon
Dr. & Mrs. Al Karim & Eileen Karmali
Mr. Kevin Kennedy
Dr. Seoungjoon Kim & Mrs. Inhwa Sung
Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Nina Ko
Drs. Murthy & Anu Korada
French home reading resources
Portable basketball hoops
Library tables - for lounge area
Piano for PYP music room
Chart stands for Grade 2
30 laptops for library
ECE furniture
Sand & water tables
Tree branch blocks for ECE
Sound system for special events
Wood for garden planters
Dr. Wayne Kuan & Ms. Tracy Lu
Mr. Oh Hyon Kwon & Mrs. JiSoo Jeon
Mr. Hyeok-Sang Kwon & Mrs. Ji-Yeon Ahn
Mr. & Mrs. Al-Karim & Zain Lalji
Drs. Ockie Lampen & Kathy Robson
Mr. & Mrs. Manuel & Virna Lau
Mr. & Mrs. Tom & Rhonda Laurie
Mr. Ron Le Boutillier
Mr. Daniel Le Page
Mr. Gye Ju Lee & Mrs. Whal Ran Park
Mr. Lance Leger & Ms. Sarah Ward
Mr. & Mrs. Darrell & Kim Lester
Mr. Jian Liu & Dr. Xiao Jin Wang
Ms. Shirley MacDonald
Dr. Mitra Maharaj & Mrs. Jacqueline Ainsworth
Drs. Samir & Sangita Malhotra
Mr. & Mrs. Riaz & Fairous Mapara
Mr. & Mrs. Ivo & Justine Marchand
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin & Sandra Margawang
Mr. Luis Marin & Ms. Patricia Restrepo
Mr. James Marriott
Mr. Gareth Mason & Ms. Carolyn Treger
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis & Melissa Mattiazzo
Mr. & Mrs. Shaun & Leah McPhail
Meadowridge Student Initiatives
Ms. Glenda Mensah
Mrs. Patricia Merry
Ms. Sherrie Metz
Mr. Yiping Mi & Mrs. Jing Jing Li
Mrs. Christy Mooney
Mr. & Mrs. Vassen & Lovana Moothoo
Mr. Michael Nice & Ms. Danielle Noel
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce & Alda Nicmans
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick & Barbara Niwa
Mr. David Noble
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen & Margot Olah
Ms. Angela Pallister
Mr. Alan Sharda, Ms. Zebeen Panju & Azynah
Mr. Steven Parewyck & Ms. Anita Bonnarens
Mr. & Mrs. Scott & Lisa Park
Mr. Parmjit & Mrs. Malkit Parmar
Mr. & Mrs. Terrance & Moira Passley
Dr. & Mrs. Parin & Bhavna Patel
Mr. Jun Peng & Mrs. Amy Guo
Ms. Toni Perretta
Mr. Bob Peters & Mrs. Marylyn Service-Peters
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2011-2012 Annual Giving Contributors continued from Page 11
Mr. & Mrs. Philip & Nicola Pitzey
Mr. & Mrs. Igor & Katerina Pogrebinsky
Mr. & Mrs. Shahir & Reeshma Premji
Mr. George Read & Ms. Fay Kingwill
Mr. Quan Ren & Mrs. Lin Wu
Mr. David Riddell & Mrs. Karen Wilby-Riddell
Mr. & Mrs. James & Sue Rumble
Mr. Michael Schutz
Mrs. Chantal Schutz
Ms. Jennifer Maynes
Dr. & Mrs. Allen & Rosie Shen
Mr. & Mrs. Gurjit & Parneet Sidhu
Mr. & Mrs. Justin & Jennifer Simpson
Mr. Mangal & Dr. Tanbir Sindhar
Mr. & Mrs. Rajindar & Sheila Singh
Mr. & Mrs. Greg & Carrie Skeeles
Mr. Troy Sobotka & Ms. Andrea Frisby
CApitAl CAmpAign
Mr. Hugh Burke & Ms. Eva Boyd
Crossroads Trucking Ltd.
Drs. Joe & Diana Germain
Dr. & Mrs. Al Karim & Eileen Karmali
Mr. Hyeok-Sang Kwon & Mrs. Ji-Yeon Ahn
Drs. Ockie Lampen & Kathy Robson
Dr. Michael Orser & Ms. Christine Bickle
Mr. & Mrs. Ross & Julie Paul
Mr. & Mrs. Rexford & Marlene Perry
Radius Transport Ltd.
Mr. & Mrs. David & Lyn Tyler
Mr. & Mrs. Julian & Marilyn Turner
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Mr. & Mrs. Dennis & Norma-Jean Spika
Mr. Scott Spurgeon
Mr. Robert Stewart
Mr. Kevin Sun & Ms. Feng Li
Mr. & Mrs. Mahmud & Rishma Sunderji
Mr. Preston Tan
Mr. & Mrs. Rick & Susan Waugh
Mr. Dan tenBrink & Ms. Leah Zeballos
Mr. & Ms. Peter & Alison Thompson
Truc Truck Finder Inc. (The Vine Family)
Mr. & Mrs. Mark & Sue Tsoi
Dr. & Mrs. Kurt & Melanie Tsuyuki
Ms. Simmi Khanna
Mr. & Mrs. Julian & Marilyn Turner
Mr. & Mrs. David & Lyn Tyler
Dr. & Mrs. Hanif & Sophie Ukani
Ms. Michelle Vally
Mr. Hugh Burke & Ms. Eva Boyd $50,000
Mr. & Mrs. John & Terry Becker $35,000
Dr. Michael Orser $30,000
Drs. Robert & Diana Germain $28,000
Dr. & Mrs. Daniel & Kimberley Gouws $22,500
Mr. & Mrs. Ross & Julie Paul $17,500
Drs. Ockie Lampen & Kathy Robson $15,000
Drs. Ravi Vanukuru & Rajasree Nadella
Ms. Tamara Warner
Drs. Qasim and Tehmina Wasti
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew & Jennifer Watt
Mr. & Mrs. Rick & Susan Waugh
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence & Tracey Welsh
Mr. & Mrs. Paul & Kalie Whitaker
Mr. & Mrs. Steve & Annette Woloshyn
Mr. William Wong & Ms. Tina Lee
Mr. Han Min Wu & Mrs. Xiao Feng
Mr. Fu Qing Xu & Mrs. Hui Wang
Mr. Zitao Ye & Mrs. Jenny Lu
Mr. Lixiang Yuan & Mrs. Yuhong Yang
Mr. Xiaoping Yuan & Ms. Hongli Gong
Mr. Eric J. H. Yue & Ms. Maggie Ma
Mr. Kyle Jeans & Ms. Krista Zambolin
Mr. Dong Zhang & Mrs. Xiao Hua Qi
Ms. Delores Zibulak
Radius Transport Ltd. (Ko Family) $12,000
Crossroads Trucking Ltd. (Ko Family) $12,000
Dr. & Mrs. Al Karim & Eileen Karmali $11,000
Ms. Christine Bickle $8,500
Mr. & Mrs. David & Lyn Tyler $6,000
Mr. & Mrs. Rexford & Marlene Perry $6,000
Mr. Hyeok-Sang Kwon & Mrs. Ji-Yeon Ahn $4,500
We acknowledge the families and businesses who made general financial contributions to the school. We also
appreciate those families who contributed significant items to the school. These gifts were not made in response to
one of our campaigns or events; rather these donors simply saw a need for support and made the decision to help.
We would like to thank the Gunning Family for their generous $10,000 donation towards the purchase of greenhouses.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Shirley Brunetta
Mr. Hugh Burke & Ms. Eva Boyd
Mr. Gang Chen & Ms. Ping Li
Cinec Education Group
EduTour Homestay Associates Ltd.
Dr. & Mrs. Al Karim & Eileen Karmali
Kintetsu International Express (Canada) INC.
Mr. Gye Ju Lee & Mrs. Whal Ran Park
Meadowridge Parent Guild
gRAnDpARent’s AppeAl
We wish to thank the many grandparents and donors who contributed to the
Library Book Campaign at the Grandparent’s Luncheon in April and to other
school fundraisers.
Mr. & Mrs. Dale & Sandra Bekar
Mrs. Dale Bell
Mrs. Susan Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Shirley Brunetta
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne & Claudette Burnett
Mr. & Mrs. Guy & Gail Chamberlain
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur & Adele Cloete
Mrs. Patricia Davison
Mr. & Mrs. Jay & Jaya Gandesha
Mr. & Mrs. Bill & Betty Hammermeister
Mr. Richard Hui & Ms. Stephanie Lee
We acknowledge the following Capital Campaign donors who completed
their pledges to the campaign this year:
Dr. & Mrs. Al Karim & Eileen Karmali
Mrs. Marge Maddigan
Mr. Hong Margawang & Ms. Wendy Yu
Mr. & Mrs. Rick & Carol Mean
Mrs. Carolyn Spika
Mr. & Mrs. Do Ik & Chung Hai Park
Mrs. Lisa Renaud
Mrs. Krishna Rawal
Mr. & Mrs. Amir & Nargis Samnani
Mrs. Linda Senner
Dr. Matt Smith & Ms. Sandra Young
Mr. & Mrs. Govindbhai & Lila Topiwala
Mr. Rob Milbrath
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen & Margot Olah
RHB Group LP
Telus

Contributions to
AwARDs and sCHolARsHips
We wish to thank the donors who are committed to providing assistance for deserving students and scholarship funds
that reward exceptional students.
mrs. shamin Devraj & master Zameer Devraj
(The Arif Devraj Memorial Award for Service)
the greg moore Foundation
welCome bACk FAiR
The 2011 Welcome Back Fair was held on Saturday, September 10th and welcomed the entire community to enjoy
delicious food, entertainment, face-painting, and more. Thank you to all the sponsors and volunteers that helped make
this event a success.
Adventure Bay Fish Co.
Blueghost Trucking Ltd.
Mr. Rhys Clarke & Mrs. Julie Bournival
Brandee McWhinney - DLC Canadian
Mortgage Experts
Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Shirley Brunetta
Canuel Caterers
Mr. Roy Choi & Mrs. Jeong-Mi Ryu
CJP Architects
Dr. & Mrs. Anton & Elna de Klerk
outReACH pRogRAmmes
Learning to live well, with others and for others… Again our
students led their own fundraising and awareness campaigns in an
effort to support a variety of local and international charities. We
appreciate the hard work of our dedicated student philanthropists
and thank everyone who supported their initiatives this year. Their
leadership is inspiring. They supported the following causes:
ALS Society $2,036.00
BC Children’s Hospital $3,187.42
CNIB (Shades of Summer) $1,387.78
Covenant House $1,158.11
Feed the Children $308.35
mr. John mclaughlin
(The Mick McLaughlin Memorial Award)
the meadowridge board of governors
Dr. and Mrs. Michael & Daphne Herberts
Froster's Street Team
Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Nirmala Jacob
Kildare Riding Stables
Mr. Gye Ju Lee & Mrs. Whal Ran Park
Lynch Bus Lines
Meadowridge Parent Guild
Mr. & Mrs. Mahmud & Rishma Sunderji
Mr. & Mrs. David & Lyn Tyler
Uniglory General Trading Inc.
Free the Children $1,234.15
Friends in Need Food Bank $1,526.78
Matthew’s House $1,572.93
Terry Fox Foundation $1,380.90
total: $ 13,792.42
The Senior Gryphon Council also hosted the Autumn Harvest Dinner for local seniors. This cost was partially covered by the
Council and a $500.00 donation from the Parent Guild. We thank the following individuals who provided support to them of
$25 or more:
Mr. & Mrs. Rafael & Lisa Acosta
Mr. Jie Cheng & Mrs. Lan Na Wu
Ms. Allison Esau
Mrs. Lorraine E. Foulon
Drs. Joe & Diana Germain
Mr. & Mrs. Alan & Marlene Graveson
Ms. Cindy Hops
Mrs. Carrie Hughes-Grant
Mrs. & Mrs. Suresh & Sushama Kulkami
Drs. Samir & Sangita Malhotra
Meadowridge Students
Ms. Deborah Merritt
Mrs. Patricia Merry
Mr. & Mrs. Scott & Lisa Park
Mr. & Mrs. Rajindar & Sheila Singh
Drs. Chung Lui & Gurpreet Surdhar
the graduation Class of 2011
(The Alumni Scholarship)
Dr. michael orser
(Dr. Michael Orser Health Sciences Scholarship)
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golF touRnAment
Our 11th annual Golf Tournament was held on Saturday, June 9th at Swan-e-Set. Parents, alumni and staff all came out
to golf, volunteer and have fun. We thank the sponsors, golfers, organizing committee, Parent Guild and volunteers
who worked together to make this another successful fundraising event for the school, raising over $65,000 for the
purchase of a new school bus for our children.
Advance Wire Products Ltd. (Mr. Ron LeBoutillier)
Adventure Bay Fish Co. (Mr. and Mrs. Dan &
Shelley Larsen)
Mr. & Mrs. Ron & Cathy Antalek
Mr. & Mrs. Jag & Gurpreet Bal
Mr. Patrick Barber & Mrs. Sonia Nieto Bustos
Mr. & Ms. Ronald & Janet Batty
Bekar & Sons Contracting Ltd.
Mr. Jonathan Peters & Mrs. Corisa Bell
Dr. Michael Orser & Ms. Christine Bickle
Big Feast Bistro (Mr. & Mrs. Mike & Stacy Mulcahy)
Bill’s Skate Shop
Mr. David Blair & Mrs. Tyese Patton-Blair
Blueghost Trucking Ltd. (Mr. Justin Simpson)
BMO Bank of Montreal
Mr. Rhys Clarke & Mrs. Julie Bournival
Brandee McWhinney - DLC Canadian Mortgage Experts
Bricks 4 Kidz
Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Shirley Brunetta
Canuel Caterers
Canvas Hair Salon
Mr. Gang Chen & Ms. Ping Li
Mr. Roy Choi & Mrs. Jeong-Mi Ryu
Mr. Bradley Senner & Ms. Tanya Cloete
Ms. Candace Coates
Mr. Mark Conaghan
Mr. David Brown
DCT Consultants (Mr. David Tyler)
Mr. & Mrs. Clinton & Michelle Denesiuk
Ms. Zahra Dhanani
DMC Dubas Management & Construction Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Garett & Sarah Durant
Mrs. Patty Durrance
EECOL Electric Ltd.
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew & Brenda Eichhorst
Mr. & Mrs. Brad & Heather Elliott
Expert Electric (The Brunetta Family)
Flynn Canada Ltd.
Mr. & Mrs. Martin & Michelle Flintermann
Flynn Canada Ltd.
Four Seasons Lawn & Garden Care (Mr. Bradley Senner)
Mr. Phil Brown & Ms. Ramona Franzen
Freeform Communications Inc. (Mr. Robert Ferguson)
Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Andrea French
Mr. & Mrs. Sam & Yamini Gandesha
Drs. Joe & Diana Germain
Mr. Bob Gill & Mrs. Diana Carwithen
Mr. & Mrs. Mike & Amanda Girling
Glentel Inc.
Mr. Kenneth Go & Mrs. Connie Chow-Go
Mr. & Mrs. Ralf & Astrid Gottfried
Mr. & Mrs. Warwick & Carolyn Green
Mr. & Mrs. Amar & Kal Grewal
Mr. & Mrs. Craig & Natalie Gunning
Mr. Yanchuan Guo & Ms. Yun Wei
H.Y. Louie Co. Limited
Hammond Jewellers
Ms. Colleen Hayes
Mr. Robert Jeeves
Golf tournament Committee
Christine Bickle
Shirley Brunetta
Brittany Demas
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Sarah Durant
Sam Gandesha
Diana Germain
Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Tammy Haywood
Mr. & Mrs. William & Leona Healy
Heather Hills Golf Course
Hemlock Valley Resort
Drs. Joe and Diana Germain
Ms. Jennifer Higginson
Mr. & Mrs. Don & Linda Hincks
Mr. Nick Hohorelos & Ms. Trudy Conniff
Ms. Cindy Hops
HUB International TOS Limited
Mr. & Mrs. Mike & Shannon Huber
Infinity Alliance Corp. (The Bal Family)
Investors Group
Mr. & Mrs. Ty & Jadina Irving
Mr. Steven Jang & Mrs. Veronika Lee
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff & Patricia Knutson
Mr. John Aasen
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce & Judy Johnston
Johnston Meier Insurance Group
Mr. Terry Jung & Ms. Audrey Lum
Just Enterprises Inc. (Mr. & Mrs. Julian & Marilyn Turner)
Dr. & Mrs. Al Karim & Eileen Karmali
Mr. & Mrs. Pete & Amy Kim
Dr. Seoungjoon Kim Inc.
Kinder Heart Montessori
Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Vesna Kliman
Mr. Dan Kosicki
Dr. & Mrs. Gregory & Joie Kotylak
Dr. Wayne Kuan & Ms. Tracy Lu
Mr. & Mrs. Ketan & Kiran Ladva
Drs. Ockie Lampen & Kathy Robson
Mr. & Mrs. Dan & Shelley Larsen
Mr. & Mrs. Manuel & Virna Lau
Mr. & Mrs. Tom & Rhonda Laurie
Mr. Ron Le Boutillier
Mr. Gye Ju Lee & Mrs. Whal Ran Park
Mr. Chris Lee & Mrs. Soo Park
Mr. Lance Leger & Ms. Sarah Ward
Mrs. Shelley Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Sam & Yamini Gandesha
Mrs. Jadina Irving
Ms. Samantha Coates
Lotus & Lemongrass
Mr. & Mrs. Kenny & Carmen Lui
Mr. & Mrs. Stephan & Nancy Mackenzie
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin & Sandra Margawang
Mr. Luis Marin & Ms. Patricia Restrepo
Mr. James Marriott
Mr. Gareth Mason & Ms. Carolyn Treger
Mr. & Mrs. Mohit & Sandhya McLaren
Mr. & Mrs. Shaun & Leah McPhail
Meadowridge Parent Guild
Meadowridge Students
Meadows Golf Centre (Mr. Ken Park)
Mr. & Mrs. Brian & Sylvia Mielke
Mr. Mike Colter
Mr. & Mrs. Behrooz & Azar Motameni
Mr. Terry & Dawn Mullis
Mr. Shuhachi Naito
Daniel Le Page
Shelley Lewis
Jamie Marriott
Christy Mooney
Phil Pitzey
Brad Senner
Mr. Michael Nice & Ms. Danielle Noel
Dr. & Mrs. Godwin & Ezinne Obioha
Mr. Steven Parewyck & Ms. Anita Bonnarens
Mr. & Mrs. Terrance & Moira Passley
Payworks
Mr. & Mrs. Brent & Paddy Perry
Mr. & Mrs. Philip & Nicola Pitzey
Mr. & Mrs. Igor & Katerina Pogrebinsky
Mr. & Mrs. Shahir & Reeshma Premji
Mr. David Prevedello & Mrs. Carrie Burnett
Puro Clean Property Damage Services (Mr. Kevin
Demas)
Mr. & Mrs. Sheetal & Seema Rawal
Mr. George Read & Ms. Fay Kingwill
Red Robin Restaurant
RHB Group LP
Mr. Scott Rinn
Mr. Ryan McWhinney & Ms. Renata Ruiz
Ryan Jewellers
Save On Foods
Mr. Richard Schmohl & Mrs. Camilla Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Aaron & Pamela Schultz-Lessing
Dr. & Mrs. Allen & Rosie Shen
Shoppers Drug Mart
Mr. & Mrs. Gurjit & Parneet Sidhu
Mr. & Mrs. Justin & Jennifer Simpson
Mr. Mangal & Dr. Tanbir Sindhar
Dr. Matt Smith & Ms. Sandra Young
Mr. Troy Sobotka & Ms. Andrea Frisby
Specimen Trees
Sportchek
Staples Business Depot
Starbucks Coffee Company
Stylistix Hair and Body Spa
Mr. & Mrs. Mahmud & Rishma Sunderji
Mr. Vivek Taneja & Mrs. Vandana Nayar Taneja
Mr. Dan tenBrink
Mr. & Ms. Peter & Alison Thompson
Tomax Construction Ltd. (Mr. Max Bader)
Triple Tree Nursery
Mr. & Mrs. John & Belinda Tsen
Dr. & Mrs. Kurt & Melanie Tsuyuki
Mr. & Mrs. Julian & Marilyn Turner
Mr. & Mrs. David & Lyn Tyler
Dr. & Mrs. Hanif & Sophie Ukani
Van De Poll Gardens
Mr. & Mrs. Mark & Joanne van Pelt
Vancouver City Savings Credit Union
Mr. & Mrs. Darren & Kellie Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew & Jennifer Watt
Mr. & Mrs. Rick & Susan Waugh
West Coast Auto Group
Winners/Homesense
Mr. Andrew Wong
Mr. William Wong & Ms. Tina Lee
Mr. & Mrs. Tony & Rachel Wood
Mrs. Cathy Yamamoto
Mr. Kyle Jeans & Ms. Krista Zambolin
Mrs. Leah Zeballos
Mr. Yu Zhou & Ms. Mary Liang
Alison Thompson
Carolyn Treger
Devon Turner
Lyn Tyler
Karen Wilby-Riddell

“We are truly more than just a school, we are a community whose
members understand that to be successful, and help our children,
we must continue to expand our culture of giving.”
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Report from the
FACilities Committee
The Facilities Committee of the Board was reappointed by
the Board of Governors to work with Administration on a
number of matters. These included the ongoing strategic
mandate to acquire additional land when and where
appropriate, committee oversight of the facilities component
of the long term Vision Plan, and review of the evolving
Campus Master Plan.
On the operational side there were some significant facilities
achievements during the past year, including; replacement of
all the atrium skylights in the original facility, the completion
of Gym C and the bouldering wall, classroom renovations
to remove offices and increase useable space, renovations
to the staff room and art gallery, and the development of a
special purpose room for student interviews.
The Strategic Plan has been recently reworked through a
Board of Governor’s workshop and the facilities component
delivers on the requirements for fiscal responsibility through
economies of scale while at the same time ensuring we
have the facilities to sustain and enhance programmes of
international high quality.
The Campus Master Plan was recently approved by the Board
of Governors with a formal community presentation planned
for early Fall 2012. Dialogue with the school community will
be ongoing. The Campus Master Plan components anticipate
a phased schedule allowing quick positive responses to
opportunities for grants or directed capital fundraising.
New facilities are designed for maximum use and, where
appropriate, extracurricular use. Meadowridge School
continues to look at partnerships with other institutions,
government agencies and organizations not only to share
costs of facility improvements but to enrich the learning
environment through these additional inputs.
As we move into the school term 2012-2013 the Strategic
Financial Plan and the Campus Master Plan will come
together. A business case will be made for each of the
additional facilities and a very conservative capital budgeting
plan will be prepared and introduced to the school
community.
Committee thanks go as well to the administrative and
education teams who work together with the Board of
Governors on design and programme enhancement and
“best bang for the buck” principles on all of our facility
initiatives.
John Becker
Chair, Facilities Committee
The members of the Facilities Committee are John Becker (Committee Chair), Sam Gandesha,
Steve Guo, Don Hincks, Ockie Lampen and Lyn Tyler. Our thanks to all of them for their
commitment and contributions to the work of the committee over the past year.

Report from the
FinAnCe Committee
The Committee was strengthened this fiscal year with the
addition of Ron Batty, Craig Gunning, and Lance Leger.
We regretfully said goodbye to Bruce Johnston and Jenny
Meyer and would like to thank them for their service to the
Committee. These members have been approved by the
Board of Governors via the Nominating Committee.
purpose
The role of the Finance Committee is to provide professional
expertise and oversight of the Annual Budget and Strategic
Financial Plan, prepared by the Administration for the
Treasurer and the Board of Governors. The Committee
is focused on the long-term benefit to the school, in all
financial matters, including property acquisition. They are
also responsible for drafting financial policies for Board
consideration and approval. The Finance Committee reviews
insurance coverage to ensure the assets of the Society are
adequately protected.
Accomplishments
In collaboration with the Administration and the Board of
Governors, the Committee has participated in the following:
• The Finance Committee and Administration has
continued to monitor the school’s cash reserves.
A segregated bank account is maintained to hold
these reserves to provide specifically for future facility
maintenance, Meadowridge Education Investment
Deposit, debt reduction, and expansion projects or
property acquisition.
• Our financial comparatives to other Independent Schools
continue to be among the best in the country and are
helping us to establish and maintain financial stability.
During the year, the Committee and the Board reviewed
comparative financial data from independent schools
across Canada, provided as part of an annual survey
done by CAIS, as well as comparatives with other ISA
schools in BC.
• The Finance Committee reviewed and proposed
improvements to the Investment Policy, in conjunction
with Harris Bank, to maximize returns and minimize risks
in the deposit of reserve funds.
• The Finance Committee made progress in developing a
Foundation and Endowment as part of the Strategic Plan.
• The Finance Committee reviewed the
recommendations provided in the CESI review and
approved implementation of many of the financial
recommendations.
• Revenues were in excess of expenses again this past
fiscal year. This is attributed to an increase in participation
rates from Annual Giving, fundraising proceeds from the
Golf Tournament, increase in actual student count from
budget, coupled with an increase in tuition fees and close
control of expenditures.
• The Committee made financial recommendations
to purchase land adjacent to the school property. It
is anticipated two of these purchases will close in
September 2012.
• The Finance Committee, in consultation with the Board
and Administration, approved an 11.7% tuition increase
for the school year 2012-2013, to cover the previous
budget shortfall, the school’s basic operating costs, and
keep pace with the increase in teaching salaries.
goals
• We will work with the Administration to consider ways
to fund implementation of the initiatives identified in
the Strategic Financial Plan. We will work closely with
the Vision Committee to assess the cost and funding for
future initiatives identified, and the impact of these on
future tuition increases.
• We will continue to work with the Business Manager and
the Administration, to develop improved reporting, to
assist the Board and Committee members in financial
decisions.
• We will provide ongoing support and recommendations
in conjunction with the Facilities Committee, with regard
to the acquisition of neighbouring land and properties,
and with planned maintenance to the facilities.
• We will consider solutions to hedge the school from
rising costs and inflation through investments and
additional revenue sources. An ad-hoc Committee
was authorized by the Board to discuss solutions in
collaboration with parents and the Administration played
an active role.
• We will continue to prepare policy recommendations
regarding the ongoing financial requirements, including
cash reserves, signing authorizations, approvals for
variance levels, etc.
• We will continue to review, with the Administration, the
current accounting software and the school’s insurance
coverage and risk procedures.
Michael Schutz
Chair, Finance Committee
The members of the Finance Committee are Michael Schutz (Committee Chair), Ron Batty, Julie
Bournival, Kelly Fry, Craig Gunning, Don Hincks and Lance Leger.
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FinAnCiAls
For the year ended June 30, 2012
stAtement of opeRAtions
Revenue June 2012 June 2011
Expenses
Tuition $ 7,297,863 $ 6,909,240
Government Grants 1,310,611 1,240,277
Field Trip Revenue 342,731 317,267
Programme Revenue 159,083 149,097
Registration and Assessments 240,525 211,125
Financing Revenue 42,400 -
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9,393,213 8,827,006
Instructional 4,947,140 4,575,762
Administrative 2,176,260 2,079,430
Operating 2,276,584 2,131,020
9,399,984 8,786,212
(Deficiency) Excess of Revenues over Expenses from Operations (6,771) 40,794
Other Revenue 357,606 427,395
Other Expenses 35,502 23,724
Net Other Revenue 322,104 403,671
Excess of Revenue over Expenses $ 315,333 $ 444,465
For the year ended June 30, 2012
stAtement of CAsH Flow
Operating Activities June 2012 June 2011
Excess of Revenue over Expenses $ 315,333 $ 444,465
Amortization 942,904 876,419
Loss on Disposal of Capital Assets 10,002 724
Net Change in non-cash working capital 444,378 424,543
Financing and Investing Activities
1,712,617 1,746,151
Acquisition of Capital Assets (508,949) (218,645)
Proceeds on Disposal of Capital Assets 470 60
Net Deposits Received 136,500 (8,200)
Educational Investment Deposits Donated (28,250) (13,550)
Deferred Financing Costs 14,879 20,134
Deferred Contributions Received (70,379) 4,512
Principal Reduction of Long-Term Debt (165,343) (204,721)
(621,072) (420,410)
Change in Cash Position 1,091,545 1,325,741
Cash and Cash Equivalents Beginning of Year 2,363,422 1,037,681
Cash and Cash Equivalents End of Year $3,454,967 $2,363,422

FinAnCiAls
As of June 30, 2012
stAtement of FinAnCiAl position
Assets
Current Assets June 2012 June 2011
Cash $ 2,636,609 $ 3,008,846
Term Deposits 431,210 525,000
Tuition Fees Receivable 61,577 98,297
Other Accounts Receivable 216,783 181,623
Inventory 15,260 6,002
Prepaid Expenses 125,014 92,914
Investments 1,205,180 -
liAbilities and net Assets
4,691,633 3,912,682
Deferred Financing Costs 21,518 36,397
Capital Assets 16,060,423 16,504,857
$ 20,773,574 $ 20,453,936
Current Liabilities June 2012 June 2011
Bank Indebtedness $ 818,032 $ 1,170,424
Accounts Payable and Accrued Liabilities 334,863 273,909
Unearned Tuition Revenue 2,469,141 2,045,919
Current Portion of Long-Term Debt 236,390 226,716
3,858,426 3,716,968
Deposits (MEID) 3,731,000 3,622,750
Deferred Contributions 457,355 527,740
Long-Term Debt 7,058,305 7,233,323
Total Liabilities 15,105,086 15,100,781
Total Net Assets 5,668,488 5,353,155
$ 20,773,574 $ 20,453,936
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Report from the
goveRnAnCe Committee
The Governance Committee is a standing Committee of the
Board, and takes a role in ensuring the correct and healthy
operation of the Board according to appropriate regulations
and rules. Specific responsibilities include:
• Facilitating a review of Board structure, Committee
structure and mandates, including the examination of
ways to include others in the work of the Board.
• Facilitating discussion on the best method of governance
to achieve the Board’s goals.
• Advising the Board regarding constitutional and legal
matters, using appropriate external legal resources as
needed.
• Carrying out the annual Board evaluation process.
• Proposing for discussion, the policies relating to Board of
Governors issues.
The policy work is performed largely in the Policy Sub-
Committee, with responsibilities including:
• Assisting the Board with understanding of different policy
types, and on the differentiation between Board policies
and School operating policies.
• Undertaking project work to construct, or draft revisions
to the Board Policy Manual, and bringing those policies
to the Board for adoption.
• Advising the Board on the process for drafting, reviewing
and adopting new Policy, or changes to existing Policy;
this includes advising on whether drafting can be done
within the Policy Sub-Committee, or is best performed by
the specialist Committee.
This year, the Governance Committee refined its mandate,
and revised an annual calendar to pre-plan recurring
governance activities. The Committee refreshed the overall
Board Committee membership procedure, and worked
on clarification of the distinct roles of the Governance,
Executive and Nominations Committees in the evaluation and
nomination processes.
Supporting the overall strategic Board activities, the
Governance Committee contributed to the review of the
draft constitution and bylaws for the proposed foundation,
and also reviewed from a governance perspective, the goals
crafted in the draft Strategic Plan.
Gareth Mason
Chair, Governance Committee
The members of the Governance Committee are Gareth Mason (Committee Chair), Daniel
Gouws, Hugh Burke, Jessie Hill, Bob Gill and Gordon MacIntyre. In the Policy Sub-Committee,
we are grateful for the help of Steve Olah, and for the Administration’s ongoing work drafting
school policy enhancements.

Report from the
CommuniCAtions Committee
The Communications Committee was formed in early 2012
to support the Board of Governor’s internal and external
communications while maintaining the Board’s strategic focus.
The purpose and mandate of the Communications
Committee is to:
• Provide information from the Board of Governors to the
Meadowridge community regarding the health and wellbeing
of the Society and School, especially in terms of
planning and financial stability.
• Communicate, advance, and support the implementation
of the School’s vision (plans for the future).
• Manifest the desire of the Board of Governors to
communicate.
• Promote knowledge, insight, understanding, inclusion
and engagement of community members with the
School’s vision.
• Raise the profile of the Board of Governors as thoughtful,
caring and respectful community members learning to
live well, with and for others, in a just community.
In the few months that we have been working together we
have created a new letterhead and appearance for Board
communications, developed a preliminary communications
plan, and have undertaken to develop a more extensive
communications package in the coming year.
We have begun a quarterly letter to the community series
and hope to highlight the roles and profile of the Board of
Governors. We will be working to build awareness of the
Board and the work that the Board and its committees do.
Jessie Hill
Chair, Communications Committee
The members of the Communications Committee are Jessie Hill (Committee Chair), Christine
Bickle, Christy Mooney and Lyn Tyler.
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2011-2012
AwARDs and sCHolARsHips
the Duke of edinburgh Award
Duke of Edinburgh Recipients
Deborah Holbard memorial Award for excellence in Arts
passport to education
The Duke of Edinburgh is a challenging programme that
has been designed in ascending standards of achievement:
Bronze, Silver and Gold levels. The sections of which each
participant must master are: Service, Expeditions and
Explorations, Skills, Physical Recreation, and a Residential
Project (for Gold Award participants). If a student attains
Gold level status, they are given their award by Prince Phillip,
the Duke of Edinburgh founder. All students in Grade 9 are
encouraged to complete the Bronze level.
grade 6 to 10 - Aidan Waugh
grade 11 to 12 - Alice Yuan & Allan Read
This award is given to students who demonstrate originality, exceed expectations in art appreciation, technical skill, effort and
creativity. These students are self-motivated, self-critical, and open to new ideas and approaches. The recipients of this award
are recognized as always striving to achieve a higher level of artistic endeavour and appreciating art in its many forms.
The Passport to Education Scholarship is awarded to students in Grades 10 and 11 at $250 and to students in Grade 12 at
$500. At least two-thirds of the weighting must be on course grades. Up to one-third of the weighting should be on effort, work
habits, and other factors such as citizenship and/or school/community involvement.
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
Gold Silver
Grade 12
Allan Read
Kyle Sholes
Grade 11
Omar Virani
Tom Lee
Grade 11
Lauren Crawford
Raheem Esmail
Sahib Surdhar
Grade 10
Christopher Awram
Emma Graveson
David Gouws
Isaiah Hasham
Josh Lampen
Katlyn Richardson
Emily Super
Grade 9
Jennifer Ahn
Jonathan Antepyan-
Ruckenstein
Elina Blomley
Benjamin Chang
Ioana Cheptea
Ishdeep Grewal
Renee Guan
Morgan Gunning
Andy Guo
Anky Guo
Taya Hanson
Alexander Howkins
Jessica Jacob
Bronze
Davina Gounden, Emma Graveson, Victoria Horne, Mehar Kang, Josh Lampen,
Adriana Marchand, Katlyn Richardson, Aidan Waugh
Qaisara Bogani, Lauren Crawford, Ming Hsu, Alice Kwon, Marlena Ornowska, Adrian Spira,
Omar Virani
Somayan Chakrabarti, Madeline Hanson, Lyndsey Merry, Avery Milne, Kyle Sholes
Charaney Johal
Hannah Johnson
Kalvin Kwan
Luna Lo
Christina Pan
Katherine Pan
Lisa Ren
Gurshan Sahota
Gurshaan Sidhu
Sydnie Skeeles
Alia Virani
Morgan Waugh
Ray Xu
Mia Yin
Douglas Zhu

oard of govenors Citizenship and scholarship Award
Kyle Sholes
This award is given to a student who has shown outstanding service and leadership to
Meadowridge School.
mick mclaughlin memorial scholarship Alex Kwon & Avery Milne
Mick McLaughlin was a man who came to Canada without a nickel in his pocket and had the
fortitude to work hard, make use of his opportunities, and never let go of his pride. In honour of
this man who through the principles of hard work, honesty and integrity succeeded in all aspects
of his life, a scholarship of up to $10,000 is awarded to a member of each graduating class. The
Mick McLaughlin Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a student who has similarly made the most of
his/her opportunities and who wishes to improve him/herself through post-secondary education.
Dr. michael orser Health sciences scholarship Lyndsey Merry
In 2010, Dr. Orser founded the Dr. Michael Orser Health Sciences Scholarship in the amount of
$1,000 to be awarded annually to a grade 12 student accepted into a Canadian university for
the purpose of studying in a health related programme. Applicants will be assessed on their
preparations for post-secondary studies in a health related field as well as on their initiative in
preparing financially for post-secondary studies.
maple Ridge Amateur Athletic Association scholarship
Allan Read & Emma Germain
Students must have a background in extra-curricular inter-scholastic competitive athletics at his/her
school, as a player, manager or other significant position with a team. This participation must have
included the senior year. Proficiency in the sport is not a deciding factor. Selection of successful
candidates will be left to the school based Scholarship Committee as constituted by the Principal.
male Athlete of the Year Allan Read
Allan Read broke two track records during the 2011-2012 year:
1) 200 metre in 24.24 sec 2) Shot put (5.4 kg) for a distance of 12.29 metres
senior boys gvissA scholarship Allan Read
The GVISAA Senior Boys Scholarship is awarded to a senior male student athlete who not only
excels in GVISAA competition, but also maintains worthy academic standing. The individual has
also demonstrated good citizenship, character and leadership, making significant impact within
their school and community.
outstanding senior Athlete Allan Read
This Athletic Award is given to one student in Grades 11 and 12. The winner has participated
in a minimum of two school teams, has demonstrated outstanding sportsmanship in all athletic
endeavours, exhibited commitment to their team, contributed to the development of the athletic
programme and has achieved a high level of proficiency in the school’s extracurricular sports.
greg moore memorial scholarship
Emma Germain ($5,000), Lyndsey Merry ($2,500) & Madeline Hanson ($2,500)
The Greg Moore Foundation was pleased to once again offer three scholarships in the total
amount of $10,000. These scholarships are awarded to students in the school who have not only
shown determination through the achievement of high scholastic standings, but also participated
in extra-curricular activities and shown leadership amongst their peers.
esprit de corps Avery Milne
This honour is awarded to a student who demonstrates the most school spirit. It is measured
through positive leadership, involvement in school life, and respectful and positive demeanour.
This student is chosen by the Gryphon Council.
outstanding Contributions in Drama
Stephanie Cramer & Faran Mahboubi
The students who demonstrate the highest degree of enthusiasm, involvement and support
for Drama.
governor general’s Award Alisa Walsh (Class of 2011)
This award is given to the student with the highest averaged mark in all courses in Grades 11 and
12 (provincial exams are included).
provincial scholarship Recipients
The $1,000 scholarship is awarded to students that receive
at least three Bs and one A on their provincial exams.
Somayan Chakrabarti Kaitlyn MacDonald
Stephanie Cramer
Faran Mahboubi
Emma Germain
Lyndsey Merry
Dashen Gounden
Avery Milne
Kerrin Hagberg
Allan Read
Madeline Hanson
Kyle Sholes
Jordan Jeknavorian
Sam Weselowski
Alex Kwon
Alice Yuan
Oliver Liu
Audrey Zhang
Alumni scholarship Emma Germain
This $500 scholarship is chosen by past Alumni
and is awarded to a Meadowridge Graduate who
demonstrates high academic standing, as well as
leadership abilities and a commitment to school and
community service.
science Council Award
Stephanie Cramer
This external award is presented to the student who has
taken a minimum of four courses in Science in grades
11 and 12. Proficiency in English 12 must be at a C+
level or better.
June 2012 Annual Report 23

top Academic grades
grade 11: Adrian Spira grade 10: Mehar Kang, Victoria Horne
Arif Devraj memorial scholarship
Marlena Ornowska, Mehar Kang, Janine de Klerk
The Arif Devraj Memorial Scholarship is awarded to students in Grades 9, 10 and 11. The award
remembers the late Mr. Arif Devraj, who lived with great passion and unlimited determination, taking
on risks and facing new challenges. The $1,500 scholarship is awarded to up to three students annually.
Recipients best demonstrate the qualities of “Learning to live well, with others and for others, in a just
community” through their leadership in community service, while pursuing excellence and leading others
with a kind spirit.
Athletes of the Year
grade 11: Danika Kotylak
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grade 6-10: Josh Lampen &
Aidan Waugh
Hookey Family scholarship
Lauren Crawford
The recipient of this $1,000 scholarship is a
returning student that is selected by staff as
someone who best represents the qualities
engendered in the acronym P.R.I.D.E.: Positivethinking;
respect and responsibility; industry,
determination and excellence.
outstanding Contributions
in music Nicole Duncan
The student who demonstrates the highest degree
of enthusiasm, involvement and support for music.

gryphon pins - grades 6 to 12
bRonZe
Grade 6
Melissa Aziz
Clea Catona
Ava Chapman
Keanna Cloete-Senner
Deaven Galati
Shivani Gandesha
Shauna Graveson
Bruno Hidalgo Monroy Lerma
Emma Hsu
Nicholas Jung
Selena Kang
Tatiana Kliman
Nicole Kwon
Timothy Lampen
Holly Leonard
Nimrit Mangat
Antalya Mapara
Katrina Perretta
Carina Rawal
Lauren Shen
Suhaana Sidhu
Bronte Sobotka
Derek Sun
Jaimie Walker
Rose Welsh
Lillian Zhang
Grade 7
Imogen Blomley
Kendra Brindley
Sophia Chapman
Angelica Chen
Owen Crawford
Jeffrey Elliott
Jo-Raul Farley
Senior gRYpHon CounCil
president Kyle Sholes
vice-president Somayan Chakrabarti
treasurer Madeline Hanson
Arts gryphon Audrey Zhang
House gryphon Stephanie Cramer
sports gryphon Allan Read
media gryphon Dashen Gounden
Community service gryphons Emma Germain, Lyndsey Merry
Activities gryphon Asaan Maherali
secretary Lauren Crawford
Activities gryphon Victoria Horne
sports gryphon Mehar Kang
Matheson Go
Jonathan Hsu
Erin Huang
Berrender Johal
Zain Karmali
Richard Laurie
Yerin Lee
Olivia Maddigan
Devyani McLaren
Azynah Panju Sharda
Amisha Sodhi
Miranda Tsuyuki
Kieran Wood
silveR
Grade 8
Claire Batty
Jessica Bournival
Amanda Brooks
Thomas Burke
Mark Chen
Erika Dempsey
Eleanor Dennis-Dockerty
Khushbash Dhillon
Colin Gill
Anika Gong
Christine Ho
Cullen Johnston
Daniel Jordan
Brandon Jung
Mehima Kang
Vienna Kliman
Nickolas Ko
Joyce Kook
Ezaan Mangalji
Eleanor Maplethorp
Conor Mielke
Frances Moore
Lachlan Neibergall
Julia Oh
Ralph Parewyck
Joanna Pater
Robert Read
Jessica Rumble
Trevor Shen
Madison Stoughton
Sean Tsen
Alexa Turner
Jac Walker
Chloe Watt
Poppy Welsh
Chloe Yoo
Grade 9
So Yeon Ahn
Elina Blomley
Benjamin Chang
Ioana Cheptea
Ishdeep Grewal
Renee Guan
Morgan Gunning
Andy Guo
Anky Guo
Taya Hanson
Alexander Howkins
Jessica Jacob
Charaney Johal
Hannah Johnson
Kalvin Kwan
Luna Lo
Katherine Pan
Lisa Ren
Gurshan Sahota
Gurshaan Sidhu
Congratulations to the KanaKa KodiaKs for winning the House Cup!
2011-2012 Final House Points:
outstanding service Recognition of gryphons
Sydnie Skeeles
Alia Virani
Nicolas Vroom
Morgan Waugh
Ray Xu
Grade 10
Christopher Awram
Ryan Cho
Nicole Duncan
Kimberly Dyer
Davina Gounden
David Gouws
Emma Graveson
Isaiah Hasham
Victoria Horne
Emily Hwang
Mehar Kang
Elisa Kuan
Joshua Lampen
Thomas Laurie
Layne Liberty
Heidi Lo
Adriana Marchand
Rijk Mollema
Helena Parewyck
Kelsey Peng
Katlyn Richardson
Tianna Stewart
Emily Super
Aidan Waugh
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Grade 11
Qaisara Bogani
Lauren Crawford
Janine de Klerk
Kanaka: 16,171 | Fraser: 15,916 | Alouette: 14,572 | Whonnock: 13,768
Junior gRYpHon CounCil
Junior president Ezaan Mangali
Junior vice-president Zain Karmali
Junior House gryphon Mehima Kang
Junior treasurer gryphon Ujjwal Nambiar
Junior secretary gryphon Erin Huang
Junior Contest gryphon Berrender Johal
Junior Community gryphons Brandon Jung, Chloe Yoo
Junior sports gryphons Devyani McLaren, Ralph Parewyck
Junior media gryphons Christine Ho, Miranda Tsuyuki
Junior Activities gryphon Poppy Welsh
Junior Fine Arts gryphon Anika Gong
Emily Drain
Sarah Dugdale
Raheem Esmail
Cameron Herberts
Ming Hsu
Danika Kotylak
Katrina Kwan
Alice Kwon
Shermaine Lee
Tom Lee
Marlena Ornowska
Kavya Shah
Ashwin Singh
Melody Sizer
Adrian Spira
Ismail Tahir
Eric Tsoi
Omar Virani
Jerry Yang
Iris Yu
Grade 12
Abby Aguilar
Somayan Chakrabarti
Stephanie Cramer
Emma Germain
Kerrin Hagberg
Madeline Hanson
Lyndsey Merry
Avery Milne
Allan Read
Kyle Sholes
Diba Taghvai-Arabi
Maria van Noordenne
Alice Yuan
Audrey Zhang
Junior members At large Emma Hsu, Timothy Lampen
Antalya Mapara, Lillian Zhang
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we tHAnk You for your seRviCe
Board Member Years of Service
Yasmin Alladina 1993/94, 94/95
Ronald Andrews 1985/86
Ken Antifaev 1999/2000, 00/01, 02/03, 03/04, 04/05
Gregory Ardon 1987/88, 88/89
Awni Ayoubi 1991/92, 92/93
Randy Bach 2002/03, 03/04, 04/05
John Becker 2001/02, 02/03, 03/04, 04/05, 05/06, 06/07,
07/08, Chair 08/09, Chair 09/10, Chair 10/11,
Past Chair 11/12
Anil Bharwani 1998/89, Chair 91/92, Chair 92/93, Chair 93/94,
Chair 94/95, Chair 95/96, Chair 96/97, Chair 97/98
Ted Bojanowski 2003/04, 04/05, 05/06
Gary Campbell 2002/03
Marjatta Chapman 1987/88, 88/89
Roy Choi 2011/12
Greg Clark 1995/96
Jos Clement 1990/91
Stephen Coret 1996/97, 97/98
Trish Darby 1987/88
Pat DeLuca 1997/98, Chair 98/99, Chair 99/00
Thomas Dinsley 1987/88, 88/89
Cori Doering 2001/02, 02/03, 03/04
Louis Duprat 1985/86, 86/87
Kenneth Eis 1986/87, 87/88, 88/89
Faye Embree 1990/91, 91/92
Ann English 2000/01, 01/02, 02/03, 03/04, 04/05, 06/07
Peter Ferguson 2003/04, 04/05, 06/07, 07/08
Julie Ferguson 1991/92, 92/93, 93/94, 94/95, 95/96, 96/97, 97/98
Clarence Fernandes 1993/94, 95/96
Kim Fox 1996/97, 97/98, 98/99
Kelly Fry 2007/08, 08/09, 09/10, 10/11, 11/12
Diana Germain 2005/06, 06/07, 07/08, 08/09, 09/10, 10/11
Bob Gill 2011/12
Christopher Godwin 1995/96, 96/97
Daniel Gouws 2005/06, 06/07, 07/08, 08/09, 09/10, 10/11,
Chair 11/12
Shirley Hannah 1999/00
Toni Hawkes 1996/97, 97/98, 98/99
Susan Hayes 1993/94, 94/95, 95/96, 96/97
Paul Hayes 1997/98
Trish Higgins 1985/86, Chair 86/87
Jessie Hill 2011/12
Karim Hirji 1991/92, 92/93, 98/99, 99/00, 00/01
Ron Hoffart 1987/88, 88/89
Deborah Hogarth 1991/92
Wilf Jacobson 1985/86, Chair 86/87, Chair 87/88
Mike Jahraus 2005/06, 06/07, 07/08, 08/09, 09/10
Bruce Johnston 2004/05, 05/06, 06/07, 07/08, 08/09, 09/10, 10/11
Al Just 1999/00, 00/01, 01/02
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Board Member Years of Service
Eboo Keshani 1991/92, 92/93, 93/94, 94/95, 95/96, 96/97
Frank Klassen 1986/87, 88/89, 90/91, 97/98, Chair 91/92
Anne Kober 1990/91, 91/92
Ockie Lampen 2007/08, 08/09, 09/10, 10/11, 11/12
Jeanne Kurz 1990/91, 91/92
Susan Levine 1997/98
Roy Lind 1987/88, Chair 88/89, Chair 90/91
Gary Lycan 1988/89
Lloyd Mah 2000/01, 01/02, 02/03
Gareth Mason 2008/09, 09/10, 10/11, 11/12
Hanif Mawji 2005/06, 06/07, 07/08
Darrel McEachern 1985/86
Donna McKenzie 1988/89
Susan McLeod 1998/99, 2004/05
Leo Mide 1988/89
Ken Miki 1986/87, 87/88
Lorne Montaine 1987/88, 91/92, 92/93, 93/94, 94/95
Donna Moore 1991/92, 92/93
Chris Nieman 1994/95, 95/96, 96/97
Stephan Nolan 1991/92
Michael Orser 1998/99, 99/00, Chair 00/01, Chair 01/02, Chair
02/03, Chair 03/04, Chair 04/05, Chair 05/06,
Chair 06/07, Chair 07/08, Past Chair 08/09, Past
Chair 09/10, Past Chair 10/11, Past Chair 11/12
Scott Park 2007/08, 08/09, 09/10, 10/11, 11/12
Harry Perler 2001/02
Anar Popatia 2002/03, 03/04, 04/05
James Prince 1999/00, 00/01, 01/02, 02/03
Richard Rainey 2007/08
Mary Robson 1986/87
Gordon Robson 1985/86, 86/87, 87/88, 90/91, 00/01
Chris Rounding 2002/03, 03/04, 04/05, 05/06, 06/07
Joy Rutquist 1988/89
Fares Salloum 1991/92, 92/93, 93/94
Rudy Sanchez 1998/99, 99/00
Ron Seymour 1998/99
Mike Schutz 2010/11, 11/12
Rajindar Singh 2004/05, 06/07, 07/08, 08/09, 09/10, 10/11
Donna Slauenwhite 1986/87, 87/88
Donna Telep 1999/00, 00/01
Jolanta Teszka 1993/94, 94/95, 95/96, 01/02, 02/03, 03/04
Kevin Thomas 1985/86
Masami Tomioka 2005/06, 06/07
Dereck Walker 1985/86
Maureen Walsh 2004/05, 05/06, 06/07
Andrew Walters 1998/99
Aurora Weinlein 1991/92, 92/93
Susan Waugh 2007/08, 08/09, 09/10, 10/11, 11/12
Chad Whyte 1986/87

Design the next 25 years...
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