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BERNIE WOLFE COMMUNITY SCHOOL
NEWSLETTER – OCTOBER 2011
95 Bournais Drive Winnipeg, Manitoba R2C 3Z2 Phone: 958-6532 Fax: 667-9871
Andy Zarrillo Dino Busceti
Principal Vice-Principal
Administration’s Message
Welcome to the first edition of the Bernie Wolfe Community School Newsletter for the 2011-
2012 school year.
Wow, we are well into the first term and it is proving to be a very exciting filled year here at
Bernie Wolfe Community School. Students are now familiar with the routines and procedures
and have settled in to what will be a very successful year for them.
Students will be receiving their first term report card on Friday, November 25. The Parent
/Teacher conferences will be held during the evening of Wednesday, November 30, and
Thursday, December 1 and on the morning of Friday, December 2. At school teachers are in
the process of having students reflect on their first term, set goals for the second term and
establish an action plan to achieve those goals. We ask that all of you find the time to
accompany your child to school to celebrate their successes and help them with their plans for
improvement. We are looking forward to seeing all of you.
As you are aware technology is playing more and more of a role in our lives. To that end I
would invite you to visit our school web site and take a few minutes to review it. One of the
features is your child’s teacher site. These sites may be accessed by clicking on the Log
in tab. User name: bwuser, password: Blazers1. We are also hoping to create a
parent/guardian distribution list. This would allow us to electronically keep you informed
about school wide events, send out reminders and send you the school newsletter via email.
To create our distribution list, we will be collecting your email address at our first parent/
teacher conference.
Attendance of our students at Bernie Wolfe Community School is a school wide focus. We ask
that you work with us in ensuring that your child attends school on a very regular basis. In the
event that your child needs to be absent, please call the school and let us know. This will help
the school with the call backs and it also helps to ensure that your child is safe.
At Bernie Wolfe Community School we offer a wide variety of extracurricular activities for our
students to extend their school experience. We know that there is a positive correlation
between student involvement and achievement at school. We also know that if parents are
engaged in their children’s education the more connected their child will be to school.
Therefore, we ask that you not only encourage your child to be involved in the many programs
offered at Bernie Wolfe Community School, but, that you also take the opportunity to be
actively involved in the school’s day to day life. We invite you to be a part of the Parent
Advisory Council, Transcona Parent Ukranian Education, The Parent Lunch Committee or just
volunteering. If you wish to find out how to get involved please contact our community
connector Debra Kutzan, your children’s teacher or Administration at the school.

Community Police Relations Unit
October, 2011
Dear Parents/Guardians:
I am the School Education Officer for Bernie Wolfe Community School. It has come to my attention that the
school is experiencing problems with parents/guardians who park/stop/drive their vehicles contrary to clearly
posted signs in the area surrounding the school.
Just for your information, the signs that read “No Stopping” mean just that. If a vehicle is found stopped in
these areas an Offence Notice (ticket) may be issued to that vehicle. It does NOT matter if you stop for just a
few seconds to drop off or pick up your child. If your vehicle stops in these areas, you can be issued a ticket for
$35.00.
In the case where the sign reads “No Right Turns Except School Bus” parents/guardians canNOT turn into
the bus loop for the purposes of loading or unloading. The school has been experiencing a number of vehicles
disobeying this sign and enforcement has taken place in the past and will continue to take place. The fine for
this offence is $199.80.
It is very difficult for the Commissioners and members of the Winnipeg Police Service to monitor each and
every school in the city. As a result, School officials also monitor these types of infractions. If a vehicle is seen
continually stopping/parking contrary to these signs, School Officials have been instructed to forward me the
plate number of the offending vehicle. Registered Owners of these vehicles may receive a ticket if they fail to
change their driving habits after the first warning.
It is obvious there are a number of parents out there that feel these clearly posted signs do not apply to them,
but they do apply to all motorists. The purpose of these signs is to keep your children safe, especially our
school patrols. Please be a part of the solution and abide by traffic control signs/devices in school zones.
When you disobey the clearly posted signs, you are putting your children’s lives and safety at risk.
Remember: Safety over convenience
Thank you for your cooperation
Cst. Shannon Fedoruk #2324
Winnipeg Police Service
Community Relations Unit
Ph: 794-7334 Fax: 957-2450

School Ambassadors
Bernie Wolfe’s Ambassadors to Attend WE Day Celebration
On November 23 rd the Ambassadors group along with teachers, Mrs. Cheys and Mrs. Aisicovich, will be
involved in a unique event called Free The Children's We Day to be held at MTS Center. This is an opportunity
for Bernie Wolfe students to make an impact on local and global change. Students will become a part of this
important movement to help our community and others around the world. This program “celebrates the
power of young people to create positive change, We Day is a day-long event that ignites a year-long
educational program for change, called We Schools in Action. Young people from across North America come
together to celebrate the positive actions they are taking and to launch a movement of youth working for
social change. Through messages from world-renowned celebrities, speakers and musicians, young people not
only learn about a diverse range of current issues, they gain the inspiration and knowledge needed to act. “If
you would like more information about this event, please feel free to look at the web site @ www.weday.com
Assembly Schedule
Month Theme Date
September Terry Fox Walk Sept 28 AM
October Pay it Forward Oct 26 PM
November REMEMRANCE DAY
Nov 10 PM
January Goals and Perseverance Jan 26 PM
March Healthy Lifestyles Mar 21 AM
April Environment
May VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION
June Year End Recognition and Grade 8
Farewell – whole school
Apr 26 PM
May 11 PM (2:15)
June 26 AM
June 27 PM

Physical Education
In September the Grade 3 through Grade 5 students had the opportunity to participate in our Cross Country
Club which consisted of 7 practices at noon hour. Students who made the commitment and came out to at
least 5 or those practices had the additional opportunity to participate in the Divisional Cross Country Meet at
Bird’s Hill Park on September 30 th . We had 66 students who came out and did an amazing job representing
themselves and our school; all of our students worked very hard, tried their best and finished the race but a
special congratulation goes out to those students who finished in the top 10 for their gender and grade level:
Lexie D (1st), Dalton R (1st), Kadin U (2nd), Jayce B (3rd), Carter K (4th), Amelia R (4th), Kaylee C (4th), Josh L
(5th) Mya O (5th), Jessica P (6th) Ethan C (7th), Tyra D (7th), Hannah L (8th), Jordan D (8th), Cassie M (8th),
Jersalem G (9th), Taylor K (10th), Connor L (10 th ), Shelby S (10 th ).
Please check out my website to keep yourself up to date with announcements, calendar
events, and patrol info. Also, if your child has misplaced a permission slip for a phys. ed
event, feel free to print off the generic form and send it in. The link, user name and
password are as follows: https://teachers.retsd.mb.ca/sites/jkostiuk2/Pages/default.aspx
User Name: bwuser
Password: Blazers1
Do you have any t-shirts/shorts/running shoes that do not fit your children anymore? Or have your children
out-grown their indoor shoes, gym clothes, etc. If so, and you are willing to donate them, the school will be
collecting any of the following gently used items to be used by other students for Phys. Ed class:
� Red/yellow/green/blue short sleeve t-shirts (youth small (7/8) to adult medium)
� Shorts (youth small to adult medium)
� Running Shoes (all sizes – students K-Grade 8)
� Cloth Drawstring Bags
Please drop off any donations to the Family Room.

Physical Education
Middle Years X-Country
Congratulations to all the students that competed at the Birds Hill x-country run
on October the 6 th . This year was particularly special as the Grade 7 boys were
crowned divisional champions and the grade 6 boys finished in second place.
Team members from grades 6 to 8 included Kelton S, Noah L, Dillon M, Travis P, Braeden M, Jon M,
Mason L, Bryson G, James L, Jordan S, John Q, Raeden B, Dawson S, Brandon U, Adrian G, Austin
L, Mitchell K, Dorian L, Anuna O, Lita B, and Keesha S.
Allergies
There are numerous students in our school that have been identified and diagnosed with life threatening
allergies and would have an anaphylactic reaction if exposed to certain allergens. Although we know that we
cannot guarantee an allergy -free environment, we would like to minimize the risk of exposure to allergens for
these students.
The following list of items are allergens for one or more students in the school:
� Peanuts
� Tree nuts
� Walnuts
� Coconut
� Seafood
� Fish
� Shrimp
� Eggs
We are asking that students avoid bringing these items into the school. River East Transcona School Division
has policies related to anaphylaxis and these policies can be found on the Divisional website by going to
Parents & Community, clicking on Documents and Forms, then Policy manual, scroll down to Section J
Students and then click on section JLCG-R1 and JLCG-R2.
It is also important that your child understands the seriousness of life-threatening allergies and is encouraged
to be supportive and respectful of the student with the allergies. We appreciate your assistance in this matter
and if you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact your child’s teacher or myself. Thank you.
Mrs. Magnusson
Special Education Teacher/ URIS Representative
THANK YOU for helping us to provide a safe environment
for all of our students.

Music Notes
Music Department Notes
It has been a busy fall as everyone starts making music at BWCS. Grade
6 students have started to learn their band instruments, and Grade 5
students have started to learn guitar. There are a number of extracurricular
activities that may involve your child; here is a schedule.
Grade 6 Vocal Jazz Choir – Day 2 & 6, 11:35-12:05
Grade 7 Vocal Jazz Choir – Thursdays, 3:30-4:30
Grade 8 Vocal Jazz Choir – Day 1; 11:35-12:05
Jazz Band – Day 3, 11:35-12:05
Guitar Club- Day 4, 11:35-12:05
Our first band fundraiser is finished and band accounts will soon be updated. There will also be two
Mom’s Pantry fundraisers this year, one in November and one in February.
The annual RETSD/Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra concert is on November 2 at the Centennial
Concert Hall, and this year features choirs from all grade levels. Ten BWCS students have been
selected for the Grade 4/5 Choir, and seven students for the 6-8 choir. Rehearsals are on October
28, November 1, and November 2.
As well, there are opportunities for students to play with clay. Grade 4&5 Clay
Club takes place Mondays 3:30-4:30, and the Grade 6-8 group meets Tuesday
3:30-4:30. Additional permission forms for all activities may be found on Ms.
Chamberlin’s web page.
Library News
News from the Library
First of all, we would like to welcome our new library technician, Miss Flook! She is working hard to get new books ready
for our library and helping students in various ways. We are so happy you are with us!
A big thank you to all the students and parents who returned their books both, before and after, the summer! Our
inventory has been completed and we have already purchased many new books. They will be ready to go shortly.
Our sign out period is for one school day cycle and students must have all books returned in order to sign out new ones.
Kindergartens to grade two students are able to take out one book a cycle, and grade three to eight students may take
two. If you have any questions please come see us, we would be happy to see you.
We will have a book fair during parent teacher interviews once again. There will be more information to come. We look
forward to seeing you!
Happy Reading!
Mrs. Ziemianski Miss Flook
Teacher Librarian Library Technician

News from the Counsellor
News from the Counsellor’s Office
The last 2 months have been busy at BWCS. I have been getting to know the
students through classroom visits, group and individual work.
� The K-4 students have been learning how to resolve conflicts using the
DEBUG program. The 5 steps in order include:
1. Ignoring
2. Moving away
3. Talking friendly using an I message
4. Talking firmly
5. Getting adult help
� The grade 7 students have been learning about issues regarding Bullying, Gossip and Conflict Resolution.
� On October 20 th BWCS will host the Girlz Jam event sponsored by the YMCA for schools across River East
Transcona School Division. Eleven grade 8 girls from BWCS will participate in activities and workshops related to
self- esteem, healthy dating, body image, art and drama.
� Four grade 6 students were selected for the Career Trek program. Congratulations to Braeden, Hannah, Kaetlyn
and Travis who will experience 80 different careers over 20 weeks of Saturday programming.
� Helpful websites: www.cybertip.ca internet safety
www.childfind.mb.ca personal safety
www.adam.mb.ca Anxiety Disorders Association of Manitoba
I am also starting a small support/counselling group for students in Grades 1-2 and Grade 3, 4 and 5 who are
experiencing a recent separation or divorce. Please call or email me for more information.
Please feel free to email or call me directly at the school if you have concerns regarding your child.
Mrs. Pam Alexander
958-6532 ext. 2236
palexander@retsd.mb.ca
SAVE $5.00!
Pre-order by December 15, 2011
There are 2 ways to order:
On-line at jostensyearbooks.com
At the library (see Ms. Ziemianski)
-cash or cheque payable to BWCS
Yearbooks sold in June, 2012 will cost $20.00.

Over the past number of years at BWCS, we have been working hard to keep our students safe as
they walk and cross the streets to and from school. While our safety patrols work to encourage the
students to cross carefully we all have to do our part.
How can our Parents Help?
We ask that if you need to park when you are bringing your child to school, to park either on Rougeau
or Hatcher. Note the various ‘No stopping’ signs on the street as these were installed so students
would be safely dropped off and picked up at school. Parents should not stop or park at the Stop Sign
on Hatcher and Rougeau.
Do not park in our neighbours’ driveways or in front of their driveway. We need
to respect their property and their right to come and go from their property
without obstructions.
There is no stopping or parking on Bournais Drive or in the bus loop.
The loop is for buses and emergency vehicles only.
Remind your children that they are to use the cross walks at all times. This is
especially important if you are parking on Rougeau and they need to cross
the street.
If parents need to drop their students closer to school they may enter the parking lot and use the
spaces at the far west end of the lot. Remember to walk with your children in the parking lot as it
can get very busy (especially at 3:30). Remember to only park in the west (far) end of the parking
lot. You cannot park in numbered staff parking stalls during school hours.
If you have relatives or friends picking your child up from school, please share this information with
them.

Community Connector News
Where did September go? It seems like we just started back to school. My name is
Debbie Kutzan and I am the Community Connector here at Bernie Wolfe. I am very
excited about this year.
Stay N’ Play is taking place on Wednesdays from 9:30 to 11:15 starting on
October 19. Stay n’ Play is an opportunity for parents, grandparents or caregivers
and children to explore and learn through crafts, play and sharing time. Free play
will give you time to enjoy a cup of coffee and interact with other members of the
community. Healthy snacks are provided. This program will run until December 14 and
then will resume January 25.
On the evening of December 20 our school will be filled with fun. We are hosting a FAMILY HOLIDAY
CRAFT NIGHT. This evening event offers different crafts for parents and children to participate in,
snacks and an opportunity to interact with families. All children in attendance must be accompanied by an
adult. Further details of the fun will follow.
In conjunction with the Kidproof Safety, Bernie Wolfe will be offering the Babysitters Training Course
again. The course will be on Saturday, November 26 from 9:00 to 5:00. The course will be offered to
grades 6 and 7 students, with a maximum class size of 25. Please watch for participation forms later in
October.
Volunteers are the back bone of any community. There are many great opportunities to get involved in
Bernie Wolfe. You can spend time helping a teacher in a classroom or help drive a sports team to a game.
A note will be coming home with your child listing a number of ways to get involved. Please take time to
read it and get involved. All volunteers MUST complete a Child Abuse Register form, which can be picked
up in the office.
There are many great ways to be part of our Bernie Wolfe community. If you have any ideas or a
question I can be reached through the office at 958-6532 or email dkutzan@retsd.mb.ca. I am looking
forward to getting to know the children and their families and helping to create a Belonging Welcoming
Caring Succeeding environment.
Debbie Kutzan
Community Connector

PAC NEWS
The Bernie Wolfe Community School Parent Advisory Council (PAC) is excited to get back into the swing of
things for the coming school year.
One of the main priorities of the PAC is to increase and strengthen communication between school, home and
community. With that in mind, we are launching a monthly newsletter in an effort to keep parents informed and
involved.
You can email the members of PAC at bwcspac@gmail.com. Please take a moment to drop us a line and tell
us what you want to see in this newsletter. We hope to bring you content that’s important to you as
parents and members of the community.
The PAC meets on the second Tuesday of every month at 6:30PM in the parent room at Bernie Wolfe.
Parents are encouraged to attend the meetings as it’s a great way to stay connected and learn more about
what’s going on at the school. There are several new faces on the PAC this year so we're excited to get
started and looking forward to meeting you.
TPUE NEWS
Welcome back!!
Bitaemo!!
TPUE is a dedicated group of parents who work to support and enhance the Ukrainian
Language as well as cultural learning.
Our meetings are held the 2nd Tuesday of every month, and for 2011/2012, the meetings will
be at 7:30 pm in the family and parent room. All are always welcomed to attend.
Thank you to all who helped with the pizza lunch on September 23.
Your help was greatly appreciated.
The Annual General Meeting for MPUE will be held Saturday, October 15, 2011 at St.
Anne Ukrainian Catholic Church, 35 Marcie
From 10:00am – 12:00 pm.
Come and see what MPUE is all about.
TPUE would like to welcome Nicole Slota who has taken on the role of fundraising.
We still have the 16 month calendar for sale. They are a $10.00 each.
Please keep Wednesday, January 25, 2012 open on your calendars for Koliada.
2012 is our turn again to host Koliada. Volunteers will be needed for Koliada. Over the
next few weeks, we will be having meetings to plan
out the evening for Koliada.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact a member of the executive.

Community News
BASIC INTRODUCTION OF
THE OJIBWE LANGUAGE
Offered by River East Transcona School Division’s “Aboriginal Academic Achievement”
Participants will learn Ojibwe vocabulary and conversational language skills. The 13-week series will
build on the repetition and review of basic Ojibwe usage. This series is open to adults and to
children ages 8 and up – beneficial for families who want to learn Ojibwe together. A light supper will
be provided each session.
Dates:
13 Tuesday evenings from
November 1, 2011 to February 21, 2012.
Time: 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Salisbury Morse Place School,
795 Prince Rupert Ave.,
Winnipeg, MB
Instructor: Agnes Catcheway
Register by phone: ADULT & CONTINUING EDUCATION
667-6193
Or online: www.retsd-conted.com
For more information:
Lisa Aymont Hunter
669-9412, ext. 2955
Babysitting
Babysitter Training Course on Saturday, November 26 from 10 - 5.
Participation forms will be coming home later this month.
There is a class max of 25.

School Calendar – 2011 - 2012
October 2011
Run Club Tuesday and Thursday mornings
Grade 3 Assessment – on going
MY cross country
20 BWCS hosting RETSD Girls Jam Event (for MY girls across RETSD)
21 SAG – Professional Development – No Classes
26 Assembly 12:50 p.m.
27 School Picture Re-takes
28 Pizza Lunch
28 Halloween Dance 1:15 – 3:15 p.m.
November 2011
1 K, 1, 3, 5 and 7 - Hearing and Vision screening – all day
3 K, 1, 3, 5 and 7 - Hearing and Vision screening – all day
4-5 Volleyball Tournament
8 PAC Meeting @ 6:30 p.m. and TPUE Meeting @ 7:30
9 Early Dismissal 2:45 p.m.
10 End Term 1
10 Assembly 1:00 p.m. (Remembrance Day)
10 Lunch Program Committee Meeting 6:30 p.m.
11 Remembrance Day – NO CLASSES
14 NO CLASSES – a.m.– report card prep, p.m.– Professional Development
25 Pizza Lunch
25 Reports sent home
26 Kidproof Babysitter Training Course – 8:00 – 5:00 p.m.
30 Parent teacher interviews (evening)
December 2011
Gr 5 Volleyball Tournament – TBA
1 Parent Teacher Interviews (evening)
2 NO CLASSES- a.m. – Parent Teacher Interviews – p.m. – P. D.
6 PAC meeting @ 6:30 p.m. and TPUE Meeting @ 7:30
8 Winter Concert (Gr. K-5)
14 Stay and Plan – 9:30 -11:15 – (Last day)
15 Lunch Program Committee Meeting 6:30 p.m.
20 Family Craft Night - 4:00 - 9:00 p.m.
22 Pizza Lunch
22 Christmas Dance 1:00 – 2:15 p.m.
22 Thursday Early dismissal – Last day 2:30 p.m.

January 2012
Table Tennis club for Grade 4-8
9 Thursday Classes resume
17 PAC Meeting @ 6:30 p.m. and TPUE Meeting @ 7:30
18 Early dismissal 2:45 p.m.
19 Lunch Program Committee Meeting 6:30 p.m.
20 Solo and Ensemble Festival
24 Assembly 12:50 p.m.
26 Kolyada – EUBP Divisional Ukrainian Cultural Event at BWCS (evening)
27 Movie Night - 4:00 to 8:30
31 Gr 6-8 - Band Concert 7 p.m.
February 2012
Table Tennis club for Grade 4-8
3 Divisional Professional Development – NO CLASSES
7 PAC Meeting @ 6:30 p.m. and TPUE Meeting @ 7:30
9 Lunch Program Committee Meeting 6:30 pm
11 Wrestling gr 5 and 6
15 Early dismissal 2:45 p.m.
17 Pizza Lunch
17 School Dance – 1:15 – 3:15
20 Louis Riel Day - NO CLASSES
20-24 Optimist Band Festival (gr 7/8)
24 Movie Night
March 2012
Table Tennis club for Grade 4-8
Gr 3-6 Tumbling Rally
Spring pictures
2 End of Term 2
2 NO CLASSES – am – Report card prep, pm – Professional Development
6 PAC Meeting @ 6:30 p.m and TPUE Meeting @ 7:30 p.m.
8 Lunch Program Committee Meeting 6:30 pm
8-10 Optimist Jazz Festival
9 Reports Home
14-15 Ski Trip
15 Parent-Teacher Interviews – evening
16 NO CLASSES - a.m. Parent Teacher Interviews, p.m. – P. D.
19-22 Tumbling Rally - BWCS hosting – Grade 3-5 BWCS date TBA
21 Assembly 9:15 a.m.
23 Pizza Lunch
23 Spring Break begins

April 2012
Run Club Tuesday and Thursday mornings
Gr 6 basketball tournament
Level One Band Festival
2 Classes resume
6 Good Friday – NO CLASSES
9-13 Artist in the school - Fubuki Daiko
10 PAC Meeting @ 6:30 p.m. and TPUE Meeting @ 7:30
11 Early Dismissal 2:45 pm
12 Lunch Program Committee Meeting 6:30 pm
15-18 Cantando Band Festival (Edmonton)
19 Assembly 12:50 p.m. (Diversity Day)
20 PD (School Planning) NO CLASSES
24 Spring Band Concert at 7:00 p.m.
25 Grade 4 Zone Handball
26 Grade 5 Mini Handball
27 Pizza Lunch
May 2012
Run Club Tuesday and Thursday mornings
Gr 5 Basketball TBA
Vegeville and language camp - EUBP
Track and field events
7 Music Monday
8 PAC Meeting @ 6:30 p.m and TPUE Meeting @ 7:30
10 Lunch Program Committee Meeting 6:30 pm
11 Assembly 2:15 & Volunteer Recognition 9-4:00 (Family Rm) 12-4:00 (Library)
16 Early dismissal 2:45 p.m.
16 Walk-A-Thon Fundraiser
21 Victoria Day – NO CLASSES
23-24 Grade 1-3 Folkdance Festival (alt dates May 31, 30 – BWCS date TBA)
25 Pizza Lunch
June 2012
Run Club Tuesday and Thursday mornings
Gr 4-5 Soccer Tournament TBA
1 New Kindergarten Orientation Day
5 PAC Meeting @ 6:30 p.m. and TPUE Meeting @ 7:30
7 Lunch Program Committee Meeting 6:30 pm
8 Grade 5 Divisional Track and Field (alt date June12)
22 Pizza Lunch
26 a.m. Gr. 5-7 Recognition Assembly
p.m. Recognition Presentations – Grade level based
26 Grade 8 Farewell Cruise - 7:00pm - 10:00pm - TENTATIVE
27 Assembly 2:15 p.m. Gr. 8 Farewell/Recognition Assembly
28 Gr. 5-8 students FUN MOUNTAIN WATER PARK – TENTATIVE
29 Report Cards sent home
29 Friday Early dismissal – Last day 2:30 p.m.
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General Comments and Feedback for the Administration
Please feel free to call the school if you have any questions or concerns. We welcome your input
and opinions.