JV Newsletter October 2010 - Jean Vanier Catholic High School

JV Newsletter October 2010 - Jean Vanier Catholic High School

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October 2010
PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
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Dear Parents/Guardians and Students,
We are off to a great start this school
year. Our students are energized and
enthusiastic. They continue to impress us
with their attitude, behaviour and commitment to education. I am truly proud of the
dedication, hard work and commitment
from the Jean Vanier staff as I reflect on
the many activities going on in the school.
Our grade nine orientation to Muskoka
Woods Camp was very successful as our
newest students were exposed to many
different activities and worked on a banner that will hang in our school for many
years. More importantly, our students met
and supported each other in a friendly,
collaborate environment.
We are organizing a visit with Mr. Vanier
at his home in France during March break
of 2011. Mr. Vanier has confirmed the
date, and activities at the original L’Arche
community are planned for the whole day.
The remaining eight days will be spent in
and around Paris.
Jean Vanier Trustees
Ann Stong
Mike Rizzi
Our students have shown that we are a
giving community by donating generously
to our Hurricane Igor relief fund for our
sisters and brothers in Newfoundland. We
collected over $850.00 to this cause. The
students also contributed greatly to our
Thanksgiving Food Drive.
Live simply
Volume 2
Scores for the Provincial EQAO Test of
Numeracy were posted last month. We
are very pleased as 90% of our grade
nine students enrolled in our Academic
level Math course met or exceeded the
Provincial standard. The success rate for
students in our Applied level course was
47%. This may be above Board and Provincial scores, however we have included
an increase of this number as part of our
School goals for 2010/2011.
November is traditionally the month of
remembrance and reflection. It may take
personal or communal expression. In either case, it is an important opportunity to
think about where we are and what we
are doing.
Congratulations to our newly elected
Catholic School Council. There are familiar faces from last year accompanied by
many new members. In fact, our Council
has grown by over 40%. Our School
Council Fundraising Committee has embarked on a campaign to support classroom activities that will enhance your children’s education. Information is included
with the report cards. We certainly appreciate and value your Council’s tireless
and continued support of our school initiatives.
There is much to celebrate here at Jean
Vanier and I treasure your support of our
school community.
I look forward to seeing you on Nov. 18th
at Parent/Teacher Interview Evening.
God Bless,
Ron Crocco
Principal
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CHAPLAINCY
"It is only when we stand up, with all our failings and sufferings, and try to support others rather than withdraw into ourselves, that we can
fully live the life of community."
— Jean Vanier (Community and Growth)
It is hard to believe that we have begun our second year together as a Catholic Community. Similar to last year, the students and teachers
here at Vanier have been busy building the foundation of a school that is inclusive and truly emulates the teachings of our namesake. There
are already many amazing things happening that demonstrate our commitment to love as Christ loves and to build a sense of family, where
all members are significant and feel as though they belong.
We were blessed with a beautiful day of sunshine as we celebrated our opening liturgy outdoors in our courtyard on September 10th. To be
able to celebrate our faith and begin the school year together by receiving Jesus Christ, while also celebrating Jean Vanier’s 82nd birthday is
a wonderful gift to our community. We would like to thank Father Doug Hilmer, from the Henry Carr Farm, for taking his afternoon to
lead us in our liturgy. He is a true friend and inspiration to our students and staff. We would also like to send out an enormous thank you to
the Spirit Movers from L’Arche Daybreak for blessing us with such a moving performance. It was a wonderful afternoon spent outdoors,
surrounded by God’s creations. During their lunch hour the students and staff enjoyed birthday cake in honour of Mr. Vanier’s birthday.
The religion Guest Speaker Program is also underway. All religion classes this semester will have the opportunity to hear a variety of
speakers from agencies in the Toronto Area, dealing with topics relevant to our faith development. Our students are incredibly blessed to
have the opportunity to hear from these agencies, the services they provide, and from individuals whose lives have changed because of their
help. In addition to the guest speaker program, all of our religion classes are taking part in a religion retreat this semester. The Grade 9’s
travelled to Muskoka Woods in September, where they took part in a retreat that focused on transition and their entry into high school. The
Grade 10’s visited Shadow Lake recently, where they participated in a Social Justice themed retreat. The Grade 11 retreat is approaching
quickly. Our senior students will be visiting various places of worship in the area, which coincides perfectly with their studies of World
Religions in Grade 11. The staff have been thoroughly enjoying their time with their students to reflect, to feel the presence of Jesus, and be
guided by the Holy Spirit.
It is hard to believe that Thanksgiving is over and that Advent is fast approaching. All students and staff have been invited to visit the
chapel at any time during the month of November to write the names of loved ones who have died, in the book of life and to pause for a
moment in prayer. On November 26th we are beginning to offer the students and staff at Vanier the opportunity to have “Lunch with Jesus.”
We will be offering mass in our school chapel during both Lunch A and Lunch C. In preparation for Christmas, the birth of our Saviour, we
have planned our Advent liturgy, which we will celebrate next door at Our Lady Queen of the World Parish, on December 9th.
We have been incredibly busy here, but we are so excited and amazed by our students and staff. You are always in our prayers. Please
continue to pray for us. We ask that Jean Vanier continue to pray for our school community and that we strive to live each day in light of
his principles.
God Bless us all!
The Chaplaincy Team - M. Wade and M. Rooney
PARENT / TEACHER INTERVIEWS
Students have completed the first half of the semester and it
is time for them to take stock of their efforts and levels of
achievement. As we continue on our mission of developing
young minds and bodies, students need to reflect on their
objectives for the semester to determine if they are meeting
or exceeding them.
Parents play a vital role in promoting academic excellence.
One of the principle ways to be effective is to review your
child’s report card and attend Parent/Teacher Conference
Night on Thursday, November 18th, although parental interest in their child’s academic performance ought to be ongoing throughout the school year. Research confirms that parent support and positive monitoring of their child’s progress
can be decisive in the success or failure of
their child. All of us working together
will ensure success, which is what we
want for all of our students.
Please be sure to make appointments
early to avoid disappointment. Appointment sheets have been included with
your child’s report cards. Interviews run
from 3:30 to 5:00 and 6:30 to 8:30.
Please
remember jean vanier
is a fragrance free
Environment!
We have staff
Members and students with
serious allergies!
REMEMBRANCE DAY
According to the Roman Catholic Church, November is the month of remembrance and reflection.
This corresponds to the time in the natural cycle for
harvest and dying. We have long called it the
“month of the poor souls”, but many today prefer the
“month of all saints”. It includes both All Saints’
Day, November 1, and All Souls’ Day, November
2.
We distinguish between our loved ones in heaven
and - “all saints”, who pray for us – and our loved ones who have died
and for whom we are moved to pray. These are “the poor souls”, who
still may be undergoing the purging process of death-to-self that follows
repentance. In this month of harvest and dying, the Church memorializes the dead and recognizes Jesus as Lord of the living and the dead.
ODERNS
DEPARTMENT
Trip to St. Donat, Quebec: 13 – 16 February 2011
The Moderns Department is excited to announce that a group of ten students will be accompanying Madame Schmidt on the slopes during our upcoming Grade 10 “Living-in-French Language Trip” to St. Donat, Quebec, in the heart of the Laurentians. The trip will take place February 13-16, 2011. The students,
who are currently pursuing French as an elective course at Vanier, will be immersed in the French language while engaging in rich, cultural experiences. They will also have the opportunity to engage in daily
outdoor activities including skiing and/or snowboarding at nearby Mont Garceau. We are hoping to make
this an annual trip...something for our current Grade 9 students to consider for next year! Bon ski!
Madame Schmidt
CATHOLIC SCHOOL COUNCIL
I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you back to
the halls of Jean Vanier CHS and for those of you who are
new to the school this year—WELCOME.
Our School Council is in full swing. We had our elections in
September and I am proud to announce that we doubled in
size. We currently have voted in 22 parent volunteers which
make up our Parent Council. Congratulations and thank you to
our new Jean Vanier CHS Council for 2010/2011. Our Social
Committee is busily preparing for our Parent Teacher interviews on November 18th as well as a Parent Information
Night on December 2nd for parents of children in Grade 8.
Our fundraising committee is in the process implementing a
“One Time Family Donation” and we will have a table set up
on the evening of Parent Teacher Interviews, please stop by
our table for more information.
This year we were once again approved for our Parents
Reaching Out Grant, which we have entitled Bridging the
Gap. We will be purchasing Parenting DVD’s for our Library,
which will be age appropriate to aid in parenting, educating
and connecting with our high school students. Please look for
upcoming information in future newsletters to inform you
when the DVD library will be available.
Please visit our Council Corner on the Jean Vanier Website
for more information as well, if you have any questions please
email the parent council at [email protected]
All the best for a safe and happy Christmas Season,
Nicole Alberico
Jean Vanier CHS Chair
JVEC
JEAN VANIER ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL
News: Adopt-a-Park!
In the fall of 2010, JVEC “adopted” a park in our community. With
the help of student volunteers, JVEC cleaned up Timber Mill Park
on Tuesday, November 9th. It was an opportunity for the students
to socialize, have fun, and care for our environment. We can all
make a difference by keeping our neighbourhood green! Much appreciation to Ms. Eun and Mr. Radica for overseeing the event.
EQAO MATH RESULTS
Several weeks ago our current Grade 10 students received their EQAO
Math report card. We would like to acknowledge the fine work of our
Math Department. Our Grade 9 students from last year faired well. In
the academic results, 90% of our students achieved level 3 or higher on
the assessment. Our applied students exceeded the Provincial results
and were slightly higher than the Board’s overall result. Please find
attached the highlights of our school results.
The Math department is motivated to improve upon these results in this
year’s assessment.
Well done...Jean Vanier!!
GRADE 10 AND 11
SKILLED TRADE PRESENTATION
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On Monday, October 25 , the Grade 10 Careers and Civics
classes, as well as Grade 11 students, had the opportunity to
listen to a guest speaker from Skills Canada. During this session, students were able to learn about career opportunities in
the Skilled Trades. In addition, students were encouraged to
consider this very viable option as a possible pathway after high
school.
GRADE 10 CAREER DAY
On Wednesday, November 3rd the
Grade 10 students participated in the
2nd Annual Jean Vanier Career Day.
Students spent the first part of the
morning listening to guest speakers
talk about post-secondary destinations:
namely, University, College and Apprenticeship programs. After this,
Grade 10 students had the opportunity
to take part in five different workshops
hosted by guest speakers from a variety of fields. In these workshops, students were able to find out more about
a particular career and learn about the
requirements for pursuing that career
in the future. Ms. Wong, Mrs.
Mongillo, and Mr. Marrin would like
to thank administration, teachers and students for their continued support of this day.
JV READS—EVERY WEDNESDAY!
In support of Literacy, 15 minutes are dedicated every Wednesday where everyone
“Stops Talking and Reads”!
Newspapers are provided for students during
this time...or they can read their own books.
THE SOCIAL NETWORK
The Media Studies Class looks into many different forms of constantly changing media and
how they affect our lives. Social media, like
Facebook, has changed the way in which people communicate with each other. The Media
Studies class will be taking a look at the impact of social media along with the differences between communication and meaningful interaction, along with the differences between “information” and “knowledge” this semester.
In order to support this learning, our class along with Ms. Baptista’s Communication Technology class, went to the Empire
Theatre at Elgin Mills for a private screening of The Social
Network to gain a better understanding of Facebook’s origins
and how it has evolved over a short period of time. The film
was insightful, sparked much discussion in class, and was enjoyed by all.
Mr. Gouveia
On Wednesday, November 3rd the Grade 9 students participated in the annual Take Your Kid
to Work Day, accompanying their parents, or
friends of family to their places of employment.
Close to 200 Grade nines took part in this day
and had the opportunity to gain a glimpse of the
world of work. The event proved to be a great
success.
Mrs. Mongillo would like to thank all Grade 9
parents and teachers for their support with this
very important job shadowing initiative.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
Upcoming Events—Poetry in Motion
In November, we will be introducing
a special “Poetry in Motion” week.
During this week, all students taking
English this semester will have a
chance to share their favourite lines
of poetry with the rest of the students
in the school by displaying them on
posters throughout the halls of
Vanier!
Ms. Masterson, Department Head of English
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
Resources
All Jean Vanier students should have received copies of three
books:
The OSSLT Red Literacy Student Workbook,
A Pocket Style Manual and
Becoming Human by Jean Vanier.
Literacy Across the Curriculum
OSSLT Workbook
•All Grade 9 and 10 Jean Vanier students have begun working in their OSSLT Red Literacy Workbooks. These workbooks will be used by all of the students in their various
courses to help prepare them for writing the OSSLT. Our
next Literacy Preparation Day is November 17. All students need their Red Books for the day.
•This year, Grade 9 students will complete half of the exercises in the book, and the remaining half will be completed
next year when they are in Grade 10.
•Our Grade 10 students will be completing this workbook
during first and second semester this year in preparation for
the OSSLT Test in March 2011.
A Pocket Style Manual
•All students should have copies of this manual. It is a very
important reference tool which our students will be using
for all of their courses.
Field Trips
This semester, many of our students have had the opportunity to
participate in some wonderful field trips.
Macbeth : 12 October 2010
This semester's Grade 10 English students, accompanied by Mr. Gouveia, Ms. Mongillo, and Mr.
Sorgini, attended a performance of Macbeth by The
Classical Theatre Project, held at the Bathurst Street Theatre.
The Classical Theatre Project is well known for creating wonderful educational experiences for students, and their unique
productions afford students the opportunity to fully engage with
and appreciate the fantastical world of Shakespeare. The students departed in the morning and had some time to have lunch
in bustling downtown Toronto. At 1:00pm, they gathered in the
Bathurst Street Theatre to view the play. The Grade 10’s witnessed nine actors play more than fifteen roles, create sound
effects, and deliver a wonderful performance of one of Shakespeare's most popular tragedies.
After the show, students had the opportunity to ask the actors
questions during a Talk-Back session. The students learned
more about the performance side of a Shakespearean play,
which gave them a greater appreciation for how complex his
stories actually are. Our Grade 10’s enjoyed the wonderful day
and returned with new knowledge and new respect for one of
literature's greatest contributors.
Students in “Contemporary Aboriginal Voices”
Journey to the Haliburton Forest Nature Reserve!
17 October 2010
On a sunny, beautiful fall
day, our ten Contemporary
Aboriginal Voices Grade 11
University class embarked on
a three day foray into the
Canadian wilderness. We drove for two and a half hours to the
Haliburton Forest Nature Reserve to spend three days on a reading and wilderness retreat. While there, we enjoyed a hike
through the Wild Woods Walk, a nature hike littered with environmentally friendly art displays, visited the Wolf Centre to learn
about the politics of the pack, experienced the howling and barking of 108 sled dogs who are preparing for their winter runs and
enjoyed an astronomy walk which culminated at the reserve’s
observatory where we got to see the surface of the moon, a planetary nebula and stars in all of their glory. As though this were not
enough, we were able to really experience the natural world as
represented in the novel that the students are studying presently
entitled Keeper’n Me by Ojibway writer, Richard Wagamese.
Being surrounded by the tranquility and solitude of Lake MacDonald helped us all realize that we are but small pieces in this
universe and that it is our responsibility and our privilege to experience this life alongside the natural world. Most importantly,
students learned that they can actually survive without their cell
phones and iPods after all!
A wonderful time was had by all and after much journaling and
photography, we re-entered the fast-paced world of the 21st century with changed hearts and new perspective. Hopefully, we can
do it all over again next year with more students and some experienced senior leaders along for the ride!
Ms. Bettio
Romeo and Juliet: 1 November 2010
The students in the Grade 9 English classes of
Mr. Gouveia, Ms. Masterson and Ms. Mauricio were able to witness the ever so popular
William Shakespeare production of Romeo
and Juliet. Performed by a group of professional actors at Central Commerce Collegiate in the heart of Toronto, the strong emotions were delivered with heart, energy and
enthusiasm. With a simple set and modern costumes, the actors
brought the teenage romance to life in front of our very eyes.
Students laughed at the antics of the Nurse and Mercutio; while
they watched the love between Romeo and Juliet unfold to its
tragic end.
The actors were available for a Talk-Back session, allowing students to ask questions about the production and the actors. Students were amazed to find out that the actors only had three
weeks to rehearse and learn their lines – something none of the
viewers would have expected! The production was fantastic and
allowed students to study Shakespeare in a way like no other.
Ms. Mauricio
It has been a vibrant semester here at Jean Vanier. To start, 3 of our student leaders travelled
to Montreal for six days to attend the Canadian Student
Leadership Conference. These students gained an invaluable
experience meeting other young student leaders from across
the country, heard dynamic speakers and attended numerous
workshops. We are confident that the conference enabled
the development of these students’ leadership styles and enhanced their communication skills. In
effect, upon their return, these students have trained other leaders in our school and ran workshops
at the Horizon Conference, held on November 5th at Brother Andre.
These leaders were not the only J V students in attendance at the Horizon Conference, 20 additional future J V leaders also attended. The theme of this conference was: “Stand Up, Speak Out”
with the purpose to raise awareness about student bullying within our schools. The students were asked to “stand up and speak
out” against taunting, violence, discrimination to ensure a safer school and community environment. The day started with a dynamic
and high spirited tone which the students embraced. Our students were lucky to attend different workshops led by student leaders
from other high schools across our board and listen to Anthony McLean’s message regarding the impact of “standing up and
speaking out”. We are very lucky to have Anthony come and speak to the rest of the student body on Tuesday, November 16th.
Muskoka Woods was another fabulous annual event. Grade 9 students together with 37 student leaders and staff advisors went up to
Muskoka Woods on Sept. 29 – October 01. The purpose of this event was to build a sense of community within our grade 9 students
who come from different elementary schools. The experience and memories that these students had through outdoor activities,
games, and presentations will last a life time.
This year we are proud to announce our first grade 9 council. The council named themselves the Junior Jaguar or better know as the
“J J”. They are led by our two wonderful advisors: Ms. Campacci and Ms. Sanci. Their first activity is a fundraiser for “Missionaries
of the Poor” that will take place on Tuesday, November 23rd, 2010. We are very proud of our grade 9 “J J’s” and we are looking
forward to many more activities.
Some of the highlights from our other fabulous councils:
Arc Council:
Student Council:
Athletic Council:
Environmental Council:
ESP Council:
Art Council:
Thanksgiving Food Drive, The Vow of Silence, Remembrance Day
Halloween week, Candy Cane sales, Semi-formal coming up in February for our Grade 11 students
School Intramurals, Basketball Buy-In
Timber Mill Park Clean Up (November 09) after school
Bullying Prevention week (Nov. 15- 19), Drug and Alcohol Awareness week (Nov. 22- 26)
Christmas Arts Night
A MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD
The York Catholic District School Board is committed to creating and
maintaining school environments in which students, staff, parents and others
feel safe. Schools cannot ignore any threat of violence.
All threat making behaviours made by student(s) will be taken seriously.
Incident(s) will be reported to administration who will conduct an investigation which may lead to the activation of the Student Threat Management
Protocol.
Please refer to the Student Threat Management Fair Notice and Process on
the board website. It is located with the resource documents under Our
Schools -> Safe Schools.
If you have any questions please call 905-713-1211, ext. 11630.
DESIRE FOR CHANGE
We are very proud of our students and Ms.
Bettio who attended the Desire for Change
Symposium and were featured in an article in the Catholic Register.
Please go to http://
www.catholicregister.org/ysn-news/yorkregion-students-look-to-bust-stereotypes to
view the article.
FIRST ANNUAL AWARDS CEREMONY
On October 8th, Jean Vanier celebrated and recognized the academic achievements of our students at our first Annual Awards
Ceremony. We would like to thank Mary Cosentino, Superintendent of Education, and Fr. Michel for joining our celebration.
A special thank you to the Awards Committee members,
Clarissa Micallef, Danielle Carraro, Anna Mauricio, Gina Eun,
Grace Wong, Carol Baptista, and Silvana Wong
It is an honour to recognize the Principal’s Award winners.
This award is presented annually to the top 5 students in each
grade level.
Grade 9
Alex Lam
Kaitlyn Liu
Cassandra Myers
Rita Nwaneamaka Okolo
Patrick Trzcinka
Canadian History in the Twenty First Century
Nicole Brook Daniels
10
Amanda Goncalves
10
Michaela Soscia
10
Desiree Thompson
10
Civics
Maria Mikaela Bangayan Labayan 10
ENGLISH
Dyon Coleman Mui
Rita Nwaneamaka Okolo
Cameron Telch
Nicole Brooke Daniels
09
09
09
10
GUIDANCE
Olivia Gregoris
Alexandria Pukas
Michaela Soscia
10
10
10
MATHEMATICS
Cameron Telch
09
Kimberly Marie Caldwell 10
Grade 10
Amanda Goncalves
Ardeshir Moubed
Nazgol Moubed
Manching Janet Tsoi
Mark Tullio
Foundations of Mathematics
Adam Michael Nazar
09
Soo Jin Anna Hwang
10
Principles of Mathematics
Patrick Trzcinka
09
Ardeshir Moubed
10
Our top subject award winners in each subject
area.
ARTS
Dramatic Arts
Adrianna Nicole Damiano 09
Matthew Balasbas
10
Ardeshir Moubed
10
Nazgol Moubed
10
Instrumental Music
Jessica Cerdania
Alexander Travis Lee
Visual Arts
Cassandra Myers
Hilton Chiu
Comprehensive Arts
Vivian Wai-Yan Leung 09
09
10
BUSINESS /TECHNOLOGICAL STUDIES
Introduction to Information Technology in Business
Patrick Trzcinka
09
Exploring Technology
Patrick Trzcinka
09
Introduction to Business
Manching Janet Tso
10
Communications Technology
Alessia Di Lorenzo
10
Hospitality and Tourism
Michaela Soscia
10
CANADIAN & WORLD STUDIES
Geography of Canada
Dyon Coleman Mui
09
Cassandra Myers
09
09
10
MODERN LANGUAGES
French
Dyon Coleman Mui
09
Stefanie Siauw
09
PHYSICAL & HEALTH EDUCATION
Healthy Active Living
Monika Bregar
09
Sara De Iuliis
09
Alex Lam
09
Rita Nwaneamaka Okolo 09
Kasra Vakiloroayaei
09
Matthew Balasbas
10
Madison Brown
10
RELIGION
Sara De Iuliis
Alex Lam
Kaitlyn Liu
Cassandra Myers
Jessica Anne Nazaareth
Maria Labayan
Ardeshir Moubed
09
09
09
09
09
10
10
SCIENCE
Alex Lam
Dyon Coleman Mui
Mark Tullio
09
09
10
STUDENT SERVICES
Cameron Telch
09
HONOUR ROLL
GRADE 9
Sabrina Alibhai
Muna Al-Sharari
Rebecca Adwoa Amofa
Monika Ayoub
Paula Kim Santiago Beronilla
Freda Bizimana
Diana Boruta
Monika Bregar
Mikael Nicholas Castaldo
Jessica Cerdania
Joshua Henry Chan
Daryl Chow
Mary Anne Cruz
Alex Junior De Celis
Sara De Iuliis
Jonelle De Luca
Meira Dholakia
Anthony George Dimitroulakos
Lauren Rachel D'Souza
Samer Elhallak
Michael Emanoilidis
Georgia Fasciale
Anthony Fimiani
Mitchel Gibson
Camilo Andres Guzman
Natalie Haddad
Christopher Hanna
Erica Seen-Ting Ho
Adriana Karababas
Lana Khader
Kirill Igorovych Kokorin
Alex Lam
Irene Allison Laureta
Vivian Wai-Yan Leung
Kaitlyn Liu
Rachel Menezes
Andrew Morra
Dyon Coleman Mui
Cassandra Myers
Sarah Nasrallah
Sandra G. Nasrallah
Jessica Anne Nazareth
Rita Nwaneamaka Okolo
Daniela Sofia Plascencia
Sebastian Pugliese
Mersedeh Rahmani
Joseph Daniel Rositano
Tina Rotolo
Aram Safaryan
Stefan Alexander Senic
Li Xin Shen
Stefanie Siauw
Jacky Chun Kit Tam
Cameron Telch
Kyle David Thalheimer
Stella Tonakanian
Cassandra Torriano
Patrick Trzcinka
Eilia Yazdanian
Corey Yuen
GRADE 10
Janine Fenina Abel
Ayah Al-Sharari
Samantha Anastacio
Aaqib Syed Abdul Azeem
Matthew Balasbas
Natalie Bateni
Madison Brown
Raffi Samuel Buchkazanian
Meghan Pilar Celestial
Daimeon Anthony Chance
Hilton Chiu
Alexander Jonathan Dan
Nicole Brooke Daniels
Alessia Di Lorenzo
Taylor D'Souza
Alessandra Fernandes
Amanda Goncalves
Olivia Gregoris
Luis Felipe Guzman
Michael John Handrigan
Syed Karrar Hussain
Soo Jin Anna Hwang
Ryan Austin Jeevanayagam
Kulin Hitendra Kachhadia
Melissa Li Kawaja
Melissa Kleinau
Beom-Joon Kwon
Maria Mikaela Bangayan Labayan
Johnathan Chung Wai Lau
Lara Marelle Lee
Alexander Travis Lee
Adelle Lima
Robert Miller
Michael Daniel Moore
Ashkan Moubed
Nazgol Moubed
Ardeshir Moubed
Nicole Norcia
Janine Outschoorn
Alexandria Pukas
Hirad Raisi Nafchi
Giancarlo Sarraino
Sarmad Samir Sarsam
Michaela Soscia
Laylanie Steadman
Tara Tehrani
Manching Janet Tsoi
Mark Tullio
Kasra Vakiloroayaei
Sarah Van Dongen