Donor Family and Friends of Rosalie Szuch Where Tenable Louise Dean School Field of Study Unrestricted Value $2000 Number One Claim Time One year Eligibility Open to students registered in grade 12 who are completing the requirements of a high school diploma. Applicants must have demonstrated academic progress and financial need. Overall contribution to the  Continue Reading »

Established in 1982 by Cohos, Evamy & Partners in honour of Richard D. Tingle for students attending Louise Dean School. The award is intended to encourage graduating students to pursue further education. Donor Anne Tingle and family Where Tenable Louise Dean School Field of Study Unrestricted Value $1,250 Number One Eligibility Open to students registered in  Continue Reading »

The bursary(s), in the amount of $500 is/are available to students who, in the year of the award, have completed the requirements for an Alberta High School Diploma. The purpose of this award(s) is to provide monetary incentive for students to continue their studies beyond the senior high school level, in programs of at least  Continue Reading »

Mr. Brigden served as Science Department Head at Ernest Manning High School for nine years from September 1969 to June 1978. He was genuinely admired and respected by his students and staff colleagues. His attention to good scholarship coupled with his friendly and helpful interest in extra­curricular activities will long be remembered. In his memory,  Continue Reading »

Beta Sigma Phi International is a non-academic sorority with 200,000 members in chapters around the world. Founded in Abilene, Kansas in 1931 by Walter W. Ross, the organization has spread to every state of the United States, to every Canadian province, and to 30 other countries. The sorority was founded for the social, cultural, and  Continue Reading »

This award was established in honour of Olwen (Evans) Thomas, an educator and administrator with the Calgary Board of Education, who started her career in 1971 as a Social Studies teacher at Crescent Heights High School. Olwen was staff sponsor of the student council and the cheerleaders and was the school librarian for a couple  Continue Reading »

Originally established through a will bequest made by Archie McKillop in 1921 and continued by Barbara and Duncan McKillop, this student award fund recognizes the achievements of the “best academic student” completing grade 11 and entering their final year of high school who has demonstrated community and/or school volunteerism. The awards are available for students  Continue Reading »

Lana Hanson was an exceptional math teacher who inspired her CBe-learn students and colleagues alike.  Her passion and enthusiasm for teaching, learning and the arts, was communicable as she awakened those who had the privilege to work with her to drive for deeper mathematical connections in a broader context, thus creating a learning landscape/canvas much  Continue Reading »

Hugh Thomas Robertson was born on September 13, 1901, in Morrisburg, Ontario. In 1911 his family moved to Calgary. He graduated from Central Collegiate Institute in 1921 and after a year of Normal School, taught in a variety of rural locations in Alberta. He left teaching to pursue academics at the University of Saskatchewan, completing  Continue Reading »

Success in athletics and academics takes discipline, drive, desire, responsibility, resilience, selflessness and leadership that, together, create a solid foundation for success in all aspects of life. Established in 2017 by the Code family, this award honours a Crescent Heights student who showed dedication to both their academic and athletic pursuits and will assist the  Continue Reading »