Louis Riel School Division International Student Program Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
About Louis Riel School Division • School district in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • 40 schools – 8 high schools – 32 elementary/middle years schools – English and French immersion programming – ATC – Accredited post-secondary institution – Summer Enrichment Program
Louis Riel • The Division is named after Louis Riel • Who was Louis Riel? • 1844-1885 • Political figure in the history of Manitoba • A founder of the province of Manitoba
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada The heart of the continent
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Winnipeg is the capital of Manitoba Winnipeg
City of Winnipeg Division Board Office Louis Riel School Division
Louis Riel School Division Catchment • Borders the Red River • Green space & parks • Small lakes • Close to Universities High Schools Early/Middle Years schools Universities
Louis Riel School Division • Students will become more fluent in English or French • Students will meet many new friends • Professional teaching staff of over 1500 teachers • All schools embrace the use of technology • Physical Education is taught at every school
Winnipeg • Capital city of the province of Manitoba • Large urban centre in mid-western Canada • Major transportation hub in North America • Approximate population 800,000
Downtown Winnipeg features many river walkways which extend for miles
Winnipeg is built at the fork of two major rivers which adds to the beauty of the city.
There are many large shopping areas throughout Winnipeg.
The Forks Market is a popular area year round for locals and tourists alike.
Winnipeg has many professional sports teams including baseball, hockey and football.
The Great Outdoors: clean air, blue sky, healthy living
Four Distinct Seasons
Winnipeg is a centre of culture and different ethnic groups which are celebrated all year.
Did You Know? • Manitoba is multicultural: – Over 200 ethnic groups speaking over 100 languages • Manitoba has over 100,000 lakes and rivers • UN ranks Canada in top 5 places to live • Canada is the 2 nd largest country in the world
Many festivals celebrate different parts of Canadian culture, heritage, agriculture and music. Festival du Voyageur Corn and Apple Festival
Collège Béliveau - http://www.lrsd.net/Schools/CB/
Collège Jeanne-Sauvé - http://www.lrsd.net/schools/CJS/
Dakota Collegiate - http://www.lrsd.net/schools/DCI/
Glenlawn Collegiate - http://www.lrsd.net/schools/GCI/
J.H. Bruns Collegiate - http://www.lrsd.net/schools/JHB/
Nelson McIntyre Collegiate - http://www.lrsd.net/schools/NMC/
Windsor Park Collegiate - http://www.lrsd.net/schools/WPC/
Arts and Technology Centre - http://www.lrsd.net/schools/ATC/
Manitoba’s High School Semester System • School year runs from September to June • Two semesters – 1 st semester September – January – 2 nd Semester February – June • Course options vary in each semester in each school – All schools offer courses required to graduate • Diploma recognized across Canada and in many other countries around the World
Manitoba’s High School Credit System • Grades 9 to 12 students earn credits towards graduation • Credits provide flexibility to pursue courses best suited to all students’ interests and goals • 30 credits needed to graduate – Combination of compulsory (mandatory) and optional courses (electives)
Want More Information? • ISP Handbook – International Student Guide • USB drive and materials • http://isp.lrsd.net for more information • Watch our videos online
Louis Riel School Division International Student Program Thank you for considering LRSD-ISP
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