| 词条 | Windsor Park Collegiate |
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| name = Windsor Park Collegiate | image = | caption = | address = 1015 Cottonwood Road | city = Winnipeg | province = Manitoba | postcode = R2J 1G3 | country = Canada | coordinates = {{coord|49.8617|-97.0744|region:CA-MB|display=inline,title}} | schooltype = Secondary school | fundingtype = Public | motto = Classical: Wisdom Patience Courage Traditional: Where Pride Counts New: Bold Education. Inspired Minds. | founded = 1960 | schoolboard = Louis Riel School Division | superintendent = Duane Brothers | principal = Karen Haluschak | staff = 38 Teachers, 36 Support Staff | grades_label = Grades | grades = Grades 9–12 | enrollment = 540 | enrollment_as_of = 2018 | language = English/Français Partiel | area = Windsor Park | colours = Purple and Silver {{color box|purple}}{{color box|silver}} | mascot = The Duke of Windsor | team_name = Royals | url = {{URL|http://www.lrsd.net/schools/WPC/}} | lastupdate = February 15, 2010 }} Windsor Park Collegiate (WPC) is a public secondary school in Winnipeg, Manitoba, within the Louis Riel School Division. History"In the year of nineteen hundred and sixty, in the community of Windsor Park, there opened a school that became a legend. Only one other school in North America had this [https://maps.google.com/maps?q=windsor+park+collegiate&hl=en&ll=49.861633,-97.074112&spn=0.001126,0.00327&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=45.063105,107.138672&t=h&hq=windsor+park+collegiate&z=19 unique hexagonal architecture]. The first principal of the school, Windsor Park Collegiate, was Mr. D. M. Slater, and the faculty population was 27. The first school President was R. D. McClelland. The school had a population of 619, ranging from Grade 7 to Grade 12. 93 of the students were graduating that year." Taken from the 1978 YearbookCurrently, Windsor Park Collegiate is a Grade 9 to Grade 12 school. Its 34 teachers and 40 support staff strive to maintain an environment that promotes student learning. The school offers an English Language Program. ArchitectureThe building was designed by local Winnipeg firm 'Green Blankstein Russell', and construction began in 1959.[1] The design is notable for its use of multiple two-storey hexagonal pods joined by hallways. The only other school know to feature the "[https://maps.google.com/maps?q=donald+d+lum&hl=en&ll=37.761902,-122.260046&spn=0.000976,0.001635&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=45.063105,107.138672&hq=donald+d+lum&t=h&z=20 unique hexagonal architecture]" is Donald D. Lum Elementary School in Alameda, California, which opened in 1961. A larger gym, designed by firm 'Duncan Rattray Peters Searle' was later added in 1969. Windsor Park Collegiate was built during the cold war, and rumors of a large bomb shelter in the foundation of the school have been propagated by students, staff and alumni for decades. Despite the school being constructed with a large, open area in its foundation, there is no evidence that it was ever designed as any sort of bomb shelter.[2] This unused underground space is accessible though a crawlspace near the former basement cafeteria, and a door near the main gym changing rooms. Special Needs ProgramWPC has the largest secondary school Special Needs program in the Louis Riel School Division. It is technically termed the Co-op Education Program and the Skills for Living Program. This program works with integration into standard classes, as well as work experience and life skills training. Bistro in the ParkIn 1999, the program opened up Crackers The Bistro, a full-service restaurant that was open to the public for lunch 5 days a week. Here they train and "employ" exclusively the students who are in the Occupational Skills Program within the Louis Riel School Division. It is located in a residential strip mall very close to WPC. The program was a great success in reaching its goals, but is still operated largely off donations and public funding. In 1999 this program won the Manitoba School Board Innovation Award.[3] As of July 2006 the restaurant was renamed Bistro in the Park.[4] 50th Anniversary Celebration and ReunionA 50th anniversary celebration and reunion was held on May 13–14, 2011. Many past students and staff attended the two-day celebration. A "Hall of Honour" was established and three people were inducted at the Gala Dinner. Butch Goring, Jennifer Jones and Evelyn Jacks. Notable alumni
References1. ^{{cite web|title=Winnipeg Architecture Foundation - 1015 Cottonwood road|url=http://www.winnipegarchitecture.ca/1015-cottonwood-road/|website=Winnipeg Architecture Foundation|accessdate=4 November 2014}} 2. ^{{cite news|title=Mythbusting at Windsor Park Collegiate|url=http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/our-communities/lance/Mythbusting-at-Windsor-Park-Collegiate-91612134.html|accessdate=4 November 2014|publisher=The Lance|date=22 April 2010}} 3. ^http://www.bigdatabase.ca/big-html/nonsecure/resources/success/success-crackers.html 4. ^http://www.lrsd.net/Administration/Boardroom/Minutes/Minutes06June2006.htm External links
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