HORIZON HUTTERIAN COLONY SCHOOLS

 

MISSION STATEMENT

Horizon School Division Colony teachers will strive to enable each Hutterite student to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary for becoming responsible citizens of their own community and society at large.  Hutterite students will be self-confident, critical thinkers, who are capable of making informed choices.

 

VISION – The following is a brief description of the fundamental characteristics of education in which Horizon Colony Educators are committed to achieving:

 —Students who are prepared to be productive members of the community

 —Students who are creative and cooperative problem solvers and critical thinkers

 —Students who have confidence and respect for themselves and each other

 —A respectful, safe and secure environment for all

 —Caring, competent, professional and enthusiastic staff

 —Frequent and meaningful communication among all stakeholders

 —Openness to innovative instructional strategies and ideas that meet the needs of all students, while   

    respecting Hutterian culture

 —Accountability and effective resource management

 

BELIEFS

—We are committed to maximizing the learning of our students during their eight or nine school years, promoting fluency in English.
 
—Colonies have a unique culture.  It is our belief that we must work within and respect this culture.
 
—We are committed to providing high quality education as prescribed by the School Act, using acceptable technology, new research and resources to lead students to be critical thinkers, and to consider multiple perspectives.
 
—Colony teachers are dedicated to the belief that, while various environmental factors may influence children in a colony school, it is our responsibility to continually find ways of making instruction more effective.
 
 

Horizon Colony School VALUES focus on:

—Respect– A commitment to respect cultural diversity with a focus on the family and religion as it applies to the Hutterite community.
 
—Responsibility– People are dependable and make choices for which they are accountable, in an honest and trustworthy manner.
 
—Relationships– People working in partnerships to achieve common goals and their personal best.

 

 

Hutterian Brethren School 

Teachers and Assistants

School Phone Number

Administration

Gary Bradbury - Coordinator of Colony Schools

223 3547 ext 10051

Administration

Joanne Sparks - Secretary

223-3547 ext 10033

Armada

*James Schalk

 Bonnie Dyck

792-2346

Bluegrass

*Kim Francis

 Carol Thompson, Sue Wachtler

642-3693

Cameron Farms

*Lorraine Lavoie

 Sharon Tucker, Marion Martin

223-8394

Cameron Farms East

*Terri Hansen

 Kendall Valgardson

380-9202

Delco

*Suzanne Karren

 Joyce Todd-Hood

222-2217 

Elmspring 

*Shelley Townsend

 Monique Krokosh

642-2181

Enchant 

*Kim Estabrooks

 Cindy Wiest, Stacey Stokes

739-2069

Evergreen

 

Fairlane

 

*Troy Kazakawich

  Regina Sajinovic

*Jody Grue

 Tammy Nilsson

 223-3850

 

 

222-3993

Hillridge 

*Doris Janzen

 Gill Hirch

 Pamela Schultz

223-8412

Kingsland

*Rod Bevans

Sharon Morrison, Serena Crown

733-3510

Lomond 

*Brenda Schlaht

 Patti Sande

792-2369

Midland 

*Brenda Brautigam

 Lori Noble

223-8430

Miltow 

*Sharon Kerfoot

 Robin Macleod

642-2259

Oaklane 

*Ryan Nugent

 Angela Hampton, Michelle Rombough

223-8431

Prairiehome 

*Shane Wilson

 Mary Jane Edwards

222-2075

River Road 

*Charlene Price

 Marla Hollingsworth

344-2265

Sunnysite 

*Jacqueline Wright

 Sue Wachtler

642-2294

Upcoming Important Dates

Calendar 2010-2011

Hutterite Way of Life

AISI Cycle 4 PD

Novel Studies