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Mathematicians Rise to the Challenge
Students from Glenlawn Collegiate Institute earned an impressive 
range of awards at the 2025 Canada Lynx Mathematical Competition, 
Manitoba division, showcasing strong achievement across multiple 
grade levels. With top honours, including gold, silver, and bronze 
awards, Glenlawn students demonstrated dedication, growth, and a 
deep commitment to mathematical learning. 


Students Strike a National Chord
Two guitar ensembles earned national recognition as finalists in 
the CBC Canadian Music Class Challenge, showcasing student 
talent and creative learning in action. Grade 7 students from École 
George-McDowell and Grade 10 students from Collège Jeanne-
Sauvé were selected among the Top 10 in the Studio Production 
category, highlighting the impact of dedicated arts education, student 
collaboration, and innovative teaching practices across LRSD schools.


WPC Staff Go Viral with Creative Parody
A creative parody video created during spirit week by Windsor Park 
Collegiate staff inspired by Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance 
captured widespread attention, reaching over one million views on 
Instagram. The video highlights the energy, creativity, and strong sense 
of community within the school.
2025 Susan Langley Earth Steward 
Teaching Award Runner-Up
Suzanne Simpson, Teacher-Librarian at École Varennes and École 
Provencher, brings climate action and outdoor learning to life through 
SDG-focused lessons that combine storytelling, discussion, and hands-
on activities. A Master Gardener, Master Composter, and Forest School 
Practitioner, Suzanne shares her expertise with students and staff 
while leading Environment Clubs and supporting community gardens. 
In recognition of her work, she was named a runner-up for the 2025 
Susan Langley Earth Steward Teaching Award, reflecting her deep 
commitment to environmental stewardship and education.
Jules Lavallee Memorial Bursary 
Rhianna Manningway-Crate and Jynx Houle, graduating 
students from Glenlawn and Windsor Park Collegiates, 
both received the Jules Lavallee Memorial Bursary at 
the 2026 Graduation Powwow. This award recognizes a 
graduating Indigenous student who has developed/used/
shared their gifts to fulfil goals and aspirations in relation 
to themselves, their families, and communities.  


Lights, Camera, Climate Action
Students across the division demonstrated the power 
of voice and climate action in the Climate Change 
Connection Youth Video Challenge. In the province-wide 
Grade 5–8 category, LRSD students earned the top three 
honours, with École St. Germain placing first, followed by 
students from Glenwood School and École Varennes. This 
outstanding achievement reflects the division’s strong 
commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals 
(SDGs).


LRATC Alumni Shine on 
Olympic Curling Broadcast in Italy
LRSD alumni Graham Parsons, Johnathan Schneider, 
Zoe Krzuk, and Jamie Wiebe brought their hurry-hard 
mentality to the international stage this year, contributing 
to Olympic curling broadcasts at the Milan–Cortina 2026 
Winter Games. Graduates of the Media and Broadcasting 
program at the Louis Riel Arts & Technology Centre, the 
alumni worked across key production roles, showcasing 
the strength of LRSD’s career-focused education and the 
meaningful pathways it creates for students in arts and 
technology fields.

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