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OPEN HOUSE
Thurs., January 24, 2013 10:00 - 11:30 am 1:00 - 2:30 pm & 7:00 - 8:30 pm
At the open house, we would like to share more about Cascade Christian School and all we have to offer. There will be a time for discussion, questions and a tour of our facilities. PLEASE CALL THE SCHOOL
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My time at Cascade Ch School was a part of my I would not trade for the It was a time in my life more and more thankfu year passes by. The com that is formed by a sma of like-minded individua teachers, parents, and s a community that is abs unique and I have been pressed to find it elsewh cultivates growth and encourages my faith in a way th only beginning to truly appreciate. It wasn’t just schoo place I could really call home, a place where I could fi It was a safe place to grow as my classmates and I we “finding ourselves” as individuals, and finding our iden Christ. It was just as much an education in the classro it was an education in relationships, in personal growt spiritual health which is exactly what the body of Chri be. To truly find that manifest in a group of people is a and the importance of taking hold of such an opportun opinion and based on my experience, is something tha overstated. —K
“During my time at Cascade, I took for gra the foundation being se beneath me. Years late I appreciate the knowle and understanding gai from the caring, involv staff and the Biblical teaching.” — Jared
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ATTENTION: STRATA OWNERS & STRATA COUNCIL
Woman found on tracks dies of injuries A 54-year-old Chilliwack woman found unresponsive on railway tracks near the Broadway Street crossing Tuesday has died. Chilliwack RCMP say there is nothing suspicious about the incident, however they are continuing their investigation. The woman was found on the tracks by a couple who were walking along Broadway Street when they saw what appeared to be someone lying on the tracks. “It appeared the lady fell on the
tracks and hit her head,” the couple, who asked their names not be published, said, “but she was still warm and breathing when we found her.” Police arrived within minutes of being called and began CPR on the woman until paramedics arrived. The woman was taken to hospital where she was later pronounced dead. Chilliwack RCMP Const. Tracy Wolbeck said no foul play is suspected. No further details were immediately available.
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For the first time in school history, GW Graham’s senior girls basketball team has cracked the top 10 in the provincial high school AA rankings. The Grizzly girls are ninth on the latest list, released Monday, sandwiched between No. 10 Archbishop Carney (Port Coquitlam) and No. 8 Southridge (Surrey). GWG’s latest outing justified the optimistic outlook. The Grizzlies bombed Abbotsford Collegiate 63-43. Kaitlyn McDonald led GWG in scoring with 41 points, including nine three pointers. GWG’s league record sits at 2-1, good for second place in the Fraser Valley East standings. The Heritage Park Highlanders are first at 3-0. Get the entire top 10 list at bcssgba.ca
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Happy at Hyack Chilliwack Spartan Jessie Gibson racked up five firsts and a second at the Hyack Invitational swim meet, held Jan. 12-13 in New Westminster. In the 13-14 year old girls division, she was first in the 100 and 200 metre flies, 200m backstroke and freestyle and 400m individual medley. She placed second in the 100m freestyle. In the 15-and-over boys division, Carson Olafson took top spot in the 800m freestyle. Myles Wheeler (12-and-under boys) scored silver in the 400m individual medley. The meet hosted 300 Lower Mainland athletes, including 23 Spartan swimmers. Arenacross action returns to Chilliwack’s Heritage Park tomorrow and Saturday night. Doors open at 6 p.m. both nights with racing at 7 p.m. A full slate includes racing at the pro and amateur levels. These are rounds seven and eight in the series. Get more info online at arenacross.ca
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Who are we?
Cascade Christian School serves students from Kindergarten to Grade Nine. We strive to equip our students with a Biblical world view and a personal faith in Christ so that they become a generation which impacts their community.
What do we offer? • Kindergarten to Grade Nine • Bible-based curriculum • Innovative music programs • Low student to teacher ratio • Strong community spirit • We welcome international students
What makes us unique?
We provide a Bible-based perspective of the BC curriculum. We promote leadership, moral character, sacrificial service, and academic potential. We also offer open enrollment.
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