Sponsored by Border Paving Ltd.
Awarded to a SGCHS or MCHS graduating student who demonstrates academic excellence and is suited to further study in engineering or engineering technology (i.e. has the highest average using blended marks in English 30, Math 30/31, Chemistry 30 and Physics 30).
Award: $1,000
Sponsored by Signature Vending Services
Awarded to the graduate with the highest English 30-1 (blended) mark.
Award: $100
Sponsored by Signature Vending Services
Awarded to the graduate with the highest Études Sociales 30-1 (blended) mark.
Award: $100
Sponsored by the Government of Canada
Awarded to the graduating student with the highest academic average. The average includes all Grade 11 and Grade 12 courses as listed on the student's official transcript of grades issued by the Ministry of Education.
Award: Medal
Sponsored by Dr. Kalhs and Dr. Romanowski
Given to a student who displays academic excellence and has chosen to pursue a career in the health profession.
Award: $250
Sponsored by Signature Vending Services
Awarded to the graduate with the highest Math 30-1 (blended) mark.
Award: $100
Sponsored by the City of Spruce Grove
Awarded to the graduating student with the top average for all three years of their high school career at SGCHS.
Award: $500
Sponsored by the Panther Auxiliary Association
Awarded to one male and one female student with a minimum 70% average who is involved extensively with activities supported by Panther Auxiliary Association (i.e. athletics).
Award: $500 each
Sponsored by SGCHS
Awarded to a graduate who receives 100% on a Diploma Exam.
Award: Certificate
Sponsored by Signature Vending Services
Awarded to the graduate with the top average of two of the 30-level Science courses (Biology 30, Chemistry 30, Physics 30 or Science 30).
Award: $100
Sponsored by Signature Vending Services
Awarded to the graduate with the highest Social 30-1 (blended) mark.
Award: $100
Sponsored by SGCHS
Awarded to the most outstanding German 30 student.
Award: Certificate
Sponsored by Bear Family Children's Centre Inc.
The recipient of this academic award must be registered to attend a post-secondary institution in a field related to Early Learning and Child Care.
Award: $250
Sponsored by Dale & Travis Schoepp
Awarded to a SGCHS graduating student who has shown significant effort, achievement and work ethic in mathematics. The recipient will have completed Math 30-1 in good standing and is planning on attending post-secondary studies in the fall at a recognized institution, in a faculty related to mathematics, science or engineering.
Award: $1,000
Sponsored by OK Tire, Spruce Grove Location
The recipient of this academic award must be registered to attend a post-secondary institution in a field related to mechanics.
Award: $250
In memory of Robert Chamney
Awarded to a graduating student from the Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP) who has enrolled in the Electrical Apprenticeship Program at NAIT. Preference will be given to students with a learning disability and/or who have overcome significant obstacles. Enrolment in another trade program will be a secondary consideration.
*A separate application is required for this award. Please contact Student Services for further information.
Award: $500
Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Spruce Grove
Awarded to a student entering their first year of post-secondary education, including registered apprenticeship programs. Preference will be given to students who show a financial disadvantage or a strong commitment to good citizenship and volunteerism. To be eligible for this award, scholarship applicants and their immediate family may not be members of Rotary.
*A separate application is required for this award. Please contact Student Services for further information.
Award: $1,300
Sponsored by Parkland Teachers’ Local 10 (Alberta Teachers' Association)
Any current Grade 12 student planning on attending a post-secondary Bachelor of Education program in the calendar year. One graduate from Spruce Grove Composite High School, Memorial Composite High School and Connections For Learning.
Award: $1,000
Sponsored by SGCHS Yearbook
Given to the most dedicated member of the yearbook committee. The recipient must be on the yearbook committee for the full year and identified by the teacher organizers as the student who has consistently gone above and beyond their duties. This award is open to Grade 10, 11 & 12 students.
Award: $250
Sponsored by Daniel J. Boticki
Awarded annually to the student who best meets the following criteria:
Award: $250
Sponsored by SGCHS
Awarded to a full-time Grade 12 student completing their High School Diploma in the current school year. The recipient must achieve Honours standing in Grade 12 Cosmetology, Hairstyling or Esthetics courses, while having an excellent attendance record, demonstrating great ability and aptitude for this vocation, and displaying a positive attitude and strong desire to learn.
To be considered for this award, students should speak to Ms. Cartwright.
Award: Up to $1,000
Sponsored by Merit Contractors Association
Awarded to a graduating student who shows excellent achievement in construction related course(s), demonstrates leadership qualities in the classroom and has a cooperative attitude with fellow students and teachers.
Award: $300
Sponsored by SGCHS
Awarded to the most outstanding Construction student.
Award: Tools
Sponsored by Part Stop Auto & Industrial Supply
Awarded to the most outstanding Mechanics 3 student.
Award: Tool Kit
Sponsored by the Spruce Grove Chamber of Commerce
Awarded to a student who has provided service to school and community.
Award: $200
Sponsored by CPF Parkland Chapter
Awarded to a student who has had no past French Immersion and has completed a 30-level French course; academic marks are NOT a criteria. The recipient must demonstrate outstanding leadership in promoting French Language learning opportunities, both personally and in the community.
*A separate application is required for this award. Please contact Student Services for further information.
Award: $100
Sponsored by CPF Parkland Chapter
Awarded to a student who has completed 10/20/30 French Immersion; academic marks are NOT a criteria. The recipient must demonstrate outstanding leadership in promoting French Language learning opportunities, both personally and in the community.
*A separate application is required for this award. Please contact Student Services for further information.
Award: $100
Sponsored by George B. Cuff and the City of Spruce Grove
Given to a student who exemplifies leadership, service and academic achievement. Preference is given to a Student Council participant.
Award: $250
Sponsored by Parkland School Division
Awarded to ten students who meet the following criteria:
Award: $500 (Ten awards available)
Sponsored by the Government of Alberta
Recognizes one student per Alberta high school who has contributed to their community through public service and voluntary endeavours.
*Please note: A separate nomination form is required for this award. Contact Student Services for more information.
Award: Letter of Commendation
Sponsored by Glenn Hall & Family
Awarded to the top student in band who shows excellence in musicianship and superior commitment to the ensemble and rehearsals.
Award: $100
Sponsored by Signature Vending Services
Awarded to the Grade 12 student in Jazz Band who demonstrates exemplary musicianship and is a leader in the ensemble.
Award: $100
Sponsored by SGCHS
Awarded to the most outstanding Theatre Arts 30 student.
Award: Certificate
Sponsored by the Schellenberger family, in memory of Darren Schellenberger
Given to the student who best exemplifies Love of Life, Integrity, Friendship and Enthusiasm. Nomination form must be supported by ten graduating classmates and a teacher. Graduating class votes on nominated students to select the award recipient.
*Please note: A separate nomination form is required for this award. Contact Student Services for more information.
Award: $500
Sponsored by Dr. Hans Herchen
Awarded to the graduate who accumulates the greatest number of credits in Grades 10, 11 and 12.
Award: $300
Sponsored by the Price family, in memory of Kaleb Price
Awarded to an outstanding Grade 12 student who best exemplifies Kindness, Altruism, Light to others, Exuberance and Benevolence. Nomination form must be supported by 10 graduating classmates and one teacher. Graduating class votes on nominated students to select the award recipient.
Award: $207.11 (Kaleb was born on July 11 and was nicknamed the "7-11 kid")
Sponsored by SGCHS
Awarded to a student with a learning disability going on to further study who demonstrates Performance, Effort & Persistence.
Award: $600