M.E. LaZerte News

Congratulations to LaZerte Student Finalists Over Spring Break!

Congratulations to Sarah Esmail for being selected as a finalist for the 2021 Caring for our Watersheds competition!  The CARING FOR OUR WATERSHEDS program asks students to submit a proposal that answers the question, “What can you do to improve your watershed?”  The competition requires students to research, plan, budget, write and verbally communicate their proposal containing one realistic solution.  M.E. LaZerte High School is proud of Sarah Esmail and wishes her luck in the final round of competition occurring this month!

Congratulations to two of our Cosmetology students who just competed in the Skills Canada regional competition! The amazing work of Kallie Mazurek and Maria Lorenzo (who won a Silver medal at Regionals) has qualified them to compete in the upcoming Skills Canada provincial competition. 

Congratulations to Sobiya Siddiqui for placing 3rd, Coral Willans for placing 4th, and Zach Visser for placing 4th in the High School Culinary Challenge last week! 

Great work Voyageurs!

Miss our Virtual Open House? You can still visit our virtual open house site!

Please visit or revisit our open house site for information about why LaZerte is the high school for you. 

Join us via this link or clicking the image below!

LISTEN, HEAR, LEARN: HONOURING BLACK VOICES (Two LaZerte Students Featured)

EPSB recently created a video featuring and amplifying Division Black voices for Black History Month, including two LaZerte students, Olanrewaju Lawal (Larry) and Ajak Ngouth! 

Listen, hear, and learn from the video here.

LaZerte Alumnus Matt Kallio First Canadian to Referee an NBA Game!

LaZerte Alumnus Matt Kallio became the first Canadian to referee in the National Basketball Association (NBA). He attributes part of the success and perseverance in his journey to the "big leagues" to his time here at M.E.LaZerte. Congratulations Matt!!!

Check out the CBC coverage of this story - click here or the image below! 

NEW QUARTER THREE COLOUR ZONES AND DOOR ENTRANCES

Please view this document so you know where you should be for your classes and what doors you need to enter and exit from for your AM and PM classes.