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Doug Consiglio - former Canadian Olympian and World Record holder<br> | Doug Consiglio - former Canadian Olympian and World Record holder<br> |
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High school in Cambridge, OntarioSouthwood Secondary School | |
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30 Southwood Drive Cambridge, Ontario, N1S 4K3 | |
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School type | High School |
Motto | Nihil Sine Labore (Nothing Without Work) |
Founded | 1962 |
School board | Waterloo Region District School Board |
Superintendent | Linda Fabi |
Area trustee | Andrea Mitchell Colin Harrington Cindy Watson |
Principal | Mrs. Cathy Campbell |
Grades | 9-12 |
Enrollment | ~1000 (September 2006) |
Language | English |
Area | West Galt and Ayr |
Colour(s) | Red, Green and White |
Mascot | Sabre |
Team name | Southwood Sabres |
Feeder schools | Cedar Creek P.S. St. Andrew's P.S. Tait Street P.S. |
Student Activity Director | Ms. Karen Johannes |
Student Activity Co-Presidents | Jake Rose Erich Mackinnon Preceded by: Reid Vanier, Erin Banghart |
Website | http://sss.wrdsb.on.ca/ |
Southwood Secondary School is a high school in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada, for students in West Galt and Ayr.
Founded in 1962, the school now has one of the smallest number of students in the county. The building was originally meant to be a temporary factory/storage facility, but due to a shortage of money was turned into an education facility. Students are mostly of a caucasian background, with little diversity in the area. Few Muslim, South American, and Asian students attend.
It became the subject of controversy in 2003 when it seemed that this undersized school would be closed, as funding was needed to build the Huron Heights Secondary School, elsewhere in the Region. After lengthy protests, differing proposals, and the re-election of the board trustees, it was announced in mid-2004 that there was room in the budget to build the new school and keep Southwood open.
Southwood is renowned for the calibre of its music and mathematics programs, well-respected by universities and residents of the area. Prior to the 2005/2006 schoolyear, Southwood also hosted the area's French Immersion program, which has since moved to GCI. Beginning in the 2006-2007 school year, Southwood will host the region's PAL program.
Southwood's Athletics is also respected, having won several championships at the WCSSAA and CWOSSA levels in the last few years, notably in Volleyball, Basketball, and Cross Country. These teams have also participated at OFSAA.
Notable Alumni
Yvonne Tousek - Gymnastics (1996 Olympic Games)
Jody Hull - retired NHL player
MelicansMatkin - Huge douchebag
Bryan Little - NHL Player (Atlanta Thrashers)
J.R. Fitzpatrick - NASCAR Busch Series driver, CASCAR champion
Nathan Graham - Poet
Jamal Aburaneh - Actor Little Mosque on the Prairie
Matthew Graham - Adult film producer
Doug Consiglio - former Canadian Olympian and World Record holder
References
- CWOSSA Volleyball Results http://www.cwossa.ca/rbvolleyball0506.htm
- CWOSSA Basketball Results http://www.cwossa.ca/rbbasketball0506.htm
- CWOSSA Cross Country Results http://www.cwossa.ca/rxcountry05.htm
- Mcdonald, N. "Fast teen is quick with the toungue, too", Toronto Star, March 10th, 2007