L to R: Dakota Jaques (Allan), Destiny Forsberg (Rosthern), Alia Anthony (Warman), Rave Tanner (Osler), Tyson Mullen (Plenty), Jordon Vessey (Martensville)
Dakota Jaques – Employment Award
Destiny Forsberg -Academics Award
Alia Anthony – Extracurricular Activity Award
Tyson Mullen – Employment Award
Rave Tanner- Community Service Award
Jordon Vessey – Independent Living Skills Award
Thank you to our Austin Padalec & Maia Macatangay for their musical performances.
Congratulations to our 2010 Yes I Can! Award winners!
The 2010-11 Yes I Can! Awards will be celebrated on June 12, 2011.
The Yes I Can! Awards were established to potenzmittel levitra honour children and youth with disabilities who have excelled. Internationally, thousands of children and youth have been recognized since the program’s inception in 1982. SKCEC will recognize students from various communities in Saskatchewan for their outstanding achievements in one of nine categories:
- Academics
- Arts
- Athletics
- Community Service
- Employment
- Extracurricular Activities
- Independent Living Skills
- Self-Advocacy
- Technology
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