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GRADUATES OF DISTINCTION
Rachelle Payne
Valedictorian 2008
Received the Governor General Award 2008
Received the KVA Dignity Award and Excellence in the Arts Award
Received the KVA Crown Award
Scholarship to MSVU $ 36, 000 dollars
Scholarship to Acadia $9,000 for the first year for a Bachelor of Applied Science and Engineering
Accepted at McGill University (BS)
Attended Rosella Hightower School of Dance in Cannes, France for one week intensive
Actor in Opus for a Miracle
Performed in the World Premier of the ballet, 'Anastasia' October 07
Performed in the ballet, 'Alice' (07) as Queen of Hearts, Big Sister, and Caucus Race
Performed in the Halifax Fringe Festival as a member of the King's View Players production of
'Magick' in a lead role (07)
Achieved a Grade 8 level in piano from the Royal Academy of Music
Accepted to the prestigious Universal Ballet Academy summer program in Washington, DC,
formerly the Kirov Academy of Ballet. (07) (www.ubacademy.org)
Rachelle danced the part of Cinderella in the Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts School
production
Dance Exams (RAD + CDTA), completed grade 8 RAD Award, and elementary jazz (CDTA)
Performed at the Kiwanis Music Festival in piano and voice
Accepted to the Global Youth Leadership Conference in Washington, DC and New York
to address the United Nations (www.cylc.org) (07)
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Alexandra MacLean
Salutatorian 2008
Received the KVA Dignity Award and Excellence in the Arts Award 2008
Received KVA's highest recognition the King's View Academy Banner Award
Accepted to New York City's prestigious Fordham University on partial scholarship
Accepted to Columbus Dance Theatre in Columbus, Ohio and Capital University
Accepted to King's College in Journalism on an entrance scholarship.
Performed in the ballet, 'Alice' (07) as the Caterpillar and the White Rabbit
Accepted to the Global Youth Leadership Conference in Washington, DC and New York
to address the United Nations. (www.cylc.org) (07)
Alex danced the part of Cinderella in the MCPA School production (05).
Accepted to the Royal Winnipeg School of Ballet (05/06)
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Jarrett Power
Accepted to St. Mary's University on an $8,000 scholarship 2008
Acting role in the film, 'Opus for a Miracle' due to be released in 2009
Accepted to the Global Youth Leadership Conference in Washington, DC and New York
to address the United Nations 2007 (www.cylc.org)
Elected President of the Student Council (07)
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Isabelle Theriault
Accepted to Nova Scotia Community College in architectural drafting 2008
Chosen as a candidate for 'Get Discovered Cruise' from contestants all over Canada 2008
Accepted to the Global Youth Leadership Conference in Washington, DC and New York
to address the United Nations 2007 (www.cylc.org)
Costume and stage manager for the 'Alice' Ballet (07)
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PROM NIGHT AT THE 'TOWER'
  
 
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CAMP MUSH-A-MUSH
At the beginning an end of each school year students and staff travel to Mahone Bay for several days to work
and have fun with wilderness experiences.
  
  
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ASSOCIATION OF PSYCHOLOGISTS OF NOVA SCOTIA'S PRESIDENT'S CHOICE AWARD 2007
AWARDED TO CO-RECIPIENTS: M. RINA OTERO AND TRACEY DEVEREAUX
The "President's Choice Award" is for outstanding contribution to the promotion of psychological well-being, and for excellence in the application of psychological principles in one's field. It is to be presented on June 13, at 7 pm in the Lilian Piercey Concert Hall as part of the Graduation and Awards Ceremony. The concept of King's View Academy and of the GoldlakeSM model of learning in the context of promotion of the performing arts, with an actively all-inclusive policy framework are the indicators of what makes you both deserving recipients of this honour. Ms.Otero, you brought the concept and model to Nova Scotia, and graciously and tirelessly continues to build and maintain the program; and Mr. Devereaux, you exemplify the implementation of the spirit of the program, from personally working for the children above and beyond the call, being an outstanding role model for students and for taking the principles of independent student centered learning further into the community with your current position.
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