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Sports Community involvement artistic groups special activities trips

At the CSJV, student life involves a wide array of activities. They allow youngsters to get to know each other better, form solid friendships with their peers, develop a sense of belonging to the College, and be a source of motivation.

 

OUR VISION

Promote intellectual, sporting, cultural and community development :
To be a stimulating and family environment that fosters success and a balanced lifestyle that's harmonious with nature. This vision is reflected, amongst other things, in our students' involvement with their activities.

 

Community involvement

At the CSJV, we draw from students' overall development, be it on an intellectual, sports, cultural or community level. That's why, since 2002, we have proudly run the Community Involvement Program (PIC) that encourages students to volunteer a certain number of hours during the year.

The goal is to encourage students to develop values of goodwill and openness to the world, amongst others. The PIC fosters student awareness of the meaning and importance of life in society, as well as mutual support, social awareness, the improvement of their environment and society, and their role as citizens. 

Youngsters can participate in various projects and get involved in various causes that matter to them. 

ASSESMent SHEET for the COmmunity Involvement ProgramCSJV COmmunity Involvement Program GUIDESJ

Artistic groups

The CSJV has many students who are passionate about the arts and the College encourages them to develop their talent and express their creativity. Outside of class hours and the Daily Activity Program, the CSJV offers students the opportunity to take part in several artistic groups.

The groups are led by young professionals who specialize in their respective artistic field. They enable students to learn, bond with other student artists, develop their passion, and of course – to have fun.

 

Special activities

The CSJV offers students the chance to participate in a variety of educational, community, sports, and cultural activities. The main objectives of all these events are to bring students together, to strengthen relationships between students and educators, as well as to help maintain the family atmosphere that distinguishes our institution.

Creating links

  
 

Expressing your artistic side

Openness to the world

  

 

Celebrating special events

Dreaming about your future

  
 

Escape through reading

Trips

One of the CSJV's most important values is being open to the world. That's why, every year, students are encouraged to discover other parts of the world through several organized trips. They centre on culture, sports, languages, or humanitarian aid and all offer valuable learning experiences about other cultures.

 

Our sports

The CSJV offers many sports throughout the school year. Indeed, the huge campus and the great diversity of facilities allow students to explore many disciplines.

  • Football; 
  • Soccer;
  • Flag football;
  • Cheerleading;
  • Hockey;
  • Basketball;
  • Volleyball;
  • Futsal. 

 

 

For the 2018–2019 year

All volunteer sheets must be submitted by May 16, 2019. The requested hours are:

  • Secondary 1 : 10h
  • Secondary 2 : 10h
  • Secondary 3 : 15h
  • Secondary 4 : 20h
  • Secondary 5 : 10h

To find out how many hours have been compiled in your name or to get an evaluation sheet, you can go to your level secretary.

To find volunteer opportunities, stay tuned for your e-mails and the College's Facebook page. You can also go to the animator of spiritual life and community involvement.

For the 2018–2019 year

we offer :

  • A singing group
  • A theatre group
  • Four improvisation teams

For dance, it's the five dance concentration groups that make up the artistic groups.

The CSJV has a large number of students who are passionate about the arts of all kinds and the College encourages them to develop their talent and express their creativity.

See

  • Orientation day for international students
  • Seasonal activities :
    • Run and walk in the trails of Pointe-aux-Prairies Nature Park (fall/spring/summer);
    • Baseball, volleyball, soccer, track and field (fall/spring/summer);
    • Snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, sleeding (winter).
  • Musical afternoons
  • Stay in Jouvence (7th year)
  • Special activity days by levels (Olympics, Fort Débrouillard, etc.)
  • Snow day
  • Cultural and sightseeing trips
  • Athletic games, teachers/students or intramurals
  • Movie theatre outings

See

  • "Secondaire en spectacle" (secondary school performances like chorus, dance, circus, humour)
  • Fashion show
  • Performance by those focusing on dance
  • Performance by graduating students (chorus, dance, music)
  • Christmas performance (theater, chorus, dance)
  • Theatre plays
  • The Dragon Cup Improvisation Tournament
  • Art exhibition (painting, drawing, etc.)
  • Theatre outings
  • Concerts

See

  • Conferences (Ruban en route, GRIS Montreal, Maison Jean-Lapointe)
  • Christmas gift delivery for underprivileged children
  • The CSJV's Great Food Drive
  • The CSJV's blood drive
  • Intership in humanitarian aid
  • Themed weeks (Health and Well-Being, Openness to the World, Substance Abuse Prevention, Bullying Prevention)
  • Sexology workshops

See

  • Halloween party
  • Christmas parties
  • Valentine's day
  • Convocation
  • Awards Gala
  • Prom

See

  • CEGEP evening
  • Career day
  • Workplace internships

See

  • Book Fair
  • Reading Week
  • Literary Grand Prix

Following are the trips that will take place in the 2018–2019 school year:

  • Trip for those focusing on dance in Cuba, from February 27 to March 10, 2019 (10th and 11th years);
  • Cultural trip to Costa Rica, April 11–20, 2019 (9th, 10th and 11th years);
  • Humanitarian trip to Ecuador, April 14–26, 2019 (9th, 10th and 11th years);
  • Cultural trip to Boston, May 17–20, 2019 (8th year);
  • Cultural trip to New York from May 18–21, 2019 (9th year).