Hodgeville School is a public K-12 school in Hodgeville, Saskatchewan in Canada.

Hodgeville School
Location
Map
Hodgeville
,
Saskatchewan

Canada
Coordinates50°06′50″N 106°57′30″W / 50.113836°N 106.958375°W / 50.113836; -106.958375
Information
MottoLearning for Life
Founded1917
PrincipalCandice Fischer
MascotWile E. Coyote
Websiteschools.chinooksd.ca/hodgeville/

History edit

When founded in 1917, Hodgeville school was a one-room school house one mile out of the village. Later, the school house was moved into town. The First year High School, which included Grade 8, was open was 1963 and the Hodgeville elementary school was opened in 1966.

In 1987, there was concern that the school would close due to the agricultural economic decline in the 1980s: "A few stores and garages are still open amid the boarded- up buildings on Main Street, but the only vibrant spot in Hodgeville is the school where the local farmers send their children. Once that goes, I can't see the town surviving."[1] Hodgeville was home to two schools until 2002, when the Elementary School underwent renovations. In 2004 grades 7-12 moved over to the Elementary school, and it became "Hodgeville School".

Sports Teams and Mascot edit

The sports at Hodgeville include volleyball, badminton, cross country running, golf, curling and track and field. The Coyote is the school mascot.

Principals of Hodgeville School from 1959 to 2011 edit

Time as Principal Highschool Principal Time as Principal Elementary School Principal
2023–present Candice Fischer 2023–present Candice Fischer
2022–2023 Avril Jones 2022–2023 Avril Jones
2021-2022 Candice Fischer 2021–2022 Candice Fischer
2010– 2021 Ian Rewcastle 2010-2021 Ian Rewcastle
2007-2010 Brenda Park 2007-2010 Brenda Park
2006-2007 Jacob Cowan 2006-2007 Jacob Cowan
1987-2006 Leon Jacobs 2004-2006 Leon Jacobs
1976-1987 J. Tim Peake 1999-2001 Bill Brand
1967-1975 Ed Funk 1995-1997 Randy Porterfield
1963-1966 F.E. Wittle 1992-1994 Rod McKay
1960-1963 R. Lockert 1991-1992 Barry Putz
1959-1960 W. Williams 1983-1991 Garth McLeod
1970-1983 Robert Coward
1966-1970 Dennis Watson
1963-1966 A.D Hunter

References edit

  1. ^ Geoffrey York (July 11, 1987), "A companionship of vultures", The Globe and Mail, p. D2