Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 12, 2004, Winnipeg, Manitoba Monday july 12, 2004 City editor Steve Pona 697-7292 family notices b6 City & District b1 no room in the schools Many can to accept students from other divisions ver Heights Are essentially at full Capac of 248 students coming into the division by Nick Martin Ity ? if there a any space it might be Over those going out ? but room is one seat in one course or one classroom scarce in popular programs even with w Winnipeg a biggest High officials say. Declining enrolment Overall. Schools May have Little or no a lot of our schools Are full River each school has a maximum enrol room to accept schools of East Transcona Secretary treasurer ment and a class size set. Silver Heights Choice students from other school Divi Vince Mariani said. We take a look at collegiate and Westwood collegiate Are Sions this fall. Each application that comes in and turning students away from some pro Kelvin High school is not accepting decide if a particular course or class Grams in certain grades superintendent any new applications from out of Divi room can handle one More student. Ron Weston said. Sion students. St. James Assiniboia school division and popular High schools such As again was the provinces big schools of continued Sisler Grant Park River East and Sil Choice Winner this past year ? a net gain please see Choice b2 winners and losers. City school divisions with a net gain in out of division schools of Choice students Are St. James Assiniboia 248 River East Transcona 169 seven Oaks 131 and Pembina trails 25. Net losers Are Winnipeg 87 and Louis Riel 132. Outside the City Seine River school division has a net loss of 357 students and Hanover school division in Steinbach has a net gain of 192. Jeff de Booy / Winnipeg free press Steven Cooper is a study in concentration As he writes the Kumon math Challenge yesterday. He won his category last year. Lovely summer Day for ? math exams dents from grades 1 to 10 who took or and a Brown Belt in karate. Scholarships of $100 to $1,200. Results by Paul Egan part in yesterdays Kumon math Chal we want him to be Well rounded of the tests written yesterday will be Lenge were not math geeks with and experience a lot of things Early released by sept. 1. Y esterday one of the nicest interests spanning the narrow Range said Coopers father Neil a Winnipeg Kumon math and Reading centres Days so far this summer found from algebra to calculus. Architect. They Settle into the things is a tutoring service. Some students 108 Winnipeg students stuck at take Steven Cooper for example. They who take the Challenge such As Coop desks writing math exams. The 11-year-old, who just completed the Kumon math Challenge held at or Are Kumon students on top of their these students weren to in summer Grade 5 at Montrose school scored 97 the University of Winnipeg yesterday regular math studies. But they Don to school or writing makeup exams for out of 100 and took first place in his began in Toronto in 1998 and is now have to be Kumon students to take the tests they a flunked. They re All at or category in a Kumon math Challenge held in cities across Canada and the Kumon Challenge. Near the top of their classes and the last year. . Midwest. Tests they wrote were voluntary. But he a also a soccer player an students write 40 to 60-minute, mul continued but from All appearances the Stu accomplished pianist and chess play title Choice math tests and compete for please see math exams b2 my loses licence for second time Sion. During the hearing it was pointed out saturdays. Guilty on 56 counts in 1995, Sowemimo had his licence that Sowemimo had signed a letter of moreover they say he attempted to pulled after pleading guilty to perform undertaking with the College agreeing prevent his receptionist from speaking of misconduct ing More than a dozen needless Gneco not to see More than 40 patients a Day. To the investigators. Logical surgeries. Pope said the restriction was in place the College also discovered that however the nigerian trained doctor to ensure that patients received proper Sowemimo failed to gather adequate his by David Kuxhaus was Able to get the ruling overturned by care. Topical information conduct adequate a court of Queens Bench judge. However the College which had been physical examinations and maintain a doctor has been stripped of his licence or. Bill Pope the colleges registrar closely monitoring Sowemimo Given his proper records with respect to 21 for a second time after pleading guilty to said a Case like this is always cause for past found that Between january and patients. 56 counts of professional misconduct. Concern but added that most of the 2,400 March 2003, the doctor saw More than in several of those cases the College or. Adolphus Sowemimo admitted to doctors registered to practice in Mani-40 patients a Day and attempted to hide says he either failed to develop a treat among other things inappropriately pre Toba abide by the rules. That information from investigators. Ment plan and or prescribe the proper scribing medications failing to conduct Pope said he Hopes the Public recon in their decision the College said medication. Adequate physical examinations and sizes the fact that the College took action Sowemimo made false entries in continued attempting to mislead investigators from against the doctor. Patients charts and submitted false please see misconduct b2 the Manitoba College of physicians and Sowemimo was struck from the col Billings to Manitoba health to create the surgeons according to a written Deci Leges Rolls in april. Impression that he had seen patients on doctor wants licence Back b2 ;