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16 to 17 age category

Published on October 31, 2008; Published on February 6, 2010
Chris Quigley The Western Star

Jessica Camps-Cooke

Topics :: Lakeside Academy Grade , West Island Association , Big Brothers and Big Sisters , West Island

The Lakeside Academy Grade 11 student is intent on giving back to her community. With more than 300 hours of community service under her belt since Grade 7, and having earned a place on the school's Honour Roll, Jessica is one of her school's top students —an achievement recognized by her being awarded the Outstanding Student Award twice. Over the years, she has put in volunteer time with the West Island Association for the Intellectually Handicapped, Big Brothers and Big Sisters of the West Island as a mentor to younger students and the Heart and Stroke Foundation, to name but a few. This is one Young Achiever who's going to go a long way. Congratulations, Jessica!

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