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photo courtesy of
Lakeland College
Official Sod
Turning for the new Bill Kondro Wing
of the
Lakeland College, Lloydminster Campus
September 21, 2006
L-R: Lloyd
Snelgrove, MLA
Vermilion-Lloydminster; Doug
Elliott, Chairman of the Board of
Governors, Lakeland College; Bill Kondro; Ken Baker, Mayor of
Lloydminster; and Glenn Charlesworth,
President, Lakeland College
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Timelines
Lloydminster Education
Chronology
Students
S.D. Clark
"Samuel Delbert Clark grew up on a farm near
Streamstown, attended what was
later known as the Meridian School, as well as high school in
Lloydminster. He went on to the University of Toronto. He is credited with founding the study of Sociology in Canada. Over his
long career he received many prestigious awards. He is still regarded as
one of Canada's leading scholars of the 20th Century."...more
Franklin Lloyd Foster
Programs
Special Education
"In 1959, Jean Doyle O’ Neill came
to Lloydminster to start a school. It might not have been anything out of the
ordinary had she come to work as a teacher in one of the public school district’s
newer schools. But this wasn’t just another school; it was the start of a new
era in Lloydminster for education for people with disabilities."...more
Martin Browne
Lakeland College
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