Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute
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Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute (DMCI) is a public high school located in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The School is named after Daniel McIntyre, Winnipeg's First School Superintendent.[1]
History
DMCI had its start in 1882 as the eight-student Winnipeg Collegiate department of the Louise Street School (later replaced by the Argyle School),[2] and then moved to Central School for the next nine years.[3] In 1892 the secondary students moved to Winnipeg's first high school, the Winnipeg Collegiate Institute, which was replaced in 1923 by Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute.[3]
Athletics
DMCI offers following sports:
- Badminton
- Basketball
- Cross Country
- Football
- Soccer
- Track & Field
- VolleyBall
Advanced Placement Program
DMCI offers seven' Advanced Placement (AP) courses:
- Art
- Biology
- Calculus
- Capstone
- Chemistry
- English
- Physics
- Psychology
Capstone Diploma Program
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- AP Seminar
- AP Research
Medical Professionals Program
The Medical Professionals Program is a three-year integrated program for students interested in a career in the medical field. This program includes off-site learning at Winnipeg medical institutions, and students will have internship or mentorship opportunities.[4]
Notable alumni
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- Dyson Carter (1910–1996), scientist, writer, and Communist propagandist[1]
- Ernie Dickens {1921–1985}, NHL player[1]
- Markus Howell, CFL player and coach[1]
- George Johnson (1920–1995), Manitoba Lieutenant Governor[1]
- Cec Luining (1931–1998), CFL player[1]
- Bill Norrie (1929–2012), Winnipeg mayor[1]
- Howard Pawley (1934–2015), Manitoba premier[1]
- Paul Platz (1920–2012), hockey player[1]
- Hal Sigurdson (1932–2012), journalist
- Ian David Sinclair (1913–2006), president and CEO of Canadian Pacific Railway, senator[1]
- Kurt Winter (1946–1997), musician with The Guess Who[1]
References
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