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Parent and Student
Information/Registration Guide
2019/20
My son has been participating in the Beaumont Hockey Academy (BHA) for the past four years. The academy has helped
develop his hockey skills as well as provide a source of team spirit, culture and enthusiasm for the sport. As a parent, I am
extremely satisfied with the specialized high level hockey skills and principles the program is providing. It’s exciting to witness
the development of not only my son but all players that receive the high energy and well organized training provided by a staff
who lead by example in their professionalism and passion for the sport. When I asked my son what he likes about BHA? he
said...” I love going because the coaches are fun and teach me new things every week so I can be a better hockey player”. I
recommend this program to any player interested in improving their hockey skills and elevating their game to another level.
Doug Horvat (parent)
As a past player in the Beaumont Hockey Academy, I would say it is very beneficial for young hockey players who aspire to
get to the next level. The Beaumont Hockey Academy gave me the skills and tools necessary for me to elevate my game to
play at a high level and I’m sure it would do the same for others. The Serdachny instructors run an excellent program with
great coaches who are extremely supportive and are driven to help each kid get to the next level. I have enjoyed every minute
I was on the ice at BHA and I would definitely return to it.
Ryder Matter (Grade 9 Student, alumnus, LJAC BAA)
As a former player in the Beaumont Hockey Academy, I would say the program greatly benefitted me. It gave me the extra ice
time to work with knowledgeable coaches on the skills necessary to get me to the next level. All of the coaches under
Serdachny Hockey are super supportive, encouraging, and are willing to help each player achieve their goals. I really enjoyed
my years at BHA, and I would definitely recommend it to other families.
Corson Ceulemans (Grade 10 Student, alumnus, OHA)2019/2020 FEE SCHEDULE
Please refer to the fee structure chart identifying the position (skater or goalie) and payment frequency.
All late payments and NSF checks will be charged a 15% fee.
The deadline to register and ensure placement for the Beaumont Hockey Academy for new and returning
players is Friday, April 12th, 2019. After this deadline, students may still register upon availability.
Hockey
Non-
School Refundable Sept 1/19 Nov 1/19
Grade Total Fee
Deposit
(Skaters)
École Coloniale Estates (4-6) 4-9 $ 2400.00 $ 800.00 $800.00 $800.00
École J.E. Lapointe (7-9)
(Goaltenders)
École Coloniale Estates (4-6) 4-9 $ 750.00 $ 500.00 $250.00 n/a
École J.E. Lapointe (7-9)
September payment, must be received prior to the first on-ice session in order for registration to be
complete.
Payments are encouraged to be made through PowerSchool. This option will be added to your child’s
PowerSchool account, along with the registration package upon request. An email will be sent when
the fees and required registration forms have been added. All payments made by check must be made
payable to École Coloniale Estates School.GENERAL POLICY
1.0 - OVERVIEW:
Beaumont Hockey Academy (hereafter referred to as “BHA”) has created this Policy Manual to be used
as a reference to the Policies, Strategies and Core Operational Guidelines that BHA uses in its Day to
Day Operations. Included in the online registration documents or this document, is the general BHA
Policy and Privacy Policy.
There are several forms to be completed on-line:
Informed Consent/Permission
Beaumont Hockey Academy – Student Information Sheet
Student Behavior Policy
FOIP and Media Consent
Jersey and Apparel Sizing
2.0 – FINANCIAL POLICY:
2.1 – PAYMENT:
There are 3 payment options for paying the program fees. You can pay cash, cheque or, the preferred
option, online through the Powerschool Parent Portal. Payments can be made in full at the beginning of
the year or following the identified payment structure. Please view the specifics that are defined on the
fee schedule. Any student who has not paid his/her deposit or met the fee schedule deadlines will not
participate in BHA programming.
2.1 .1 – NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSITS:
BHA has a non-refundable deposit due upon registration. Your child’s registration is not complete until
the non-refundable deposit is received. This deposit counts toward your program fees and is required
BEFORE participation.
2.2 - REFUNDS:
The deposit is 100% non-refundable. Other refunds are prorated based upon the number of days in
the program. There will be no refunds after December 1st, 2018.
2.2.1 - INJURIES:
After six weeks of non-participation due to injury, 50% of your program of the refundable program fees
will be retroactively refunded to the date of injury. In order to be eligible for this, a Doctor’s written
confirmation of the injury must accompany your written request.
2.2.2 - MOVES:
In the event that a student athlete must move away, and will no longer be able to attend BHA
programming, a prorated refund of refundable fees will be issued. Please note that for any moves
made after January 31, 2019, no refunds will be issued.
2.2.3 –EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES:
Should there be extenuating circumstances in regards to a refund, you may apply, in writing, to BHA
administration for a request for consideration of your refund.
2.3 –FINANCIAL REPORTING:
Upon written request, to school administration, an annual financial summary report will be made
available. The BHA accounts are maintained within BGRS accounting books and are audited yearly.3.0 – PARENT/GUARDIAN RESPONSIBILITIES: It is the parent/guardian’ responsibility to transport the student to school on time with the appropriate supplies to fulfill the student’s academic and athletic commitments to the program. 3.1 – EQUIPMENT: 3.1.1– EQUIPMENT DROP-OFF: Elementary and Junior High hockey bags and sticks are to be dropped off, before school. A storage area within the school will be defined. Students are requested to use soft, foldable, over the shoulder bags when travelling with equipment to and from the arena via bus (i.e. No “Grit” bags or wheel type bags that cannot be carried/lifted by the student). In addition, students and parents/guardians are welcome to drop-off equipment at the Ken Nichol Regional Recreational Centre (KNRRC) Arena #2, dressing room #3 and #4 between 6:00 am and 9:00am. If numbers dictate, an extra dressing room will be provided. 3.1.2– EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS: Our student athletes require the same full equipment as dictated by Hockey Alberta. BHA will also follow all Physical Education Guidelines as prescribed by Alberta Education. 3.1.3– LOST OR STOLEN EQUIPMENT: BHA shall not be responsible for any loss or damage to any property resulting from the participation in the program. 3.2 – TRANSPORTATION: 3.2.1 – STUDENT DROP-OFF: Parents/guardians are responsible for their child’s transportation to and from school. It is important to note that school buses do not permit the transportation of hockey equipment on the regular routes. 3.2.2 – TRANSPORTATION TO FACILITY: École Coloniale Estates School (ÉCES) will transport student athletes to the facility for their daily programming. Please note that École JE Lapointe School (ÉJELS) hockey students will walk with their bags to the KNRRC throughout the year. 4.0 – BHA RESPONSIBILITIES: 4.1 – Vulnerable Sectors Checks and Child Welfare Intervention Checks for Employees: Upon hiring, all BHA employees will be required to provide a current Vulnerable Sectors Check and Child Welfare Intervention Check done on their behalf, through the RCMP and Child Welfare Services. 4.2 – Dressing Room Policy Some of the sections of BHA may have females and males participating together during on and off- campus activities. In cases where female and male dressing rooms are available, the participants will make use of these separate facilities. It is the school board policy that opposite genders change in different rooms. 4.3 – Injuries and Return to Play Policy Despite all efforts to remove the risk of injury, injuries can happen. Students and parents/guardians must sign an informed consent form before any participation is allowed. It is the responsibility of the parent/guardian and/or student athlete to inform their instructor if they have been injured and cannot participate in programming. Alternative programming will be offered to the student athlete until he/she is able to fully participate.
Injured student athletes will not be allowed to participate in full programming until BHA has received written confirmation from a Physician authorizing the athlete’s return to participation. 4.4 – Off-Campus Events and Field Trip Forms As BHA’s programming generally has our students off campus at arenas and other facilities throughout the Town of Beaumont, which are covered with the original fieldtrip form, parents/guardians are not required to sign Field Trip forms for every off-campus activity. Should an activity fall outside of the normal hours of programming, outside of the town of Beaumont, or for any activity where BHA deems it is necessary for parental/guardian approval, a Field Trip form will be posted on PowerSchool for completion. 4.6 – On-Ice and Off-Ice Grouping The grouping options of students will be dependent on the number of registrants. Decisions on student grouping may be determined by attending school(s), group sizes, age level, grade level, skill-set, independence in dressing, attitude, and work ethic at the discretion of the schools' administration, teachers and BHA instructors. 5.0 ACADEMIC AND ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT Students registering for the BHA program are to maintain a minimum grade of 65% in all core subjects. They must also be in excellent standing with regards to their behavior. It will up to each individual school to enforce their school site expectations. All Beaumont schools involved in BHA will make their best efforts to protect the core subjects from being scheduled during BHA instruction. When not participating in BHA, students will receive classroom instruction. Assessment: Core subjects will follow regular assessment routines. BHA students will be assessed by the supervising Black Gold teacher and receive a performance grade reflected on their term 1 and 2 report card based on: participation, attitude, behavior and work ethic. In addition, any time you wish to speak with a member of the instruction team, please advise the Black Gold Supervising teacher and a meeting will be arranged. The Serdachny group of instructors are approachable and committed to ensure that every student is developing and enjoying the BHA experience. 6.0 PRIVACY POLICY OVERVIEW: BHA manages your personal information in accordance with Alberta’s Personal Information Protection Act and other applicable laws. This policy outlines the principles and practices we follow in protecting your personal information. On the BHA registration form, a check box is included to indicate that you have read, understood and agree how we intend to use various information and images. This section is an extension of the Black Gold Regional Schools “Notice of Activities and Consent form” that you completed in the school registration package. A copy of the form is included with this package. We intend on creating a webpage that may include student personal information and images that will highlight BHA’s various achievements. PRIVACY OFFICER: For accountability, BHA has appointed a Privacy Officer who will deal with any member's concerns or questions with any of our policies, any grievances that arise, or any requests for access be filed. The Privacy officer may, at their discretion, enlist the assistance of any other member of BHA. BHA’s
Privacy Officer is Matthew Kierstead who can be reached by phone at 780-929-5904 or email at matthew.kierstead@gshare.blackgold.ca WHAT IS PERSONAL INFORMATION? Personal information means information about an identifiable individual. This includes an individual’s name, home address and phone number, age, sex, marital or family status, an identifying number, financial information, educational history, medical information etc. WHAT PERSONAL INFORMATION DO WE COLLECT? We collect only the personal information that we need for the purpose of providing programming for our student-athletes, including personal information needed to: Deliver program updates and progress reports Develop and institute curriculums based on prior performance Inform instructors and teachers of specific medical needs We normally collect client personal information directly from our student-athletes or their parents. We may collect personal information from other persons with your consent or as authorized by law. QUESTIONS AND GRIEVANCES If you are not satisfied with the response that you receive, you should contact: Calvin Monty Associate Superintendent Human Resources & Administration (780) 955-6032 Calvin.monty@blackgold.ca
7.0 FAQ
Q. What are the academic requirements in order to participate in the program?
A. It is encouraged that students meet a minimum of 65% average, as we believe that academics
is a priority. If you are having academic concerns please discuss options with attending school.
Q. Does the level of hockey played determine whether or not a registration will be
accepted?
A. No. However, this question is asked on the registration form in order to help determine
groupings.
Q. If an athlete registers in the program this year, are they guaranteed a spot for next year?
A. Yes, as long as all the rules and regulations as stated in the BHA constitution are followed.
Q. Can the equipment stay at the school?
A. Equipment must be picked up daily, during regular school hours and before the office closes.
Contact school for special arrangements.
Q. What classes will the athletes lose in order to participate in this program?
A. Each school will do their best to ensure athletes will not miss any instruction in core subjects
(LA, Math etc.); but their opportunity for non-core subjects (Art, Music, PE etc.) may be limited.
When a school schedules a core subject during the BHA time frame, it is to be arranged with
the administration and teacher to inform the parents what the student will be missing.
Q. Can students register outside the Beaumont school attendance boundaries?
A. Students within the Beaumont attendance boundaries will have priority. Students outside the
attendance boundaries require administration approval.
Q. Will students be grouped according to skill level, age, grade level, etc?
A. The number of students registered will dictate grouping options. Grouping decisions will be
made by the schools' administration in consultation with BHA instructors.
Contact Us
École Coloniale Estates School (ECES): 780-929-5904 Ext. 702
By Email:
dylan.dellezay@blackgold.ca;Beaumont Hockey Academy – Instructor Bio’s
Steve Serdachny - NHL Skating and Skills Coach of the Edmonton Oilers
Steve is a world renowned Professional Power Skating & Skills Coach and Elite
Hockey Consultant. He has worked as the Skating and Skills coach for the
Edmonton Oilers (NHL). He has taught Power Skating and Hockey to players across
Canada, the United States and Europe. He is a nationally certified coach and power
skating instructor with over 28 years of instructional expertise around the world. He
has coached and taught thousands of players from all levels around the world
including players and professional teams from Sweden, Finland, Russia, the United
States, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland and
Canada.
He has worked at many levels which include the NHL, American Hockey League,
East Coast Hockey League, Pro European Elite League, European Division 1 and 2,
National teams and players from 14 nations worldwide, Major Junior A, Junior B,
NCAA College Division 1 to Tom Thumb level players. His innovative programs and teaching techniques are
unique and successful for all levels. Steve’s expertise, knowledge, and everyday commitment to excellence has
helped players aged 7 to professionals achieve maximum performance on the ice.
Christian Bolding - General Manager / Master Instructor with Serdachny Powerskating and Hockey
programs with over 20 years of instructional experience.
Christian has trained elite players full time internationally for over 10 years
through Serdachny Powerskating and Hockey. Christian played 5 years of Junior
Hockey including Junior A for the Camrose Kodiaks, Sherwood Park Crusaders
and Major Junior for the Portland Winterhawks. Christian finished his playing
career at McGill University for the Redmen while obtaining his Bachelor of
Commerce Degree, majoring in Finance and International Business. Christian
engages players of all ages to push themselves beyond their comfort zones and
strive for every day growth during their life long hockey journey.
Travis Toomey - Skating and Skills Coach / Program Coordinator with Serdachny Powerskating and
Hockey programs with over 6+ years of experience training hockey players internationally.
Travis holds a Bachelor of Kinesiology Degree, majoring in Sport Performance,
and is a former CIS player and 2X National Champion with the University of
Alberta Golden Bears. Prior to attending university, Travis played 5 years of Major
Junior Hockey in the Western Hockey League (WHL) for the Saskatoon Blades
and Seattle Thunderbirds, serving as team captain while in Seattle. He also
attended an NHL training camp with the Atlanta Thrashers (Winnipeg Jets)
organization. Through his time as a player Travis gained invaluable experience in
all aspects of the game of hockey, and has seen first-hand the positive effects
purposeful training and development can have for a player. As a coach, Travis' passion is to develop and
elevate players to achieve their absolute best.Justin Taylor –Skating and Skills Coach with Serdachny Powerskating and Hockey programs with over
6+ years of experience training hockey players internationally
Justin brings a wealth of playing experience at all levels of the game. After a successful
junior career playing in both the the AJHL and WHL, he signed an NHL entry level contract
with the Calgary Flames. With the Flames organization, Justin appeared in NHL pre-season
action and followed with successful seasons in the American Hockey League. After a
transfer to the Tampa Bay Lightning organization, he headed overseas to play in Russia’s
top league, the KHL. As a centre ice man, Justin has always loved the offensive side of the
game. Over 13 seasons split between North America and Europe, with stops in Sweden,
Austria, Slovenia, Italy, and Germany, Justin has been through everything hockey can throw
at a player. Since stepping away from playing, Justin has worked in player development as
an instructor with Serdachny power skating and hockey. Today JT always enjoys and looks
forward to stepping on the ice and sharing his knowledge of the game with tomorrow’s players.
Ian Gordon
Coaching/Instruction Experience - Ian is currently the Goalie Coach of the Seattle
Thunderbirds of the WHL and the Drayton Valley Thunder of the AJHL. He is the
Master Goalie coach for all of the Serdachny Hockey programs. He has had a large
variety of goalie coaches over his career and would like to acknowledge their
influence in his coaching style. He worked with Billy Smith and Warren Strelow
throughout his junior career. His professional credits and influence in Europe include
Jim Corsi, Vincent Riendeau and Corrado Micalef. Ian also acknowledges former
NHL partners Dwayne Roloson, Corey Hirsch, Pokey Reddick and Patrick Lalime in
helping him find his own style. Ian believes goaltending is not a robotic position but
one with guidelines where the individual can succeed. Ian lives in Edmonton with his
wife, Tara, and children Paige and Presley.
Playing Experience - Ian played in the WHL from 1992-1995 with the Swift Current
Broncos and Saskatoon Blades. Ian was named the most valuable player for both the
Broncos in 1993-1994 and also the Blades in 1994-1995. He also had the opportunity to represent the WHL in
the1993 Memorial Cup as a member of the Swift Current Broncos.
Ian attended the Chicago Blackhawks camp in the fall of 1994 and after returning to junior signed his first
professional contract in the fall of 1995 with the Calgary Flames. After 2 seasons in the AHL, he signed with the
Grand Rapids Griffins and spent three seasons in the IHL with Grand Rapids, Salt Lake City, and Cleveland. His
highlight was being selected to the 1998 IHL All-Star game.
In 2000, Ian signed in the German Elite League (DEL). He spent 13 years in Germany which includes a league
championship in Frankfurt in 2004 and all-star selections in 2008&2009. He retired from the DEL as the record
holder of most games played as a goalie, most wins, and most shutouts.Dylan Dellezay I am currently the teacher instructor of BHA, administrator of the BHA program and
Assistant Principal at École Coloniale Estates School.
Coaching/Instruction Experience
I am currently the head coach of my son’s Pee Wee AA team. I am also serving on BAHA board in the Midget
Director position. In the past, I have served as an assistant coach with the Leduc “Bantam AAA” Oil Kings from
2011-2013 and an assistant coach for the Leduc “Midget AAA” Oil Kings. I have been quite involved in coaching
various community and school sports in the past 17 years which include Timbits soccer, Minor Baseball, Mini-
boys basketball, Premier Boys Basketball, District Girls volleyball, Junior High badminton club/team, elementary
and junior high track/cross country and elementary boys and girls’ floor hockey. I have also now become a
Baseball Umpire and am the Beaumont Minor Baseball Umpire Coordinator.
Playing Experience
I began playing minor hockey in Beaumont at age 6 and played in Beaumont until I was 15 for the Bantam A
Beaumont Braves. I went on to play Midget AAA for the Leduc Firebirds and then spent 2 years playing in the
Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL) with the Sherwood Park Crusaders. After my second year of junior with
Sherwood Park, I received an NCAA Division I hockey scholarship to the University of New Hampshire and
received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. I returned to the area in 1999, completed a Bachelor of
Education degree and played the next 10 years with the Stony Plain Eagles winning a national championship
(Allan Cup) in 1999. I since have completed a Master’s in Education - Administrative Leadership through the
University of Portland. I currently continue to upgrade my coaching certification through Hockey Alberta. I
continue to play in pickup hockey and in charity hockey tournaments. In the past 9 years, I have also picked up
the goal tending position and refine my “1980’s” goal tending style when any opportunity presents itself or when
the BHA students require a goalie.
Chris Mistol I am currently the teacher instructor of the grade 7-8 group of BHA students. I am also the
Physical Education Facilitator at J.E. Lapointe School.
Coaching/Instruction Experience
Over that past seven years, I have been involved with numerous school sports at J.E. Lapointe. I have
experience coaching mini boys basketball, grade 4-6 floor hockey, district boys and girls basketball, the
badminton club and track and field. In the past, I have been an assistant coach with the North East Panthers
Midget AAA (RAMMHL) hockey club. I also co-founded the first Inline Hockey Association in St. Paul at the age
of 16.
Playing Experience
The majority of my minor hockey was played in St. Paul. My claim to fame moment came playing Pee Wee AA
against Strathcona, where I received a separated shoulder from Jay Bouwmeester. I left St. Paul to play two
years of Midget AAA for the Northeast Panthers (RAMMHL). While pursuing my Education degree at Grant
MacEwan/U of A, I also travelled back and forth from Edmonton to play four years for the St. Paul Jr. B
Canadiens (NEAJBHL) where I served as Captain for the final two years. I currently play winter and summer ice
hockey in various men’s leagues around Edmonton. In addition to ice hockey, I am also playing Tier 1 ball
hockey for the Yellowjackets in the Edmonton Metro Ball Hockey league.
Additional Instructors: Keillan Olson and Dan Serdachny
Further Information on the BHA instruction team can be found at:
www.elitepowerskating.com and www.iangordongoaltending.comOn-line Forms _____ Informed Consent/Permission Form _____ Beaumont Hockey Academy – Student Information Sheet _____ Behavior Policy _____ FOIP- Media Consent _____ Jersey and Apparel Sizing
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