Career Centre Information
Ms. Carter is the School Career Information Advisor located in the R.A. McMath Counselling Centre who offers an abundance of resources and support to students. Ms. Carter is your go-to person for any questions regarding your transition to post-secondary, providing career and educational planning information and advice to support you throughout the entire process. Get a heads start - start planning in Grade 10!
Ms. Carter will be at R.A. McMath Secondary School on Tuesdays, Fridays & alternate Wednesdays.
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Career Centre Calendar
Upcoming Post Secondary Events 2026
No Post Secondary Events scheduled at this time.
APR 17/26 SD38 2026 CUPE 716 Deadline
If you have a child who is graduating from Secondary School in 2026, your child may wish to apply for a scholarship from your union, CUPE Local 716. This year we have a total of four (4) $1000 scholarships available for the children of CUPE 716 members: two for Academic, one for Trades, and one for Fine Arts.
To apply, please make a copy of the Application Form which accompanies this message. Complete the application and mail or deliver the completed form to the union office, together with these two items only:
A sealed Diploma Verification Report (if the school is on MyEd) or a sealed transcript of marks and the most recent report card (if the school is not on MyEd) a cover letter.
All completed Scholarship Applications can be submitted via:
Canada Post:
CUPE Local 716
PO Box 36522 Seafair Post Office Richmond BC, V7C5M4
Delivered by hand or via interoffice mail CUPE Local 716
Sea Island School, Room 8 (upstairs)
1891 Wellington Crescent Richmond, BC, V7B 1G6
It is very important that you notice the Deadline Date.
If sending by Canada Post it must be postmarked by April 17, 2026, if delivering by hand or by courier, it must be delivered to the Union Office before 2:00pm on April 23, 2026
CUPE 716 Trustees will consider all applications when making the final decision, and successful candidates will be informed on or before May 29, 2026.
APR 14/26 Bob Mukai Memorial Scholarship Application 4PM Deadline
APR 14/26 Bob Mukai Memorial Scholarship Application 4PM Deadline
Bob Mukai lived and worked in Richmond most of his life. He was an educator, both teacher
and principal in many different schools in Richmond. He supported and encouraged music in
the school, both in band, choir and musical theatre at the elementary level. He himself was
involved in music at a young age when one of his teachers encouraged him to sing in a Festival.
All through his life he participated in singing, both in the Vancouver Bach Choir, Richmond
Chorus and various Church choirs. He enjoyed all types of music including Rock and Roll, Folk
music (the music of his Era) and Classical music to name just a few. All his life he appreciated
and supported young people of any age developing their talents and expressing
themselves through their love of music.
The family of Bob Mukai would like this scholarship be awarded to a well-rounded student who
like Bob has a passion for music and would like to expand this passion in their post-secondary
studies.
These two scholarships may be used towards:
1. Music training lessons – vocal and/or instrumental
2. Tuition fees towards student in a Music Faculty
Email this completed application Bob Mukai Memorial Scholarship Application.pdf with “Bob Mukai Scholarship” in the subject line to:
Scholarships@sd38.bc.ca
The family of Dorothy Ross would like this scholarship be awarded to a wellrounded student who was adopted into a family.
Looking for students who are:
Adopted
Active participants in school and/or community activities
Demonstrate good citizenship within the school and community
Where all other criteria are equal, financial need shall be considered
Email this completed application form with “Dorothy Ross Scholarship” in the subject line to: scholarships@sd38.bc.ca
$500.00 Eligible Schools All secondary schools Criteria Attended a Richmond District Montessori Program at Garden City, McKinney or Steves for a minimum of grades 4 through 7 Has demonstrated involvement in extracurricular activities and/or part-time work within the school and the community Are graduating from a Richmond School District secondary school in June of 2025 Will pursue a post-secondary education and be registered in a post-secondary institution within 18 months of graduation (proof of registration will be required) Is a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident of Canada and is ordinarily a permanent resident of Richmond Complete application form and 500-word statement Completed applications should be emailed to montessorisd38@gmail.com
Bert & Great Badminton Scholarship - 6 Scholarships - $1,000 for minimum of two male and two female.
BC Dairy Scholarship - 2 - $1,000 Scholarships for one male and one female
Molten Scholarships - 6 - $1,000 Scholarships for three male and three female
Please access application form and choose up to 2 scholarships if you meet the criteria
For students graduating Grade 12 from Steveston London, McMath, and Hugh Boyd high schools. Each school will have one $500 scholarship awarded.
Scholarship eligibility criteria:
- demonstrated community commitment, support, or leadership
- woman or gender diverse
- a minimum C+ average
- demonstrated financial need
To apply, submit a 500 word essay about “how your leadership and community involvement has prepared you for the future” to scholarships@sd38.bc.ca.
Awards to be announced at the Graduation Valedictory Ceremony for your school. Kelly will present the scholarship to the successful recipients.
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Understanding Grade' Point
Average that is required
Unweighted GPA: Takes into consideration the average of all course work, including electives.
Weighted GPA: Typically takes into consideration only core subject work, removing electives and Physical Education. Grades earned from honors, AP or IB coursework are weighted because the academic rigor is higher in these classes. Typically, a grade out of 100 is given 10 more points, increasing the grade a full letter grade. (ex. 78 becomes an 88; B becomes A)