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Don Cherry and Terry Leon receive Kidney Foundation AwardsDon Cherry and Terry Leon received National Awards at The Kidney Foundation of Canada 50th Anniversary Breakfast in recognition of their outstanding commitment to raising awareness of organ donation and the importance of early risk assessment for kidney disease. Their family experiences with kidney failure are poignantly shared in the Foundation's 50 Kidney Stories anniversary magazine.International Alport Syndrome Meeting Report PublishedThe 2014 International Workshop on Alport Syndrome, held in Oxford, UK in January 2014, published its report in the July issue of Kidney International. Support for this Workshop is part of The Kidney Foundation's collaboration with other organizations to pool resources to generate new knowledge to reduce the burden of kidney disease and raise awareness of this rare genetic condition.Latest Activity on Kidney ConnectHeadlines only

HandbookWelcome to the John Calvin School WebsiteWelcome to the website of John Calvin School in Chilliwack, British Columbia. Though Canada Post has designated our area as Chilliwack, our school is actually in the small hamlet of Yarrow, about 15 kilometres from Abbotsford to the west, 15 kilometres from Chilliwack to the east, and 6 kilometres south of Hwy. 1.John Calvin School was originally established in 1970 to provide Reformed Christian education for the children of the Canadian Reformed Churches in the Abbotsford/Chilliwack area. Students learn at different rates and in different ways, and some students have significant challenges in their learning. Therefore John Calvin School maintains an effective learning assistance and special education program.Our school has grown to its current size of 176 students in grades K 7. Students come from Dewdney, Abbotsford, Yarrow, Chilliwack and Agassiz. Our grade seven graduates usually attend Credo Christian High School in Langley.The Reformed faith sets the tone in our school.