and competitions. Students in the SPARTS program must have a training schedule that exceeds 25 hours per week from Monday to Friday. Furthermore, they are required to maintain a minimum "B" average with no failing grades or unsatisfactory behaviour or work habits This program is offered students from Grades 8 to 12. Library The Magee Secondary School Library is located on the second floor, and run by school librarians, supervising teachers and groups of volunteering students. A computer lab is inside the library where people can read online and take courses. Sport Program Magee teams play in the Vancouver Secondary School Athletic Association and Vancouver Sea to Sky Athletic Association, which is part of BC School Sports umbrella. The Magee Athletics Program offers sports based on seasons and genders. In fall, aquatics badminton, cross country field, hockey, rugby, soccer, and volleyball are offered, while in Winter, rugby, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field are on offer. Volleyball occurs across both seasons. In 2020, the Juvenile Girls (Gr. 9) basketball team won the 2019-20 VSSAA City Champion title. Magee and Hollywood Magee Secondary was used as fictional Buffalo, New York Glenn High School in I Love You, Beth Cooper. Magee was also used to film part of Shattered, starring Callum Keith Rennie. Notable alumni Gary Basaraba (1976), actor Gil Bellows (1985), actor Frances Chung, principal dancer with the San Francisco Ballet Robert Christy (1932), physicist Bernie Coulson (1983), actor Joey Haywood (2002), professional basketball player Thomas Fung, businessman (Fairchild Group) Bruce Greenwood (1974), actor Margot Kidder (1965), actress Michelle Lang (1993), only Canadian reporter to die in the War in Afghanistan Fredrik Logevall (1981), Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Graham Ludlow (1979), actor, screenwriter and producer Grant McCracken (1969), anthropologist Rebecca Marino, tennis player Carrie-Anne Moss (1985), actress Grace Park (1992), Hollywood actress Josh Ramsay (1998), lead singer of the band Marianas Trench Dal Richards, OBC conductor and musician Rachel Roberts (1996), actress, model Jeremy Ten (2008), figure skater, 2009 Canadian Bronze Medalist Emmanuelle Vaugier (b. 1976), actress Richard Zokol, former PGA golfer winner of 1992 Greater Milwaukee Open Alexander Gumuchian, Canadian rapper, better known by his stage name, bbno$ References External links Band Department YouTube Channel High schools in Vancouver Educational institutions established in 1913 1913 establishments in British Columbia