Category: Schools
SCDSB Elects Chair and Vice-Chair at Inaugural Meeting
The Sudbury Catholic District School Board elected the new chair and vice-chair at the Inaugural meeting of the board held at the Catholic Education Centre on December 5, 2006. Paula Peroni returns as Board Chair having served previously as Chair of the Board from 1999 to 2001 and from 2004 to 2006. She is also currently the vice-president of the Ontario Catholic School Trustees’ Association (OCSTA) and the first vice-president of the Canadian Catholic School Trustees’ Association (CCSTA).
In returning to her role as Chair, Peroni commented. “It is indeed a great pleasure to resume the position as Chair of the Sudbury Catholic District School Board. Our successes as a Board are a tribute to the teamwork, cooperation and dedication of our students, parents, staff and partners in education. I look forward to continuing to build on these strong relationships to strengthen the unique partnership of home, school and parish which serves as the foundation of Catholic Education.”
George Middleton will assume the position of Vice-Chair of the Sudbury Catholic District School Board. Mr. Middleton is serving his sixth term as Trustee and has held the position as vice-chair on a previous occasion. “I would like to thank my fellow colleagues and members of the board for placing their confidence in me and allowing me to take on the role as Vice-Chair,” stated Middleton. “We will continue to work closely with the board’s senior administrative team in order to best serve the needs our students.”
St. James, St. David Students Make Appearance at MCTV Christmas Telethon
St. Charles Cardinals Enjoy Successful Volleyball Season
Pius XII to Hold Christmas Craft Show December 2nd & 3rd
SCDSB, Sudbury and District Health Unit and MADD Canada Present “Mind Control”
As part of Drug Awareness Week the Sudbury Catholic District School Board in conjunction with the Sudbury and District Health Unit and MADD Canada will be presenting, Mind Control, a multi-media assembly program which addresses impaired driving.
The presentation is directed to the Grade 7 to 12 students at the Sudbury Catholic District School Board with the focus on false perceptions about alcohol, drugs and driving that distort reality.
Topics include:
• peer pressure
• trusting the good judgement of the driver
• binge drinking
• performance pressure from school and parents
• media messaging about lifestyle and culture
Mind Control is accompanied by music video clips and fast paced graphics. The presentation will take place at Marymount Academy, 165 D’Youville Street, Tuesday, November 21 from 1:00 p.m. to 2:15 p.m.
St. Mary School, Healthy School, Healthy Kids!
St. Charles College Hosts Volleyball Tournament
It was an exciting weekend at SCC. With 7 schools present all teams had a minimum of 7 games following quarter-final , semi-final and Final games.
In the quarter-fianl we had St. Raphael playing St. Francis B . St. Raphael defeated St. Franics B 2 game to 1. While in the other quarter final we had Pius XII playing st. Charles. Pius XII defeated St. Charles to a score of 2 to 1.
In the semi-final we had Pius XII playing St. Francis A. St. Francis defeated Pius XII 2 staigh sets. While in the other semi-final we had St. Anne againstt St. Raphael. St. Raphael defeated St. Anne to a score of 2 – 0.
In the final consolation we had st. Anne againstt Pius XII and St. Anne defeated Pius XII by a score of 2 to 1.
In the final we had st. francis a playing st. raphael. St. Francis defeated st. Raphael 2 set to none but the games were very close.
St. Mary School to Host Esso Family Math Night
On Thursday November 16, 2006, St. Mary Catholic School families with students in Grades JK to Grade 5 will participate in an Esso Family Math Night. The evening will begin with a spaghetti supper at 6:00 p.m. followed by math-based activities and games geared for family play. Miss Waern will present “My Teddy and Me” focusing on students in grades JK to 1, while Mrs. Stirrett will facilitate a session on Number Sense and Numeration.
Parents will be able to experience working with the same manipulatives that their children use on a daily basis. This exciting evening is the first of six such sessions that are planned over the next two school years. It promises to be an exciting night with more than 60 people preregistered to date.
For more information re Esso Family Math Night, please access
the following website: http://www.edu.uwo.ca/essofamilymath/index.asp
or contact Gen Waszczylo Principal at St. Mary Catholic School at ph. 858-2431.