Welcome to Agrabah and the Academy Award-winning adventure of the street rat that became a Prince!
Based on the iconic animated film, with an Academy award-winning score by Alan Menken, Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, Disney’s Aladdin JR> is sure to send audiences soaring on a flying carpet ride filled with romance and adventure.
School matinees are $3 per student and evening shows are $10 per ticket.
Contact St. Charles College for more details.
On Tuesday, October 3rd the Regals’ Flag Football team defeated Lockerby 10-1 to make it 25 consecutive wins dating back to their first game of the 2014 season. Marymount has won the past 6 consecutive Division I City Championships and with the way the standings are shaping up it looks like there could be another marquee matchup in a final between Marymount and Confederation, and a chance at a 7th straight title. Only time will tell. Coaches Dan Bartolucci, Jason Weiler, Tori Jewell, and Julia Boschetto couldn’t be happier with the start to this season. “We have a lot of new players in starting roles on this year’s team and quite a few players who are learning the game for the first time so we have relied heavily on some of the more experienced players to help out with teaching the game and they have stepped up big time.” Bartolucci stated that the mentorship and sisterhood that occurs on the football field is very different than most other sports. He credits this as being the best part of the game. “Watching veteran standout players like Cassidy Burton on offense or Tyana Soucy on defense lead by example is fantastic for fans of football, and we love to watch them in action but we have the luxury of watching these girls practice and teach other members of the team how it’s done. It’s incredible to watch!” Last year Marymount was awarded “Team of the Decade” at the House of Kin Sudbury Sports Hall of Fame dinner. Since their run began in 2011, the flag football team hosts a record of 42-5 with only two losses occurring since 2013. The Regals are back in action Monday, Oct. 16th vs. Lively!
Thank you for all that you do – Happy World Teachers’ Day!
On behalf of the Sudbury Catholic District School Board Community, we would like to wish our teachers a happy World Teachers’ Day! It is through their invaluable hard work and unwavering commitment to education, that our students continue to shine, both in and out of the classroom. They truly are the difference makers.
We thank you for your hard work, your inspiration and for putting our students first. It is through your great work that we are leaders in learning and faith.
Be sure to thank our teachers today!
We are very fortunate to have such a hard-working, dedicated team of custodians and maintenance staff throughout our schools. These individuals help maintain the cleanliness and safety of each and every classroom, office, meeting spaces and much more. We are so very thankful to our friends, who help make our buildings shine – inside and out!
“On behalf of all the staff and students at
Marymount Academy, we wish to extend a huge thank you to Gerry & all the custodial staff. Our Marymount family would not be the same
without Gerry’s hard work and dedication to making our building look incredible.”
– Aaron Barry, Principal at Marymount Academy
“ Ron Martin is our custodian and is amazing at his job.
He never complains, is always positive and helpful. He goes above and beyond his job description every day! We are very lucky to have him at Immaculate.”
– Kim Coluzzi, Principal at Immaculate Conception
“Claudio Ronchin is a valuable member of the
St James staff. He is always in a good mood and ready to help. He is very generous and kind. He is a very dedicated employee and he takes pride in his work. The school building and grounds are well maintained and cared for.”
– Lucie Cullen, Principal at St. James
The St. James School Council would like to thank Boston Pizza for the opportunity to participate in their “Celebrity Server Night”. Hockey celebrity, Tyler Bertuzzi was on hand to greet everyone. Proceeds from the event are earmarked for the School Council’s school yard improvement project. Totals from the school fundraising efforts have now passed $10,000 and the school council is looking to build on that success. If you are interested in receiving more information about this project, please do not hesitate to contact us at St James School.
The Native Language students at St. David Catholic School embarked on a campaign of education. Students promoted and educated their peers on “Orange Shirt Day”. This day of remembrance was started by Phyllis Webstad. Ms. Wedstad wore an orange shirt on her first day at residential school when she was six years old. When the Stswecem’c Xgat’tem First Nation student arrived at the school, her shirt was removed and taken away.
Webstad began her annual Orange Shirt campaign in 2013 and has since shared her story with thousands of Canadians. St. David School was proud to participate in celebrating the resilience of the families impacted by the residential school system.
St. David Catholic School has embraced the unusually warm weather by bringing classroom instruction outside. Classroom teacher, Terri-Lynn Lepage believes that “children benefit from being outside not only for physical activity, but also to enjoy the trees, rocks and the natural beauty that surrounds us. When we are outside completing academic work, the students are more focused and are able to work independently. They enjoy being outside of the classroom and are learning to appreciate nature as an extension of our classroom”.
St. David School was fortunate to access a 2016 TD Friends of the Environment Grant to create an outdoor learning space in nestled in nature. The newly build learning environment is regularly used by classes to promote experiential learning opportunities for students from the full day kindergarten program to grade 6.
What school will my child attend?
If you are new to your neighbourhood or new to our board, the Student Services Consortium can help you locate the school closest to your home or daycare and arrange for busing for your child if eligible. Be sure to specify the Sudbury Catholic District School Board and be prepared to provide your child’s grade and program (Regular or French Immersion). If you wish to send your child to a school outside of your boundary, please contact the principal of the desired school to discuss your options.
How do I register my child?
See our list of schools for school website and contact information, and then contact the school in August to make an appointment to register. Secondary schools reopen for registration on August 21st. Elementary schools reopen on August 28th. Please remember to bring:
• Birth Certificate or Passport
• Baptism Certificate
• Immunization Card
Can I register my child if he or she is not baptized?
If an elementary student or at least one of his or her parents/guardians is baptized Catholic, the student will be enrolled using the standard registration process. If an elementary student does not meet this criteria he or she may still enrol. Please contact the school to arrange for a discussion about the process.
Secondary schools in Ontario are ‘open access’ and we are pleased to welcome all students in grades 9 through 12. If you are a non-Catholic family and have questions about Catholic education and the rights and responsibilities of students who attend Catholic secondary schools, please contact the school for further information prior to registering.
For further information on the registration process please see Admission to Catholic Schools.
How can I register my child for On-site Day Care, Best Start and Before & After School Programs?
These programs operate independently from Sudbury Catholic Schools . Please contact the daycare directly after referencing the list of programs and services by school.
Other Resources
Regular Program/Core French
French Immersion Program
Full Day Kindergarten Early Learning Program
Special Education
2017/2018 School Calendar
Further Questions
Please don’t hesitate to contact us at (705) 673-5620 if you have any further questions.
On, June 27 2017, Immaculate students took part in various activities to commemorate Canada’s upcoming 150th birthday such as beach ball soccer and building Inukshuks. Fun was hard by all students.
