Sudbury Catholic District School Board

TRANSPORTATION CANCELLED, SCHOOLS REMAIN OPEN  – SUDBURY, ESPANOLA AND MASSEY DISTRICTS

Due to road conditions and in the interest of safety, all school related transportation services for English catholic, English public, French catholic and French public schools, operating in the districts of SUDBURY, ESPANOLA AND MASSEY (this includes all areas such as St-Charles, Noelville, Monetville, Markstay, Hagar, Warren, Wahnapitae, Coniston, Killarney, Whitefish, Whitefish River First Nations, Onaping, Chelmsford, Capreol, Valley East, Garson, Chelmsford, Azilda, …) are cancelled today. All schools will remain open, however, NO transportation will be provided. Parents who transport their children to school are reminded that they must pick their children up at the end of the school day.

FOR SECONDARY STUDENTS – As transportation has been cancelled for today – Thursday, January 31st, the Period 4 exam will be held on Monday, February 4th. Monday will be a regular school day. All students will report to homeroom. Following homeroom, the Period 4 exam will be written. Those students not writing an exam will be given an alternative activity. Semester 2 Period 1, 2. 3 and 4 classes will begin following lunch. Please contact your school for more information.

TRANSPORTATION CANCELLED, SCHOOLS REMAIN OPEN – SUDBURY, ESPANOLA MASSEY AND MANITOULIN DISTRICTS

Due to the road conditions and in the interest of safety, all school related transportation services for English catholic, English public, French catholic and French public schools, operating in the districts of SUDBURY, ESPANOLA, MASSEY AND MANITOULIN are cancelled today. All schools will remain open, however, NO transportation will be provided. Parents who transport their children to school are reminded that they must pick their children up at the end of the school day.

The School Boards advise students and parents that secondary school exams taking place today will be rescheduled to tomorrow. Please check your school’s website, or call the school, for revisions to the exam schedule.

It appears that road conditions may deteriorate so school boards ENCOURAGE PARENTS TO PICK UP THEIR CHILDREN AT SCHOOL

Although schools for the English catholic, English public, French catholic and French public schools, operating in the districts of SUDBURY, ESPANOLA, MASSEY AND MANITOULIN
remain open, according to reports from Regional Police, OPP and MTO, it appears that road conditions may deteriorate.

School boards therefore ENCOURAGE PARENTS TO PICK UP THEIR CHILDREN AT SCHOOL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

TRANSPORTATION CANCELLED, SCHOOLS REMAIN OPEN – SUDBURY, ESPANOLA MASSEY AND MANITOULIN DISTRICTS

Due to the upcoming ice storm, road conditions and in the interest of safety, all school related transportation services for English catholic, English public, French catholic and French public schools, operating in the districts of SUDBURY, ESPANOLA, MASSEY AND MANITOULIN are cancelled today. All schools will remain open, however, NO transportation will be provided. Parents who transport their children to school are reminded that they must pick their children up at the end of the school day.

The School Boards advise students and parents that secondary school exams taking place today will be rescheduled to tomorrow.  Please check your school’s website, or call the school, for revisions to the exam schedule.

TRANSPORTATION CANCELLED, SCHOOLS REMAIN OPEN – SUDBURY, ESPANOLA AND MASSEY DISTRICTS

Due to the extreme cold and road conditions and in the interest of safety, all school related transportation services for English catholic, English public, French catholic and French public schools, operating in the districts of SUDBURY, ESPANOLA, AND MASSEY (this includes all areas such as St-Charles, Noelville, Monetville, Markstay, Hagar, Warren, Wahnapitae, Coniston, Killarney, Whitefish, Onaping, Chelmsford, Capreol, Valley East, Garson, Chelmsford, Azilda, …) are cancelled today. All schools will remain open, however, NO transportation will be provided. Parents who transport their children to school are reminded that they must pick their children up at the end of the school day.

Sudbury Catholic Board Elects New Chair and Vice Chair

On Tuesday, December 18, the Board of Trustees for the Sudbury Catholic District School Board held their annual election for the positions of Chair of the Board and Vice Chair at their monthly board meeting. Jody Cameron, formerly the Vice Chair, has moved into the position of Chair, and trustee Michael Bellmore will serve as Vice Chair for the next year. Cameron has served as both Chair and Vice Chair in past years for the Sudbury Catholic board, and is looking forward to this upcoming year at the helm. “I would like to thank all the trustees for their support and I know that our team around the table has great experience and insight.” Cameron stated. “This next year will definitely bring with it some great challenges, however I believe that we will be able to work through these challenges and be stronger for it.” Vice Chair Bellmore, who has also served as Chair and Vice Chair in the past, also thanked his fellow trustees. “I am humbled and honoured to be chosen by my peers this evening to serve as Vice Chair of the Sudbury Catholic District School Board for the next year.”

Transportation Cancelled – December 17. 2012

Due to road and weather conditions and in the interest of safety all school related transportation services for English catholic, English public, French catholic and French public schools, operating in the Districts of SUDBURY, ESPANOLA AND MANITOULIN are cancelled today. All schools will remain open, however, NO transportation will be provided. Parents who transport their children to school are reminded that they must pick their children up at the end of the school day.

Setting Their Limits High

The largest school canned food drive in the city kicked off on October 15 at St. Charles College in Sudbury.  Students at the school have one week to canvas neighbourhoods and collect 60 thousand non-perishable food items for the Sudbury Food Bank.
 
The drive started twenty-seven years ago.  Principal Patty Mardero says, “When the weather gets cooler, the Sudbury Food Bank relies on our helping hand.  That time has come and it is time for us to deliver.”  
 
Last year, the school surpassed its goal and collected 120-thousand cans.  This was the largest single donation in the history of the Sudbury Food Bank. 
 
Even with the forecast looking dismal this week, students were urged to forge ahead and get out into their neighbourhoods to collect cans. 
 
The high school is also supported by its feeder schools.  Each year, students at St. Bernadette, St. Raphael, Pius XII, St. Andrew, St. David and St Paul and St. John take up the cause.

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