https://www.wcdsb.ca/summer-learning/

All are highly engaging and supportive programs, taught by certified teachers, and intended to prepare students with more tools and learning for the next grade level.

There are still spaces for Summer 2023:

• JK-Gr.6  — Summer Boost at select locations (July 3-21, mornings only)
• JK-Gr. 8 — Summer Fun with Languages – in Kitchener only (July 4-28, mornings only) – some languages have waiting lists
• Gr. 7 & 8 students — Summer Expedition (July 4 – 21, mornings only) – NON-CREDIT
• Gr. 8 students – Bridge to Success – HIF 1O (July 3-28, all day) – CREDIT – attendance every day is required
• Gr.8 students — Head Start (Aug 21, 22, 23, 24, afternoon only)

We want to take a moment to say a big Congratulations to the Grade 7 students who received their Confirmation last evening at St. Teresa of Avila Church!

A big thank you to all the Church members who helped to prepare our students – Iris, Lisa, Pat, Sandy, Ken, and Tracy. Thank you to the music from the church choir and organist, Gary. A huge thank you to Father Peter for a wonderful ceremony filled with the grace of God.  The gifts that they received will be with them for their entire lives.

A big thank you also to the families who supported their children through this important sacrament and the staff of the school who helped along the way!

We would also like to wish Father Peter a Happy Birthday today!

The Youth Impact Survey has been extended to Friday, June 9th.

Youth in Waterloo Region between the ages 9 and 18 have the opportunity to participate in the Youth Impact Survey.  The Youth Impact Survey was developed in partnership WITH young people in Waterloo Region and asks well-being questions on a variety of topics.

Last summer, the Children and Youth Planning Table, UNICEF Canada, the Canadian Index of Wellbeing, and the Ontario Trillium Foundation partnered to run the pilot version of the Youth Impact Survey in Waterloo Region.  The survey included questions about belonging, mental and emotional health, security, protection and other topics.  Waterloo Region was the first community in Canada to test out the survey and after getting feedback from the youth who filled it out in 2020, and with a new partner, KW Community Foundation, the survey is running again.

Phase 2 of the Youth Impact Survey includes Waterloo Region and 3 other communities in Canada.  (Ottawa, Halton, and Tri-Counties in Nova Scotia).  In order for the survey to be a success, Waterloo Region needs 1000 youth aged 9 – 18 to fill it out and the results will help inform the decisions made about programs, services, and supports available to young people.  This is an opportunity for young people to feel valued, heard and included.

The 20-30 minute survey is totally voluntary and anonymous and youth who fill it out will receive volunteer hours and a chance to win prizes.

Click here for more information and the survey.

Good Evening Tornado Families:

We will be entering our final month of the school year this week, and we have many activities to round out the school year! Please save the date as our CSAC team will be hosting a Family Bar-B-Q on June 20th; more information will be shared in the next couple of weeks as the team finalizes details.

We wish our Confirmands all the best as they celebrate the Sacrament of Confirmation this Tuesday at the Church. This is an important milestone in the lives of our Catholic students.

On Thursday, June 1st, St. Teresa of Avila School and all schools in the WCDSB will raise the Pride Flag again. The flag-raising is part of our commitment to creating a nurturing, safe and inclusive learning environment where every student and every member of the community is welcomed, valued, and respected. We stand with all in our community, and we commit to doing better – each and every day.

June is also National Indigenous History Month. As a community, we have worked throughout the year to deepen our understanding of the role we must take in recognizing our impact on our Indigenous brothers and sisters and our part in promoting truth and reconciliation. Our journey will continue throughout the month.

This Friday, WCDSB is proud to acknowledge Educational Assistants and Child Youth Care Workers Day.  This day is devoted to appreciating, celebrating, and honouring the daily impact they make on student success.  Please join us in celebrating EA/CYCW Appreciation Day by letting our team here at St. Teresa of Avila know how important they are to us. Friday is also a Professional Development Day for our staff, so there is no school for our students. Extended Day will be operating.

Youth Impact Survey

Youth in Waterloo Region between the ages 9 and 18 have the opportunity to participate in the Youth Impact Survey.  The Youth Impact Survey was developed in partnership WITH young people in Waterloo Region and asks well-being questions on a variety of topics.

Last summer, the Children and Youth Planning Table, UNICEF Canada, the Canadian Index of Wellbeing, and the Ontario Trillium Foundation partnered to run the pilot version of the Youth Impact Survey in Waterloo Region.  The survey included questions about belonging, mental and emotional health, security, protection and other topics.  Waterloo Region was the first community in Canada to test out the survey and after getting feedback from the youth who filled it out in 2020, and with a new partner, KW Community Foundation, the survey is running again.

Phase 2 of the Youth Impact Survey includes Waterloo Region and 3 other communities in Canada.  (Ottawa, Halton, and Tri-Counties in Nova Scotia).  In order for the survey to be a success, Waterloo Region needs 1000 youth aged 9 – 18 to fill it out and the results will help inform the decisions made about programs, services, and supports available to young people.  This is an opportunity for young people to feel valued, heard and included.

The 20-30 minute survey is totally voluntary and anonymous and youth who fill it out will receive volunteer hours and a chance to win prizes.  Click here for more information.

Math Parent Survey K-8

Schools offer a variety of opportunities for parents to learn more about how to support their children: for example, events related to mathematics may be held at the school (e.g., family math nights); teachers may provide newsletters or communicate with parents through apps or social media; and school or board websites may provide helpful tips about how parents can engage in their child’s mathematics learning outside of school and may even provide links where they can learn more or enjoy math activities together.

The following brief survey will assist our school district in gathering data about how parents/families feel informed about what their children are learning in math, about how parents/families feel about supporting their children’s learning in math, and about parental access to math learning resources at home.

Thank you in advance for your consideration and participation.

→ Parent/Family Survey | Supporting Your Child’s Math Learning K to 8

This survey will remain open until June 14, 2023.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the collection of this information, please contact Student Achievement Consultant, Mathematics K-8 Petra LeDuc at petra.leduc@wcdsb.ca, 519-578-3660 extension 2415.

Please have a look at what is coming up this week:

Monday, May 29

• Bike To School Week Begins (Register to win prizes as per the flyer below)
• Last day of Grade 6 EQAO testing
• International Day of UN Peacekeepers Day

Tuesday, May 30

• Robotics Presentation for Grades 1 to 8
• 7 pm Confirmation at the Church for our Confirmands

Wednesday, May 31

• Cross Country Meet for our runners
• Wear your Spirit Wear! Or wear red and/or blue
• Pizza Day (if you ordered through School Cash Online)

Thursday, June 1

• Pride Flag Raising
• Lunch Lady (if you ordered through School Cash Online)

Friday, June 2

• PA Day for Students – School Closed, Extended Day is Open
• EA/CYW Appreciation Day

May 28-June 2 Bike To School Week

CSAC – School Council & CPIC Opportunities

Vicki Olatundun (1)      Virtual Paint Night

Please go to our school webpage by visiting stteresaelmira.wcdsb.ca  and clicking on the School Council tab to check out the minutes of our last meeting and learn more about our Catholic School Advisory Council. Everyone is welcome to join our next meeting (virtually or in person) on Wednesday, June 7th, at 6 pm. This is a change from the June 6th date previously advertised.  Come and see what it’s all about! If you cannot commit to joining our CSAC but would like to offer to volunteer for events when required, please email paula.pizarro@wcdsb.ca.

Click here to go directly to the CSAC webpage

CSAC Parent Outreach Letter 2022

A Message From Fr. Peter & Parish News

Please have a look at this week’s Parish Bulletin here: May 28 2023

In the bulletin, you will also find some events for the adults in the community. Be sure to check them out! The church is also looking for volunteer gardeners.

• Thursday, June 1st – Prayer Vigil
• Friday, June 2nd – Heavenly Eats Food Truck Friday at Gale Presbyterian Church
• Saturday, June 3rd – Young Adults Night
• Sunday, June 11th – Traditional Annual Corpus Christi Procession
• Friday, June 16th and Saturday, June 17th – Alliance for Life Ontario Conference 2023
• Saturday, June 24th – Deep Cleaning of the Full Church Complex – if you are able to help that day, please get in touch with the church
• SAVE THE DATE: Friday, September 15th – Annual Garden Party

Region of Waterloo Libraries ~ 2023 Spring Programs

• RWL Wilmot Programs, RWL Woolwich Programs, RWL Wellesley Programs

A full listing of events and registration can be found on the Events Calendar.

Hot Lunches 

• Wednesday – Twice The Deal Pizza
• Thursday – Lunch Lady (there are some gluten-free options available)
• Orders may be placed weekly or in advance for the entire length of the program.

WOOLWICH COMMUNITY SERVICES & COUNSELLING

https://woolwichcounselling.org/upcoming-events/

Visit https://www.woolwichcommunityservices.org for the most up-to-date information. WCA Brochure

The Umbrella Project – Integrity

Use a digital contract to teach and reinforce online integrity

As parents, we all feel the impact that the digital world is having on our children’s well-being. Far from innocuous, technology comes with a very complicated list of pros and cons that we are only beginning to understand. Parenting our children in this changing landscape is a challenge we are all navigating.  

When it comes to integrity, technology is creating a huge playground for practicing this skill.  From apps that allow us to share whatever we want anonymously (and therefore without consequence) to the changing landscape of online academics that provide more opportunities for cheating, our children are facing these difficult questions of integrity more and more frequently.  

So where can we start to make a difference in the choices our children are making online? Cat Coode, founder of Binary Tattoo, recommends starting with a digital contract that you review every year. Digital contracts should open the conversation about integrity online and outline:

— The family rules about technology – both for parents and the technology user. I.e.: user privacy vs. parent access to the device, situations/locations where the device can/cannot be used, 

— Clear “do’s” and “don’ts” for safety and well-being ie. bullying, talking to strangers online, photos etc.

— Consequences for breaching the contract 

— Costs and responsibilities for device 

I recommend checking out Cat’s sample contract and blog here.

I hope it goes well!

Dr. Jen, The Umbrella Project

Additional Resources 

Interested in learning more? Here are a few more short videos from me about Integrity. 

• Ask yourself if you’re acting with integrity
• Self-efficacy is foundational to integrity
• Identify integrity role models
• List and reflect on important values
• Overcommitting compromises our integrity
• Reward your child for using integrity 

Coming Up:

• June 20: School BBQ (Information coming)
• June 27: Term 2 Report Cards Go Home; Grade 8 Graduation
• June 29: Last Day of School

Join us for Heavenly Eats Food Truck Fridays at St. Teresa Church today from 4:30 pm to 8 pm. Proceeds support our group of participating churches.

Happy Long Weekend, Tornado Families!

We hope you’ve had a restful weekend enjoying the warm weather outdoors.

The first three items listed below have already been shared; however, we are sending out one final reminder if you would like to have your voices heard and would like to share your feedback.

Youth Impact Survey

Youth in Waterloo Region between the ages 9 and 18 have the opportunity to participate in the Youth Impact Survey.  The Youth Impact Survey was developed in partnership WITH young people in Waterloo Region and asks well-being questions on a variety of topics.

Last summer, the Children and Youth Planning Table, UNICEF Canada, the Canadian Index of Wellbeing, and the Ontario Trillium Foundation partnered to run the pilot version of the Youth Impact Survey in Waterloo Region.  The survey included questions about belonging, mental and emotional health, security, protection and other topics.  Waterloo Region was the first community in Canada to test out the survey and after getting feedback from the youth who filled it out in 2020, and with a new partner, KW Community Foundation, the survey is running again.

Phase 2 of the Youth Impact Survey includes Waterloo Region and 3 other communities in Canada.  (Ottawa, Halton, and Tri-Counties in Nova Scotia).  In order for the survey to be a success, Waterloo Region needs 1000 youth aged 9 – 18 to fill it out and the results will help inform the decisions made about programs, services, and supports available to young people.  This is an opportunity for young people to feel valued, heard and included.

The 20-30 minute survey is totally voluntary and anonymous and youth who fill it out will receive volunteer hours and a chance to win prizes.  Click here for more information.

Math Parent Survey K-8

Schools offer a variety of opportunities for parents to learn more about how to support their children: for example, events related to mathematics may be held at the school (e.g., family math nights); teachers may provide newsletters or communicate with parents through apps or social media; and school or board websites may provide helpful tips about how parents can engage in their child’s mathematics learning outside of school and may even provide links where they can learn more or enjoy math activities together.

The following brief survey will assist our school district in gathering data about how parents/families feel informed about what their children are learning in math, about how parents/families feel about supporting their children’s learning in math, and about parental access to math learning resources at home.

Thank you in advance for your consideration and participation.

→ Parent/Family Survey | Supporting Your Child’s Math Learning K to 8

This survey will remain open until June 14, 2023.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the collection of this information, please contact Student Achievement Consultant, Mathematics K-8 Petra LeDuc at petra.leduc@wcdsb.ca, 519-578-3660 extension 2415.

Ends May 23 – Community Feedback for the Multi-Year Strategic Plan 

Multi-Year Strategic Plan – Feedback from the Community

The Waterloo Catholic District School Board prides itself on being the Heart of the Community, providing Success for Each and A Place for All. With this Vision, we have developed our new WCDSB Multi-Year Strategic Plan (2022-2025) (MYSP).  This short video from Director Tyrone Dowling summarizes the process, content and goals for our new Strategic Plan.  This plan was approved by the Board of Trustees in December 2022.

At this time, we are gathering feedback to assist with our ongoing monitoring of the implementation of the current MYSP. We are inviting all staff, parents/guardians, and community members to provide feedback on our new MYSP plan (one per family/staff). Your input is valued and appreciated.

The survey will take less than 8 minutes to complete and will be available until May 23rd @ 8am. 

Survey link: https://wcdsb.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_didAwydaettroFw

Participation in this survey is anonymous and voluntary. You will not be asked to provide your name, contact information, or any information that can identify you. As well, no identifying information (e.g., email address, IP address) will be automatically collected through the online tool.

If you have any questions about this collection or need assistance completing it, please contact the Research Department at research@wcdsb.ca

Please have a look at what is coming up this week:

Monday, May 22

• Victoria Day – No School
• Citizenship Week begins (May 22-28)

Tuesday, May 23

• Grade 6 students begin EQAO

Wednesday, May 24

• Wear your Spirit Wear! Or wear red and/or blue
• Pizza Day (if you ordered through School Cash Online)

Thursday, May 25

• Lunch Lady (if you ordered through School Cash Online)
• Grades 4 to 8 – Track and Field Day at St. David’s

Friday, May 26

• Breathe

May 28-June 2 Bike To School Week

CSAC – School Council & CPIC Opportunities

Vicki Olatundun (1)      Virtual Paint Night

Please go to our school webpage by visiting stteresaelmira.wcdsb.ca  and clicking on the School Council tab to check out the minutes of our last meeting and learn more about our Catholic School Advisory Council. Everyone is welcome to join our next meeting (virtually or in person) on Wednesday, June 7th, at 6 pm. This is a change from the June 6th date previously advertised.  Come and see what it’s all about! If you cannot commit to joining our CSAC but would like to offer to volunteer for events when required, please email paula.pizarro@wcdsb.ca.

Click here to go directly to the CSAC webpage

CSAC Parent Outreach Letter 2022

Sacramental Preparation Dates for Grade 7

• Confirmation Liturgy – Tuesday, May 30 @ 7:00 pm

A Message From Fr. Peter & Parish News

Please have a look at this week’s Parish Bulletin here: May 21 2023

In the bulletin, you will also find some events for the adults in the community. Be sure to check them out! The church is also looking for volunteer gardeners.

• Tuesday, May 23rd – Rosary Walk
• Thursday, May 25th – Reel Justice Film Festival – The Letter
• Friday, May 26th – Heavenly Eats Food Truck Fridays at St. Teresa Church
• Saturday, May 28th – Right to Life Walk
• Saturday, June 3rd – Young Adults Night
• SAVE THE DATE: Friday, September 15th – Annual Garden Party

Region of Waterloo Libraries ~ 2023 Spring Programs

• RWL Wilmot Programs, RWL Woolwich Programs, RWL Wellesley Programs

A full listing of events and registration can be found on the Events Calendar.

Hot Lunches 

• Wednesday – Twice The Deal Pizza
• Thursday – Lunch Lady (there are some gluten-free options available)
• Orders may be placed weekly or in advance for the entire length of the program.

WOOLWICH COMMUNITY SERVICES & COUNSELLING

https://woolwichcounselling.org/upcoming-events/

Visit https://www.woolwichcommunityservices.org for the most up-to-date information. WCA Brochure

The Umbrella Project – Integrity

Respond consistently to behaviour that lacks integrity

One of the first things I realized after becoming a parent was that it is impossible to control children’s behaviour with threats or anger but consistency goes a long way in creating the boundaries for healthy and respectful actions. Once you have established the values that matter to your child and your family, respond with consistency when reinforcing them. Dishonest and disrespectful behaviour often fall into this category. Listen and respect your child as they explain their behaviour and provide information about why this isn’t acceptable behaviour in your family, with friends or in their communities. Consequences of this type of behaviour should be clear, predictable and reinforced.   

When your children are young, the consequences for not using integrity and honesty are smaller but as they get older the stakes get higher. Most children will test the boundaries of dishonesty, irresponsibility and disrespect as a normal part of learning about the world and their role in it. When we teach integrity and consistently reinforce that there are consequences of not using this important skill from an early age, it helps our children make informed choices about how to identify positive values and live in a way that matches these values.

Learn how to be consistent with behaviour that lacks integrity.

Until next time, 

Dr. Jen, The Umbrella Project

Additional Resources 

Interested in learning more? Here are a few more short videos from me about Integrity. 

• Ask yourself if you’re acting with integrity
• Self-efficacy is foundational to integrity
• Identify integrity role models
• List and reflect on important values
• Overcommitting compromises our integrity
• Reward your child for using integrity 

Coming Up:

• May 10-June 14: EQAO for Grades 3 and 6
• June 2: P.A. Day
• June 20: School BBQ (Information coming)
• June 27: Term 2 Report Cards Go Home
• June 29: Last Day of School

Wishing you a safe and relaxing long weekend!

See you on Tuesday!

Youth Impact Survey

Youth in Waterloo Region between the ages 9 and 18 have the opportunity to participate in the Youth Impact Survey.  The Youth Impact Survey was developed in partnership WITH young people in Waterloo Region and asks well-being questions on a variety of topics.

Last summer, the Children and Youth Planning Table, UNICEF Canada, the Canadian Index of Wellbeing, and the Ontario Trillium Foundation partnered to run the pilot version of the Youth Impact Survey in Waterloo Region.  The survey included questions about belonging, mental and emotional health, security, protection and other topics.  Waterloo Region was the first community in Canada to test out the survey and after getting feedback from the youth who filled it out in 2020, and with a new partner, KW Community Foundation, the survey is running again.

Phase 2 of the Youth Impact Survey includes Waterloo Region and 3 other communities in Canada.  (Ottawa, Halton, and Tri-Counties in Nova Scotia).  In order for the survey to be a success, Waterloo Region needs 1000 youth aged 9 – 18 to fill it out and the results will help inform the decisions made about programs, services, and supports available to young people.  This is an opportunity for young people to feel valued, heard and included.

The 20-30 minute survey is totally voluntary and anonymous and youth who fill it out will receive volunteer hours and a chance to win prizes.  Click here for more information.

Math Parent Survey K-8

Schools offer a variety of opportunities for parents to learn more about how to support their children: for example, events related to mathematics may be held at the school (e.g., family math nights); teachers may provide newsletters or communicate with parents through apps or social media; and school or board websites may provide helpful tips about how parents can engage in their child’s mathematics learning outside of school and may even provide links where they can learn more or enjoy math activities together.

The following brief survey will assist our school district in gathering data about how parents/families feel informed about what their children are learning in math, about how parents/families feel about supporting their children’s learning in math, and about parental access to math learning resources at home.

Thank you in advance for your consideration and participation.

→ Parent/Family Survey | Supporting Your Child’s Math Learning K to 8

This survey will remain open until June 14, 2023.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the collection of this information, please contact Student Achievement Consultant, Mathematics K-8 Petra LeDuc at petra.leduc@wcdsb.ca, 519-578-3660 extension 2415.

Ends May 23 – Community Feedback for the Multi-Year Strategic Plan 

Multi-Year Strategic Plan – Feedback from the Community

The Waterloo Catholic District School Board prides itself on being the Heart of the Community, providing Success for Each and A Place for All. With this Vision, we have developed our new WCDSB Multi-Year Strategic Plan (2022-2025) (MYSP).  This short video from Director Tyrone Dowling summarizes the process, content and goals for our new Strategic Plan.  This plan was approved by the Board of Trustees in December 2022.

At this time, we are gathering feedback to assist with our ongoing monitoring of the implementation of the current MYSP. We are inviting all staff, parents/guardians, and community members to provide feedback on our new MYSP plan (one per family/staff). Your input is valued and appreciated.

The survey will take less than 8 minutes to complete and will be available until May 23rd @ 8am. 

Survey link: https://wcdsb.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_didAwydaettroFw

Participation in this survey is anonymous and voluntary. You will not be asked to provide your name, contact information, or any information that can identify you. As well, no identifying information (e.g., email address, IP address) will be automatically collected through the online tool.

If you have any questions about this collection or need assistance completing it, please contact the Research Department at research@wcdsb.ca

Youth Impact Survey

Youth in Waterloo Region between the ages 9 and 18 have the opportunity to participate in the Youth Impact Survey.  The Youth Impact Survey was developed in partnership WITH young people in Waterloo Region and asks well-being questions on a variety of topics.

Last summer, the Children and Youth Planning Table, UNICEF Canada, the Canadian Index of Wellbeing, and the Ontario Trillium Foundation partnered to run the pilot version of the Youth Impact Survey in Waterloo Region.  The survey included questions about belonging, mental and emotional health, security, protection and other topics.  Waterloo Region was the first community in Canada to test out the survey and after getting feedback from the youth who filled it out in 2020, and with a new partner, KW Community Foundation, the survey is running again.

Phase 2 of the Youth Impact Survey includes Waterloo Region and 3 other communities in Canada.  (Ottawa, Halton, and Tri-Counties in Nova Scotia).  In order for the survey to be a success, Waterloo Region needs 1000 youth aged 9 – 18 to fill it out and the results will help inform the decisions made about programs, services, and supports available to young people.  This is an opportunity for young people to feel valued, heard and included.

The 20-30 minute survey is totally voluntary and anonymous and youth who fill it out will receive volunteer hours and a chance to win prizes.  Click here for more information.

Math Parent Survey K-8

Schools offer a variety of opportunities for parents to learn more about how to support their children: for example, events related to mathematics may be held at the school (e.g., family math nights); teachers may provide newsletters or communicate with parents through apps or social media; and school or board websites may provide helpful tips about how parents can engage in their child’s mathematics learning outside of school and may even provide links where they can learn more or enjoy math activities together.

The following brief survey will assist our school district in gathering data about how parents/families feel informed about what their children are learning in math, about how parents/families feel about supporting their children’s learning in math, and about parental access to math learning resources at home.

Thank you in advance for your consideration and participation.

→ Parent/Family Survey | Supporting Your Child’s Math Learning K to 8

This survey will remain open until June 14, 2023.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the collection of this information, please contact Student Achievement Consultant, Mathematics K-8 Petra LeDuc at petra.leduc@wcdsb.ca, 519-578-3660 extension 2415.

Ends May 23 – Community Feedback for the Multi-Year Strategic Plan 

Multi-Year Strategic Plan – Feedback from the Community

The Waterloo Catholic District School Board prides itself on being the Heart of the Community, providing Success for Each and A Place for All. With this Vision, we have developed our new WCDSB Multi-Year Strategic Plan (2022-2025) (MYSP).  This short video from Director Tyrone Dowling summarizes the process, content and goals for our new Strategic Plan.  This plan was approved by the Board of Trustees in December 2022.

At this time, we are gathering feedback to assist with our ongoing monitoring of the implementation of the current MYSP. We are inviting all staff, parents/guardians, and community members to provide feedback on our new MYSP plan (one per family/staff). Your input is valued and appreciated.

The survey will take less than 8 minutes to complete and will be available until May 23rd @ 8am. 

Survey link: https://wcdsb.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_didAwydaettroFw

Participation in this survey is anonymous and voluntary. You will not be asked to provide your name, contact information, or any information that can identify you. As well, no identifying information (e.g., email address, IP address) will be automatically collected through the online tool.

If you have any questions about this collection or need assistance completing it, please contact the Research Department at research@wcdsb.ca

On Thursday, May 18th starting at 6 pm and ending at 7 pm, we will be hosting our Welcome to Kindergarten Orientation Event for our newest families joining us in September 2023. We are looking forward to meeting everyone!

If you have not already registered your child for kindergarten next year, it is not too late. You can register online through this link HERE. Please contact the office at 519-669-8843 for more details so you do not miss out on the orientation event this Thursday.