St. Teresa of Avila Church Garden Party
The St. Teresa of Avila Church Garden Party will be held on Friday, September 13, 2024.
Please click on the link below for complete details.
The St. Teresa of Avila Church Garden Party will be held on Friday, September 13, 2024.
Please click on the link below for complete details.
Happy Sunday, Tornado Families!
Thank you to all who attended our CSAC BBQ on Tuesday night! Thank you to all our volunteers and sponsors who donated their time and prizes (just to clarify – prizes are for the adults). Thank you to the Knights of Columbus for donating burgers and hot dogs and cooking them up. Thank you to Mrs. Langlois and all our performers from the Talent Show. A huge THANK YOU to all the parents and staff who worked so hard as part of our CSAC (Catholic School Advisory Council – Parent Council) this year. We are always looking for new members, and our next meeting will be in September.
On Friday, we held our Play Day in the afternoon, which was a great success! Thank you to Mrs. Jakeman and her grade 6 class for organizing and running the events for our students!
This Tuesday, we will celebrate our grade 8 graduates as they close their elementary school chapter and embark on their high school journey in September! We are so proud of the young people our students have become and of all the great things they will do in the future.
Our Nutrition for Learning bins are running dry, so we are asking parents to send their child(ren) with extra snacks this week for when they get hungry (or hangry). Thank you to Mrs. Hamburger for keeping us well-stocked throughout the year. Nutrition for Learning is a charity so if you wish to donate, click here to find out how: NFL Link
We wish Mr. Walsh a very happy and well-deserved retirement! We will miss your wit and jokes, which brought joy to all of us. At this time, we are unsure who will replace our irreplaceable Mr. Walsh.
We wish Miss Santos, Miss Martin, and Mr. Johnston farewell as they move on to new schools in September. We appreciate all you have done for our school and students and wish you the best of luck.
We welcome Mr. Matic, our new Grade 8 teacher, and Ms. Gribbon-McGraw, our new Grade 4/5 teacher. Ms. Doyle will join us as our school’s Child and Youth Care Worker. Ms. Brubacher will join our school as an Early Childhood Educator now that we have our Extended Day program back in September. We also welcome back Mrs. Brown, who was away this year and is looking forward to seeing her students.
All families who pre-registered for the 2024-2025 Extended Day Program, official registration opened on June 17th. We know there were some glitches with the new system and they are working to fix it. The board will let us know when OneList is up and running again. Stay tuned.
Thinking of Moving?: Please contact the school as soon as possible as we are finalizing our enrolment for next year. If you are moving, the outgoing and incoming school must be aware so we can prepare. Thank you! If you know anyone who wants to register for our school, please tell them to contact us before June 28th.
Please have a look at what is coming up this week:
Wear your Canadian wear or RED and WHITE to celebrate Canada Day!
The co-ordinators of the Multicultural Festival of Elmira are looking for volunteers who are 13 or older to help us at the Multicultural Festival of Elmira! It is a great opportunity for students to begin to get their volunteer hours and for community members to be involved.
Click here to fill out our MFE Volunteer Form.
The Festival itself is September 21, 2024 and sending it out now would help to ensure a list of some great volunteers!
A fantastic, free, French Virtual Summer Learning Opportunity for students has been posted on our board website at: https://www.wcdsb.ca/programs-and-services/fsl/
This is free for this summer only, and next summer it will cost $20 per child (paid for by interested families).
Students in Core French and French Immersion, in both elementary and secondary panels, are warmly invited to explore free virtual French lessons on Smash Education all summer long!
Join the camp that best suits your needs, with options including:
– Overall review of the previous grade
– Preparation for the next school year
– Oral practice
– Reading programs
– Songs and stories
This is the only year this experience will be free. Next summer, it will be $20 per student. To register, see the attached flyer. If you don’t already use Smash with your current French teacher, see instructions on page 2 for creating an account. If you already have a login, skip to page 4 (Core French) or page 5 (French Immersion).
Waterloo Catholic DSB – Summer camp
This summer experience is monitored by Smash Education, a private company, not by WCDSB teachers.
Sweet Reads is Overdrive’s annual reading program. This year’s Sweet Reads selection is a mix of more than 100 ebooks (and select audiobooks) spanning grades K-12 – available for free and simultaneous use from May 15 until August 26. Please read the InfoBlast for more information.
InfoBlast SORA Sweet Reads 2024
https://www.wcdsb.ca/programs-and-services/curriculum/elementary-curriculum/mathematics-elementary/
Parents can make a big difference in their child’s learning by talking with them about what they are learning at school. While these resources are optional, they provide valuable information about what students are learning at school and ideas for supporting their learning at home.
Did you know that WCDSB has various career opportunities? There are supply opportunities like lunch hour supervisors, supply administrative assistant positions and more. Be sure to check out https://www.wcdsb.ca/careers/ for job opportunities and how to apply.
Any parent can be a part of our CSAC council, also known as Parent Council. Some of CSAC’s responsibilities include planning our fundraisers, deciding how to spend our fundraising dollars, volunteering for different initiatives and sharing your opinion about what the Council can do! To find out more, have a look at the resources below. Our next meeting will be in September 2024.
Click here to go directly to the CSAC webpage.
When families place lunch orders, the school receives a small donation. The school receives $1 from each Pita Pit order, $1 from each Twice the Deal Pizza order, and $0.50 from the Lunch Lady. All the proceeds go towards the school and student needs.
Here is the lunch order information so you can plan for the next few weeks.
Twice the Deal Pizza and Lunch Lady orders for the rest of the month:
Pita Pit – The last day to order is midnight June 21, and delivery is June 25th.
There is no Lunch Lady on Thursday, June 27th.
WOOLWICH COMMUNITY SERVICES CELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IN 2024! Woolwich Community Services’ 50th Anniversary Celebration will be held on June 8th, 2024 from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. at the Lions Hall in Elmira. This will be a community party and we hope that you will join us to celebrate our 50 years of service in the community.
https://woolwichcounselling.org/upcoming-events/
Visit https://www.woolwichcommunityservices.org for the most up-to-date information. WCA Brochure
Dear Parents and Guardians,
As June, the final month of the school year, approaches at St. Teresa of Avila C.E.S., we are focusing on the essential Transferable skill of self-directed learning. This involves students taking charge of their learning by setting goals, staying motivated, and reflecting on their progress.
Students will develop a growth mindset, learn to think about their thinking, and build resilience. They will also enhance their emotional intelligence, understand themselves and others better, and cultivate healthy relationships.
Encourage your child to discuss their learning goals and reflect on their progress. Your support is key in reinforcing these values.
Thank you for your continued partnership.
Your partner in education,
P. Pizarro
How many items does your child(ren) lose yearly to the Lost and Found or, worse yet, goes in the trash? Want to save money by NOT having to replace lost items because no one knows who it belongs to? Get Mabel’s Labels!
We are happy to report that our school signed up for an ongoing fundraiser with Mabel’s Labels. Our school has the opportunity to earn 20% commission on all sales, and you have the peace of mind of knowing that your child(ren)’s items are labelled. And we are thankful that our Lost and Found does not fill up every term.
Coming Up:
Thank you to our Parent Council for organizing and to all our community partners who have donated to this fun event!
As you are aware, today marks the beginning of a heat wave in the Region of Waterloo. These are the guidelines the board has provided to us for this week.
Extreme Heat: Temperature With or Without Humidex
Note that sporting events scheduled for this week are subject to this and may be cancelled as a result.
Happy Sunday, Tornado Families!
We wish all the dads a Happy Father’s Day today! What a beautiful day to celebrate them!
All families who pre-registered for the 2024-2025 Extended Day Program, this Monday, June 17th, the official registration opens. Please complete the registration through the WCDSB website this Monday to confirm your spot for 2024-2025.
Congratulations to our kindergarten students who had their Stepping Up ceremony on Friday! Thank you to Mrs. Hogeveen, Mrs. Salek, Miss Martin, and Mrs. Brown for this special celebration.
We are heading into a heatwave this week. We will monitor the conditions and make adjustments as needed. We will remind students to stay hydrated and not over-exert themselves during outdoor time, and we may shorten outdoor time.
Our CSAC Year-End School BBQ is on Tuesday, June 18th. Check out our poster to see what is in store. This is a free event for our families.
Thinking of Moving?: Please contact the school as soon as possible as we are finalizing our enrolment for next year. If you are moving, the outgoing and incoming school must be aware so we can prepare. Thank you!
Please have a look at what is coming up this week:
Sweet Reads is Overdrive’s annual reading program. This year’s Sweet Reads selection is a mix of more than 100 ebooks (and select audiobooks) spanning grades K-12 – available for free and simultaneous use from May 15 until August 26. Please read the InfoBlast for more information.
InfoBlast SORA Sweet Reads 2024
https://www.wcdsb.ca/programs-and-services/curriculum/elementary-curriculum/mathematics-elementary/
Parents can make a big difference in their child’s learning by talking with them about what they are learning at school. While these resources are optional, they provide valuable information about what students are learning at school and ideas for supporting their learning at home.
Did you know that WCDSB has various career opportunities? There are supply opportunities like lunch hour supervisors, supply administrative assistant positions and more. Be sure to check out https://www.wcdsb.ca/careers/ for job opportunities and how to apply.
Any parent can be a part of our CSAC council, also known as Parent Council. Some of CSAC’s responsibilities include planning our fundraisers, deciding how to spend our fundraising dollars, volunteering for different initiatives and sharing your opinion about what the Council can do! To find out more, have a look at the resources below. Our next meeting will be in September 2024.
Click here to go directly to the CSAC webpage.
When families place lunch orders, the school receives a small donation. The school receives $1 from each Pita Pit order, $1 from each Twice the Deal Pizza order, and $0.50 from the Lunch Lady. All the proceeds go towards the school and student needs.
Here is the lunch order information so you can plan for the next few weeks.
Twice the Deal Pizza and Lunch Lady orders for the rest of the month:
Pita Pit – The last day to order is midnight June 21, and delivery is June 25th.
There is no Lunch Lady on Thursday, June 27th.
WOOLWICH COMMUNITY SERVICES CELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IN 2024! Woolwich Community Services’ 50th Anniversary Celebration will be held on June 8th, 2024 from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. at the Lions Hall in Elmira. This will be a community party and we hope that you will join us to celebrate our 50 years of service in the community.
https://woolwichcounselling.org/upcoming-events/
Visit https://www.woolwichcommunityservices.org for the most up-to-date information. WCA Brochure
Dear Parents and Guardians,
As June, the final month of the school year, approaches at St. Teresa of Avila C.E.S., we are focusing on the essential Transferable skill of self-directed learning. This involves students taking charge of their learning by setting goals, staying motivated, and reflecting on their progress.
Students will develop a growth mindset, learn to think about their thinking, and build resilience. They will also enhance their emotional intelligence, understand themselves and others better, and cultivate healthy relationships.
Encourage your child to discuss their learning goals and reflect on their progress. Your support is key in reinforcing these values.
Thank you for your continued partnership.
Your partner in education,
P. Pizarro
How many items does your child(ren) lose yearly to the Lost and Found or, worse yet, goes in the trash? Want to save money by NOT having to replace lost items because no one knows who it belongs to? Get Mabel’s Labels!
We are happy to report that our school signed up for an ongoing fundraiser with Mabel’s Labels. Our school has the opportunity to earn 20% commission on all sales, and you have the peace of mind of knowing that your child(ren)’s items are labelled. And we are thankful that our Lost and Found does not fill up every term.
Coming Up:
Happy Sunday, Tornado Families!
Thank you to all our parents who use the School Messenger Home App to log absences. As with any new system, there are sometimes little hiccups, but they should all be gone now. We aim to ensure that all students are accounted for as quickly as possible each morning and afternoon.
Congratulations to Father Peter, who celebrated the 25th Anniversary of his Ordination today with a mass and open house. It was beautiful to see our families and staff there to support this big day for Father.
We wish all our students who compete tomorrow at Track and Field all the best in their events. We are so proud of you!
Our kindergarten students will celebrate their Stepping Up Ceremony this Friday at 1:30 pm.
We wish all the dads a Happy Father’s Day next Sunday!
Our CSAC Year-End School BBQ is on Tuesday, June 18th. Check out our poster to see what is in store. Place your food orders through School Cash Online. This is a free event for our families.
Dear Families,
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 in terms of being informed about what their children are learning in math, 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.
→ https://bit.ly/SupportingMathAtHomeSurvey2024 This survey will remain open until June 14, 2024.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the collection of this information please contact K-12 Mathematics Coordinator, Board Math Lead, Petra LeDuc at petra.leduc@wcdsb.ca , 519-578-3660 extension 2415.
Best,
Petra
Thinking of Moving?: Please contact the school as soon as possible as we are finalizing our enrolment for next year. If you are moving, the outgoing and incoming school must be aware so we can prepare. Thank you!
Sweet Reads is Overdrive’s annual reading program. This year’s Sweet Reads selection is a mix of more than 100 ebooks (and select audiobooks) spanning grades K-12 – available for free and simultaneous use from May 15 until August 26. Please read the InfoBlast for more information.
InfoBlast SORA Sweet Reads 2024
https://www.wcdsb.ca/programs-and-services/curriculum/elementary-curriculum/mathematics-elementary/
Parents can make a big difference in their child’s learning by talking with them about what they are learning at school. While these resources are optional, they provide valuable information about what students are learning at school and ideas for supporting their learning at home.
Did you know that WCDSB has various career opportunities? There are supply opportunities like lunch hour supervisors, supply administrative assistant positions and more. Be sure to check out https://www.wcdsb.ca/careers/ for job opportunities and how to apply.
Any parent can be a part of our CSAC council, also known as Parent Council. Some of CSAC’s responsibilities include planning our fundraisers, deciding how to spend our fundraising dollars, volunteering for different initiatives and sharing your opinion about what the Council can do! To find out more, have a look at the resources below. Our next meeting will be in September 2024.
Click here to go directly to the CSAC webpage.
When families place lunch orders, the school receives a small donation. The school receives $1 from each Pita Pit order, $1 from each Twice the Deal Pizza order, and $0.50 from the Lunch Lady. All the proceeds go towards the school and student needs.
Here is the lunch order information so you can plan for the next few weeks.
Twice the Deal Pizza and Lunch Lady orders for the rest of the month:
Pita Pit – The last day to order is midnight June 21, and delivery is June 25th.
There is no Lunch Lady on Thursday, June 27th.
WOOLWICH COMMUNITY SERVICES CELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IN 2024! Woolwich Community Services’ 50th Anniversary Celebration will be held on June 8th, 2024 from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. at the Lions Hall in Elmira. This will be a community party and we hope that you will join us to celebrate our 50 years of service in the community.
https://woolwichcounselling.org/upcoming-events/
Visit https://www.woolwichcommunityservices.org for the most up-to-date information. WCA Brochure
Dear Parents and Guardians,
As June, the final month of the school year, approaches at St. Teresa of Avila C.E.S., we are focusing on the essential Transferable skill of self-directed learning. This involves students taking charge of their learning by setting goals, staying motivated, and reflecting on their progress.
Students will develop a growth mindset, learn to think about their thinking, and build resilience. They will also enhance their emotional intelligence, understand themselves and others better, and cultivate healthy relationships.
Encourage your child to discuss their learning goals and reflect on their progress. Your support is key in reinforcing these values.
Thank you for your continued partnership.
Your partner in education,
P. Pizarro
How many items does your child(ren) lose yearly to the Lost and Found or, worse yet, goes in the trash? Want to save money by NOT having to replace lost items because no one knows who it belongs to? Get Mabel’s Labels!
We are happy to report that our school signed up for an ongoing fundraiser with Mabel’s Labels. Our school has the opportunity to earn 20% commission on all sales, and you have the peace of mind of knowing that your child(ren)’s items are labelled. And we are thankful that our Lost and Found does not fill up every term.
Coming Up:
Happy Sunday, Tornado Families!
Good luck to our Grade 6 students this week as they participate in EQAO testing. Be proud of your efforts.
We also say “Ciao” to our Colombian exchange students who will be with us until Thursday this week and then head back home.
The month of June is designated as PRIDE season in the Waterloo region and in many communities across Ontario. This month, and each and every month, our Catholic schools are committed to nurturing safe and inclusive learning environments where every student and every member of the community is welcomed, valued, and respected.
As Catholics, we believe that we are wonderfully made in the image and likeness of a God who created us and loves us unconditionally – just as we are. We are called to love and celebrate one another, just as God loves and celebrates each one of us. We honour the inherent dignity in each other by treating one another with care, compassion, and respect. We honour the inherent dignity in all of our 2SLGBTAQIA+ staff, students, parents and family members by treating one another with sensitivity, compassion, and respect.
Throughout June across the Waterloo Catholic District School Board, the Progress Flag will fly at each school and board building where it will remain for the month of June. This act of flying the Progress Flag in June affirms publicly our Catholic faith and gospel values of love, inclusion and a belief in the dignity of each person.
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.
We are deep in planning for our End of Year Family BBQ on Tuesday, June 18th. This week, you will be able to place your food orders for the BBQ through School Cash Online.
Dear Families,
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 in terms of being informed about what their children are learning in math, 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.
→ https://bit.ly/SupportingMathAtHomeSurvey2024 This survey will remain open until June 14, 2024.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the collection of this information please contact K-12 Mathematics Coordinator, Board Math Lead, Petra LeDuc at petra.leduc@wcdsb.ca , 519-578-3660 extension 2415.
Best,
Petra
Thinking of Moving?: Please contact the school as soon as possible as we are beginning to look at our enrolment for next year. If you are moving, the outgoing and incoming school must be aware so we can prepare. Thank you!
Sweet Reads is Overdrive’s annual reading program. This year’s Sweet Reads selection is a mix of more than 100 ebooks (and select audiobooks) spanning grades K-12 – available for free and simultaneous use from May 15 until August 26. Please read the InfoBlast for more information.
InfoBlast SORA Sweet Reads 2024
https://www.wcdsb.ca/programs-and-services/curriculum/elementary-curriculum/mathematics-elementary/
Parents can make a big difference in their child’s learning by talking with them about what they are learning at school. While these resources are optional, they provide valuable information about what students are learning at school and ideas for supporting their learning at home.
2024 Summer Learning Poster – as of Feb 23 2024
Did you know that WCDSB has various career opportunities? There are supply opportunities like lunch hour supervisors, supply administrative assistant positions and more. Be sure to check out https://www.wcdsb.ca/careers/ for job opportunities and how to apply.
Any parent can be a part of our CSAC council, also known as Parent Council. Some of CSAC’s responsibilities include planning our fundraisers, deciding how to spend our fundraising dollars, volunteering for different initiatives and sharing your opinion about what the Council can do! To find out more, have a look at the resources below. Our next meeting is Tuesday, June 4th at 6 pm. You can attend virtually or in person. Please email paula.pizarro@wcdsb.ca if you’d like to attend in person or virtually.
Click here to go directly to the CSAC webpage.
When families place lunch orders, the school receives a small donation. The school receives $1 from each Pita Pit order, $1 from each Twice the Deal Pizza order, and $0.50 from the Lunch Lady. All the proceeds go towards the school and student needs.
WOOLWICH COMMUNITY SERVICES CELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IN 2024! Woolwich Community Services’ 50th Anniversary Celebration will be held on June 8th, 2024 from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. at the Lions Hall in Elmira. This will be a community party and we hope that you will join us to celebrate our 50 years of service in the community.
https://woolwichcounselling.org/upcoming-events/
Visit https://www.woolwichcommunityservices.org for the most up-to-date information. WCA Brochure
Dear Parents and Guardians,
As June, the final month of the school year, approaches at St. Teresa of Avila C.E.S., we are focusing on the essential Transferable skill of self-directed learning. This involves students taking charge of their learning by setting goals, staying motivated, and reflecting on their progress.
Students will develop a growth mindset, learn to think about their thinking, and build resilience. They will also enhance their emotional intelligence, understand themselves and others better, and cultivate healthy relationships.
Encourage your child to discuss their learning goals and reflect on their progress. Your support is key in reinforcing these values.
Thank you for your continued partnership.
Your partner in education,
P. Pizarro
How many items does your child(ren) lose yearly to the Lost and Found or, worse yet, goes in the trash? Want to save money by NOT having to replace lost items because no one knows who it belongs to? Get Mabel’s Labels!
We are happy to report that our school signed up for an ongoing fundraiser with Mabel’s Labels. Our school has the opportunity to earn 20% commission on all sales, and you have the peace of mind of knowing that your child(ren)’s items are labelled. And we are thankful that our Lost and Found does not fill up every term.
Coming Up:
A reminder that tomorrow is a P.A. Day, and there is no school for the students.
Enjoy your weekend!
Happy Sunday, Tornado Families!
Good luck to our Grade 3 students this week as they participate in EQAO testing. Be proud of your efforts.
A reminder that this Friday is a PA Day for staff, so there is no school for the students. This Friday is also EA and CYW Appreciation Day – Thank you, Mrs. Wilk, Mrs. Snyder and Miss Santos, for all you do!
Thank you to all our parents and grandparents who were able to supervise our Grade 4 to 8 students on Wednesday when they attended the KW Glee Concert at the Centre in the Square. We appreciate your time, as our students would not have been able to attend without supervisors.
We want to congratulate our Intermediate Co-Ed Soccer team, which won their tournament on Wednesday afternoon under the coaching of Mr. Clouthier and Mrs. Kuntz! Way to go, Tornados!
Thank you to the parents, extended family and friends who joined us at the Bingo fundraiser at the Lions Hall. Every little bit counts! We are now deep in planning for our End of Year Family BBQ on Tuesday, June 18th—more information to follow.
Dear Families,
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 in terms of being informed about what their children are learning in math, 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.
→ https://bit.ly/SupportingMathAtHomeSurvey2024 This survey will remain open until June 14, 2024.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the collection of this information please contact K-12 Mathematics Coordinator, Board Math Lead, Petra LeDuc at petra.leduc@wcdsb.ca , 519-578-3660 extension 2415.
Best,
Petra
Thinking of Moving?: Please contact the school as soon as possible as we are beginning to look at our enrolment for next year. If you are moving, the outgoing and incoming school must be aware so we can prepare. Thank you!
Sweet Reads is Overdrive’s annual reading program. This year’s Sweet Reads selection is a mix of more than 100 ebooks (and select audiobooks) spanning grades K-12 – available for free and simultaneous use from May 15 until August 26. Please read the InfoBlast for more information.
InfoBlast SORA Sweet Reads 2024
https://www.wcdsb.ca/programs-and-services/curriculum/elementary-curriculum/mathematics-elementary/
Parents can make a big difference in their child’s learning by talking with them about what they are learning at school. While these resources are optional, they provide valuable information about what students are learning at school and ideas for supporting their learning at home.
2024 Summer Learning Poster – as of Feb 23 2024
Did you know that WCDSB has various career opportunities? There are supply opportunities like lunch hour supervisors, supply administrative assistant positions and more. Be sure to check out https://www.wcdsb.ca/careers/ for job opportunities and how to apply.
Any parent can be a part of our CSAC council, also known as Parent Council. Some of CSAC’s responsibilities include planning our fundraisers, deciding how to spend our fundraising dollars, volunteering for different initiatives and sharing your opinion about what the Council can do! To find out more, have a look at the resources below. Our next meeting is Tuesday, June 4th at 6 pm. You can attend virtually or in person. Please email paula.pizarro@wcdsb.ca if you’d like to attend in person or virtually.
Click here to go directly to the CSAC webpage.
When families place lunch orders, the school receives a small donation. The school receives $1 from each Pita Pit order, $1 from each Twice the Deal Pizza order, and $0.50 from the Lunch Lady. All the proceeds go towards the school and student needs.
WOOLWICH COMMUNITY SERVICES CELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IN 2024! Woolwich Community Services’ 50th Anniversary Celebration will be held on June 8th, 2024 from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. at the Lions Hall in Elmira. This will be a community party and we hope that you will join us to celebrate our 50 years of service in the community.
https://woolwichcounselling.org/upcoming-events/
Visit https://www.woolwichcommunityservices.org for the most up-to-date information. WCA Brochure
Dear Parents and Guardians,
As May unfolds at St. Teresa of Avila School, we are proud to dedicate this month to fostering Inclusion and Belonging in our educational journey. This initiative is deeply woven into our commitment to create a learning environment that not only promotes academic excellence but also nurtures a sense of community and mutual respect among all members of our school family.
This month, our students will engage in a series of activities designed to cultivate a culture that recognizes Our students will explore the importance of inclusivity in a welcoming and nurturing environment.
Our focus on Inclusion and Belonging aims to ensure that all students feel valued and are empowered to reach their full potential. We strive to educate our young learners about different cultures, enhancing their understanding and appreciation for the diverse world in which we live. We encourage students to seek out and celebrate diverse perspectives, fostering a rich learning environment where everyone feels a sense of belonging.
Inclusion and Belonging are more than just themes; they are essential pillars of our educational philosophy. We encourage you to engage with your child about their experiences and learnings around these topics, discussing the importance of empathy, kindness, and respect in everyday life. Your involvement is crucial in reinforcing these values and extending our students’ learning experiences beyond the classroom walls.
Thank you for your continued support as we embark on this meaningful journey together. By focusing on Inclusion and Belonging, we are laying the foundation for a more understanding, inclusive, and cohesive community where every individual is appreciated and empowered.
Your partner in education,
P. Pizarro
How many items does your child(ren) lose yearly to the Lost and Found or, worse yet, goes in the trash? Want to save money by NOT having to replace lost items because no one knows who it belongs to? Get Mabel’s Labels!
We are happy to report that our school signed up for an ongoing fundraiser with Mabel’s Labels. Our school has the opportunity to earn 20% commission on all sales, and you have the peace of mind of knowing that your child(ren)’s items are labelled. And we are thankful that our Lost and Found does not fill up every term.
Coming Up: