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ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI IS AN ALLERGEN AWARE SCHOOL
Please report all ABSENCES &
LATES by calling (905) 822-3183
A Mother’s Love
A mother’s love is something that no one can explain,
It is made of deep devotion, of sacrifice and pain.
It is endless and unselfish and enduring come what may,
We, the faculty of St. Francis of
Assisi Catholic Elementary School
celebrate spirituality and diversity
through achieving, believing and
community living in an inclusive
Catholic environment.
We, the parents of St. Francis of
Assisi Catholic Elementary School,
in partnership with staff and
students, are dedicated to our
children’s spiritual, intellectual,
emotional, social and physical
development in a secure
environment, at home and in class.
Working together, we attain
success by educating students to
their full potential.
For nothing can destroy it or take that love away …
It is patient and forgiving when all others are forsaking,
And it never fails or falters even though the heart is breaking …
It believes beyond believing when the world around condemns,
And it glows with all the beauty of the rarest, brightest gems.
A many splendored miracle, man cannot understand,
And another wondrous evidence of God’s tender guiding hand.
Helen Steiner
Catholic Education Week is scheduled for the
week of May 1-6, 2016. This year's theme is
"Opening Doors of Mercy”. The scriptural
passage that guides our theme is,
We, the students of St. Francis of
Assisi Catholic Elementary School,
act and learn as a Catholic
“Blessed are the merciful, for they will receive
mercy.” ~Matthew 5:7
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School
2480 Thorn Lodge Drive,
Mississauga, Ontario L5K 1K5
905.822-3183 phone
905.822-7540 fax
Principal:
Vice Principal:
Secretaries:
Pastor:
Superintendent:
Trustees:
S. Donaghue
L. Ragozzino
M. Franke
D. McBeth
Fr. Bernard Vellozo
D. Amaral
S. Hobin
R. del Rosario
As we approach Catholic Education Week, we are reminded
that our Catholic Education is truly a gift. We are able to
profess, practice and minister our faith on a daily basis. We
invite you to find ways to demonstrate your faith as a family,
always looking for opportunities to reflect on how to find joy
through the work we do as Catholics.
S. Donaghue
L. Ragozzino
Principal
Vice-Principal
PARENT INFORMATION
In light of the change of
seasons, we would ask that
you review with your child(ren) appropriate dress
expectations. We ask for your support as we encourage a dress code that reflects the school as a place of
learning. Please also review with your child(ren) that
what may be acceptable in the primary grades may
not be appropriate at the junior or intermediate level.
Students who come to school with inappropriate attire
may be given something from the Lost and Found to
wear, or asked to phone their parents to arrange for a
change of clothing.
EQAO: May 25th—June 8th
Grade 3 and Grade 6 dates are as follows:
Wednesday, May 25: Grades 3 & 6 AM / Grade 6 PM
Thursday, May 26: Grade 6 AM / Grade 3 PM
Monday, May 30: Grade 3 AM / Grade 6 PM
Tuesday, May 31: Grade 6 AM / Grade 3 PM
Wednesday June 1: EQAO Make-Up Day AM/PM
Thursday, June 2: Grade 3 AM / Grade 6 PM
Friday, June 3: Grade 6 AM / Grade 3 PM
Monday June 6: Grade 3 AM / Make-Up PM
Please ensure your child is at school during these
dates and periods. Do not schedule any
appointments or trips during this time.
STUDENTS MUST COME TO SCHOOL ON TIME!
Helpful strategies for preparing students for
Provincial Assessments:
EQAO Assessments will begin promptly at 8:30 am. Please
ensure your child arrives on time for school on these days.
1. Ensure that your child gets a good night sleep.
2. Ensure that they pack healthy snacks for recess.
3. Make this period as positive and stress free as
possible.
4. Encourage your child to do the best that they can.
5. Set aside some time to discuss the assessments with
your child before. during and after the assessment days.
FLEX BOUNDARY POLICY
Parents who have requested flex boundary admittance for
their children will be considered on a yearly basis, taking
into consideration the number of students enrolling at the
school. Students attending under the Flexible Boundary
Policy from grades 1 to 8 will receive a confirmation of their
flex status by June 5th.
7th ANNUAL HATS OFF 2 KIDZ
St. Francis of Assisi school will be participating in the 7th Annual
Walk-a-thon in support of Hats Off 2 Kidz, Leukemia Research at
Sick Kids Hospital on Thursday May 5th at 12:45pm. Hats off 2
Kidz is a charitable organization in the support of Leukemia
Research for the Hospital for Sick Children & Sick Kids Foundation.
To date, Hats Off 2 Kidz has raised over $800,000.00.
On Event Day, the children are asked to wear a baseball cap and
our school colours (RED, WHITE & BLACK) as a sign of support for
children living with leukemia and the effects of chemotherapy.
In the afternoon we will be having a popcorn & lemonade sale—
PLEASE DONATE a toonie for the walk. Popcorn & lemonade will
be available for $1.00 after the walk!!
“Today we can give a child a reason to smile tomorrow!”
Just a reminder: Any requests for class placements
for the 2016 –2017 school year must be submitted to
the office no later than May 6th. Please refrain from
requesting particular teachers.
WELCOME TO KINDERGARTEN EVENING
All new Kindergarten children registered for
September 2016 are invited to attend a workshop
with their parent(s) on Tuesday May 26th at
6:00p.m. in the school gymnasium. The workshop
will focus on strategies and activities for preparing
your child to attend school.
Each child will
receive a Welcome to Kindergarten bag with magnetic letters and
numbers, books, crayons, scissors, paper, glue, play dough and
more. The materials are excellent for the children and their
parents to use in preparation for Kindergarten. The resources
are provided by the “Learning Partnership”, supported by the
Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board.
PARENT INFORMATION
First Holy Communion
On Sunday, April 10th at 3:00pm our grade 2 students
received the sacrament of Holy Communion at St.
Francis of Assisi Parish. A special thanks to Mrs. Male,
Mrs. Hyland and Mrs. Wittemund for all their support
and organization for this sacrament.
May 2—6
Catholic Education Week:
celebrations all week
May 3
Joe Sax Festival @ Iona
May 3
6:30pm—Catholic School Council Mtg.
May 4
9:30am—Grade 7 Confirmation
Rehearsal and Reconciliation
May 4
7:00pm—Grade 7 Confirmation
May 5
Intermediate Basketball
@ St. Joseph
May 10-12
May 13
PA Day (no school for students)
May 16
Track and Field Day—Grades 4-8
May 17
Red Maple Festival @ Harbourfront
May 18-20
Grade 8
Graduation Information
The graduation ceremony for our Grade 8
students is taking place on Wednesday
June 29th. We will be having a liturgy and graduation
ceremony at 10:00am at the school and then students will
head over to Oasis Banquet Hall for their lunch and dance.
More details to follow in the coming weeks.
X-Movement @ SFA
May 23
Grade 8’s to Camp Muskoka
Victoria Day
May 25-June 8
EQAO—Grades 3 and 6
May 25
8:50am—Crowing of Mary (primary)
May 25
10:00am—Crowning of Mary (junior
And intermediate)
May 26
6:00-7:30pm—Welcome to
Kindergarten evening
June 1
Intermediate Girls Softball Tourney
June 2
Intermediate Boys Softball Tourney
June 9
Play Day
SUMMER LITERACY CAMP
June 13
PA Day (no school for students)
Summer Literacy Camp will be held at a variety of locations
from July 11-29, 2016. This extremely worthwhile program is
offered to children S.K. to Grade 6 at a cost of $300 for all three
weeks. The deadline for applications is May 27th. Your child’s
teacher has further information available. If you have any
questions, please feel free to contact Ms. Policelli
June 13
6:30pm—Catholic School Council Mtg.
June 15
Grade 7 Hep. B. & Grade 8 HPV
June 16
Teams / Clubs Photo Day
June 20
9:00am—Year-End Mass
June 21&23 6:30pm—Talent Show
June 27-29 Grade 3’s Swim to Survive
GRADE 7 AND 8 SUMMER SCHOOL
Grade 7 and 8 students are eligible to attend
Remedial Literacy and Numeracy classes from July 4 to July 22,
2016. There is no cost for the program and busing is provided.
The deadline for applications is May 27th. If you would like
more information please contact Mr. Mullen.
June 28
FDK Celebration
June 29
Grade 8 graduation and luncheon
June 30
Last Day of School
Catholic Education Week Activities: May 2nd—May 6th
This week we celebrate Opening the Doors of Mercy as our theme
for Catholic Education Week. We here at SFA as a staff open our
school doors and invite our community in to witness Catholic
education in action. Thank you for supporting Catholic education.
Mindfulness Monday – emphasis on being mindful & calming strategies
Monday May 2, 2016
8:45am - Opening Liturgy (Mr. daSilva) – WELCOME PARENTS
Mercy that Welcomes
11:31-12:31pm – LEGO Club (Grade 3) – Library
Mindfulness Monday
11:31-12:31pm – Girls Workshop Grs 7&8 girls are invited to have lunch & chat about
mindfulness, social media, well-being
2:50 Whole School Mindfulness Activity
Let’s talk Tuesday – talk about Kids Help & well-being
Tuesday May 3, 2016
Mercy that Loves
Let’s Talk Tuesday
Joe Sax Festival @ Iona
Intra-Murals – Thibault (Teams 1 v 4 & 5 v 8)
EQAO Tutoring,
6:30pm – Catholic School Council meeting – WELCOME PARENTS
Wellness Wednesday – Emphasis on Sleep routines
Wednesday May 4, 2016
Golf – Grade 6’s
Mercy that Forgives
9:00 AM – Grade 7 Church rehearsal & reconciliation
Wellness Wednesday
9:15-11:30 AM Mr. Mullen & diversity students to Iona
11:31-12:31pm – LEGO Club (Grade 1) - Library
7:00pm - Grade 7 Confirmation– WELCOME PARENTS
Thoughtful Thursday – emphasis of random acts of kindness & thoughtfulness
Thursday May 5, 2016
Mercy that Lives the Gospel
Thoughtful Thursday
Intermediate basketball @ St. Joseph (M rs. Belmonte & Mr. Simunec)-WELCOME PARENTS
9:00am – Primary Poetry Recital in gym – WELCOME PARENTS
10:00-11:30 – Junior Hallway Gallery Walk – WELCOME PARENTS
11:31-12:31pm – LEGO Club (Grade 2) – Library
12:45 – Hats off to SICK KIDS walk /Popcorn & Lemonade Sale –
DONATIONS PLEASE – WELCOME PARENTS
EQAO Tutoring
Fun-Fit-Friday – emphasis on physical well-being / Stop-Drop-Dance
Friday May 6, 2016
9:30 AM FDK Celebrations & Mother’s Day Tea—WELCOME PARENTS
Mercy that Rejoices
10:36-3:00pm – PALS Training (Grade 5 students, Ms. Donaher & Ms. Ragozzino in the gym
Fun-Fit-Friday
11:31-12:31pm – LEGO Club (Grades 4-6) – Library
12:45 Intermediate Division In-class drama presentations – WELCOME PARENTS
VIRTUES
Congratulations to the following students who
were recognized for exemplifying the virtue of
Love for April
Class
Mrs. Gatto
Mrs. Vasquez & Ms. McLaughlin
Mrs. Savoia & Ms. Avila
Mrs. Furtado-Rego and Ms. Azucena
Ms. Harty
Mrs. Agathos
Mrs. Hyland
Ms. Male
Mrs. Wittemund
Student
Vanessa M.
Daniel H., Daniel S.
Melanie P. and Chike U.
Ella G., Olivia K., Gavin S.
Valentina C., Brayden J., Liliana M.
Nicole S., Marcel M.
Marco M., Arielle S., Mika S.
Hayden B., Bohdey S.
Emmanuel K.
Mrs. Thibault
Erin S., Nolan D.
Ms. Amoroso
Jacob S., Maya P.
Ms. Ohinski
Julian M., Konrad S.
Mrs. Jaseliunas
Victoria T.
Mrs. Siemons
Maggie F.
Mrs. Ferens
Lucas L., Sutton B., Vivek A.
Mrs. Rubini
Matteo M., Tyler L., David E.
Mr. Nasato
Victoria U., Sabrina V.
Mr. Condotta
Ms. Alves
Alec W., Dante J.
Morgan S.
Ms. Fitzgerald
Rafe H., Juleeza M., Kerianne P.
Mr. Naughton
Ryan A., Makayla L.
Mrs. Belmonte
Shawn Y., Sandy K.
Mr. Simunec
John-Michael M.
On Apr. 21st, St. Francis of Assisi’s colour houses participated in an afternoon of
community building. The whole school gathered in the gym to meet the members of
their colour house group and their teacher leader. Each student participated in
activities with their group, including drawing or writing about their gifts and talents
they can bring to their colour house on their own handprint.
The afternoon ended on a high note as all of the colour houses gathered in the gym
after placing their handprint on our school rainbow.
EARTH WEEK AT SFA
Under the leadership of our ECO Team, all students at participated in Earth Week activities, including:

Making a pledge to keep our planet healthy

On “Star Wars” day, R2D2 and ECO Team members collected used batteries to be recycled as part of our
April Battery Blitz

Going outside and writing Earth Week friendly messages on the sidewalk with chalk
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Participating in our first Colour House activity
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Watching the HBO documentary “Saving My Tomorrow”
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Participating in “Spring Clean Up” by cleaning out desks, cupboards, etc.

Going outside to clean up the peace garden, playground pavement area, baseball diamond, field, park and
tennis court area
Congrats to the primary chess team for placing 4th
at the Mississauga South chess tournament on April
30th and to all who represented SFA on that day.
Our students all put forth their best effort and
displayed good sportsmanship at the tournament.
Primary Team: Christopher B., Robert C., Tyler W.,
Anthony N., James K., Albrent Z.
Junior Team: Luca M., Anthony A., Xavier W. Cody B.
Kyle S. Jonny L.
Intermediate Team: Nicholas L. Andrew A. Kyle R.
Sebastian R. Romnick D.
On April 4th, the St. Francis of Assisi Jr. Hockey Team participated in the Annual St.
Timothy’s Invitational Hockey Tournament. With only 1 loss (1-0) and 2 wins in
round robin play, the team went on to beat All Saints school in the semifinal, before
winning 9 -1 over Dolphin Public School in their tier Championship! Congratulations
to the following players and coaches: Evan B., Andrew D., David E., Taye E-L., Lucas
L., William L., Luca M., Brennan M., Nikko N., Julian P., Zackery P., Matthew S., Kadyn
S., Jake W., Cameron C. and Nathan P., Coach Murphy, Coach Nebel, Coach Elmy,
and Coach Mullen. A BIG shout out has to go to the solid support from the greater
SFA family during the tournament! Go Flames Go!
Intermediate Basketball
Congratulations to both the boys and girls intermediate basketball teams for a
very successful start to their seasons. Both the boys and girls teams finished the
league play with a perfect 3-0 record! The teams will now have some time
to fine tune their skills before they compete in the family finals at St. Joseph's
high school on May 5. Best of luck to both teams- bring home the gold!!!
SFA All the Way!!!
JUNIOR HOCKEY
2016 - 2017 Modified School Year Calendar
First day of classes Elementary and Secondary Schools
First Day of classes Semester 2 Secondary
School Year ends Elementary and Secondary Schools
Number of school days for the 2016 – 2017 school year
Number of Instructional Days in Elementary Schools
Number of Instructional Days in Secondary Schools
Number of Professional Activity Days in Elementary Schools
Number of Professional Activity Days in Secondary Schools
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Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Friday, February 3, 2017
Friday, June 30, 2017
194
187
187
7
7
School Holidays for the 2016-2017 School Year
Every Saturday and Sunday
Labour Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Break (inclusive)
Family Day
Mid-Winter Break
Good Friday
Easter Monday
Victoria Day
Monday, September 5, 2016
Monday, October 10, 2016
Monday, December 26, 2016 to Friday, January 6, 2017
Monday, February 20, 2017
Monday, March 13, 2017 to Friday, March 17, 2017 (inclusive)
Friday, April 14, 2017
Monday, April 17, 2017
Monday, May 22, 2017
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Elementary Schools – Professional Activity Days
Friday, September 16, 2016
Principal’s Day: Re-organization/Faith Development
Friday, November 18, 2016
Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
Monday, January 23, 2017
Term 1 Assessment and Evaluation of Pupil Progress
Friday, February 10, 2017
Reporting to Parents
Friday, May 12, 2017
Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
Monday, June 12, 2017
Term 2 Assessment and Evaluation of Pupil Progress
Friday, June 30, 2017
Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
St. Sofia Only – Professional Activity Days
Friday, September 16, 2016
Principal’s Day: Re-organization/Faith Development
Friday, November 18, 2016
Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
Monday, January 23, 2017
Term 1 Assessment and Evaluation of Pupil Progress
Friday, February 10, 2017
Reporting to Parents
Friday, May 12, 2017
Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
Monday, June 12, 2017
Term 2 Assessment and Evaluation of Pupil Progress
Friday, June 30, 2017
Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Secondary Schools – Professional Activity Days
Friday, September 16, 2016
Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
Friday, November 18, 2016
Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
Thursday, February 2, 2017
Principal’s Day: Semester Turnaround
Friday, May 12, 2017
Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
*Principal’s Day: Year End Reporting and Activities
Thursday, June 29, 2017
*Principal’s Day: Year End Reporting and Activities
Friday, June 30, 2017
*Principal’s Day: Year End Reporting and Activities
*Semester and year end evaluations and school wide promotion meetings; contact parents with summer school
recommendations, OSR and report card preparation; inventory management of books, equipment, learning materials;
curriculum development for new course outlines; goal setting for the upcoming school year.
 Secondary Schools – Examination Days
Semester 1: January 25, 26, 27, 30, 31, 2017
Semester 2: June 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, 2017
February 1, 2017 – Instructional Day – Examination Review
June 27, 2017
– Instructional Day – Examination Review
Summer Literacy Camp 2016
Community Information
A Literacy Reinforcement and Enhancement Program for Students
SK through Grade Six
Oral Language:
Reading:
Writing:
Listening and Speaking
Fluency, Motivation, Comprehension
Text Forms and the Traits of Writing
Writing Process
(Retelling and Proficient Reader
Strategies)
Foundational Skills:
Phonemic Awareness, Letter Sound
Identification, Concepts about Print,
Hearing and Recording Sounds in Words,
High Frequency Words
Friday Fun Days!
Spelling/ Phonics/ Working with Words/
Grammar / Vocabulary Development
Reader’s Theatre
Literacy experiences
Literacy Camp provides a fun and innovative environment for learners!
Small group and individual attention for students
Balanced literacy curriculum with lessons planned for your child’s individual learning needs
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Registration is available only through teacher referral.
Dates: Monday July 11th – Friday July 29th
Days: Weekdays
Time:
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Cost:
$300 for full 3-week session
MISSISSAUGA
Father Daniel Zanon
450 Hillcrest Ave.
St. Bernard of Clairvaux
3345 Escada Dr.
St. Catherine of Siena
2350 Hurontario St. S.
St. Gregory
1075 Swinbourne Dr.
St. John of the Cross
3180 Aquitaine Ave.
St. Louis
1450 Lewisham Dr.
St. Pio of Pietrelcina
4765 Huron Heights Dr
BRAMPTON
Lester B. Pearson
140 Howden Blvd.
St. Angela Merici
83 Edenbrook Hill Dr.
St. Jean-Marie Vianney
75 Jordensen Dr.
Ven. Michael J. McGivney
450 Fernforest Dr.
St. Nicholas
BOLTON
120 Harvest Moon Drive
Registration forms are available at
all Dufferin-Peel Elementary Schools after March Break.
For registration information please call 905-891-9263 ext. 0
Offered by the Department of Adult and Continuing Education
Registration Forms to be submitted to school by May 27, 2016.
Parent Seminar
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What: A series of 4 interactive workshops for parents and
care-givers that teaches you how to instill in your children both
the love and skill of reading. You’ll gain on-the-spot training in
how to use simple, fun activities and loving interactions to see
immediate and sustained success in reading.
BONUS: You’ll receive a fabulous kit to get you going right away.
When: Tuesdays, 7:00-9:00 p.m., May 10, 17, 24 & 31
OR
Fridays, 9:30-11:30 a.m., May 6, 13, 20 & 27
Where: The Story Garden at Sheridan Centre
Cost: FREE! (The $99 cost for each participant is being
covered by a Parents Reaching Out grant from the
Ministry of Education!)
* Please note that this is a parent/adult only workshop. We are
unable to provide childcare.
Register: Email jane@thestorygarden.ca
or call 647-213-0061
or drop by The Story Garden to sign up in person.
Visit thestorygarden.ca to learn more.
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Volume 3
May
Probability:
A number from 0 to 1 that shows how
likely it is that an event will happen.
Developing Mindsets that Promote Growth
What do we mean by “growth mindset”?
NEW
The passion for stretching yourself and sticking
to it, even (or especially) when it’s not going
well, is the hallmark of the growth mindset.
– Carol S. Dweck
Tips for Fostering a Growth Mindset:
Tip # 8. Point Out the Perseverance/Effort of Favourite
Athletes and Stars
Web Resources:
http://www.tvokids.com/search?search=probability
Family Math Activities K-3
Big Bi
Ideas
In probability situations,one
can never be sure what will
happen next.
Try this game during a car ride:
 Call out events and have your child decide the
likelihood that it will happen using the words
equally likely, less likely, more likely, certain
or impossible. You are limited only by your
imagination!
(e.g. we will swim in January, a dinosaur is coming to
the local zoo, the leaves will change in the fall)
 Discuss what habits (focus, goal-setting, daily practice,
commitment) enabled the athlete to be so successful.
 Try to avoid referring to a star athlete’s “natural”
talent or “effortless” ability (it was hard work!).
Grades 7 & 8: Continuing the
Conversation about Financial
Literacy
Let’s discuss the function of money…
There are 3 basic functions:
1. To Purchase
2. To Save
3. To Give
Discuss with your children, how these functions
integrate into your family life. Try to make explicit
connections to these functions in order to support
your child’s understanding of the role and value of
money.
Probability from 4-6
Experimental Probability (a real-life experience): Suppose we have three pairs of socks in a drawer, one blue
pair, one green pair, and one red pair. What is the probability of getting a matching pair if we reach into the
drawer and, without looking, pick two socks? Try it out!
Theoretical Probability (based on analyzing what could happen): Suppose you have three pairs of socks in the
laundry, one blue pair, one green pair, and one red pair. Now suppose that somehow four socks disappear.
Which is more likely: that the two socks that are left will match or that they will not match?
“When you give alms, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your alms may
be done in secret; and your Father who sees in secret will reward you.” (Matthew 6: 1-4)
PEEL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD AND THE
DUFFERIN-PEEL CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD
Keaton Centre, 5685 Keaton Crescent, Mississauga, Ontario. L5R 3H5
Phone:
905 890-6000
1 800 668-1140
Fax: (905) 890-6033
www.stopr.ca
SAVE THE DATE!
April 2016
Dear Parents,
On Saturday, August 27, 2016 we will be holding our twenty-fourth annual YOUNG
RIDER ORIENTATION DAY for ALL Kindergarten children. The intent of the day is to
introduce children to school buses in an informal setting prior to the first day of school.
We encourage you to participate by bringing your kindergarten children and
elementary age siblings to a one hour program between the hours of 9:00 am and 12
noon. Bus rides and a school bus safety video are only part of the informative fun. All
Young Rider Days have been tremendous successes.
We look forward to having a wonderful time with each of you and your children.
Detailed information concerning site locations will be provided in April.
Sincerely,
Tom Howe,
Manager, Student Transportation of Peel Region (STOPR)
WELCOMING ALL KINDERGARTEN CHILDREN TO
YOUNG RIDER ORIENTATION DAY
Introduce your children to school buses prior to the first day of school
Saturday, August 27, 2016
9:00 am – 12:00 noon
We encourage you to participate by bringing your kindergarten children and elementary
age siblings to a one hour program between the hours of 9:00 am and 12:00 noon. Bus
rides and a school bus safety video are only part of the informative fun!
To confirm your attendance and preferred time slot, please contact one of the bus
companies listed below in June 2016.
REGION
East Mississauga
BUS COMPANY
First Student Canada (Wolfedale
Division)
TELEPHONE #
905 270-0561
Central Mississauga
Switzer-Carty Transportation Inc.
905 276-2224
West Mississauga
Attridge Transportation
905 855-7771
Bramalea
Parkview Transit
905 857-9894
Brampton
Switzer-Carty Transportation Inc.
905 362-1967
Caledon/Dufferin
Parkview Transit
905 584-0400
LOCATION
Philip Pocock SS
4555 Tomken Rd.
Mississauga, ON
Fr. Michael Goetz SS
330 Central Parkway W.,
Mississauga, ON
West Credit SS
6325 Montevideo Rd.
Mississauga, ON
Chinguacousy SS
1370 Williams Parkway
Brampton, ON
Turner Fenton SS
7935 Kennedy Road S.,
Brampton, ON
Humberview SS
135 Kingsview Dr.,
Bolton, ON