Principal:
N. Mant
Vice-Principals:
P. Arthurs
O. Faraone
L. Deme
H. Tighe
Chaplaincy Leader:
P. Marcolla
“I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me
will never be hungry, and whoever believes in me
will never be thirsty.” John 6:35
Parish:
Guardian Angels
Pastor:
Father Jan Gogolewski
Director of Education:
J. Kostoff
Superintendent:
G. Prajza
Trustee:
L. Zanellaa
Anna daSilva
Newsletter Editor:
L. Tremblay
K. Herd
Newsletter Publishers:
J. Camilleri
Parent Council:
Chair :
Fiorella Di Rubbo
OAPCE Rep:
Cassandra Russell
Secretary:
Michelle Lemarie
Treasurer:
Debiiey Dunn
Council members:
Linda Pasutto
Steve Bebenek
Community Representatives:
Bola Sanda
Esperance Ithono-Ishota
275 Brisdale Drive
Brampton, Ontario
L7A 3C7
Tel.: 905-846-7124
Fax: 905-846-1527
http://w3.dpcdsb.org/campi
Message from our Principal, Mr. N. Mant
This year St. Edmund Campion is in it’s eighty year of operation
as a faith based Catholic learning community serving 2100 students in north west Brampton As your new Principal, I am delighted and privileged to be a part of this very diverse and dynamic school community that is served by a very energized
and dedicated young staff.
In the past, as any new learning institution, Campion
went through some growing pains, today we are making a difference by providing our students with some excellent educational programs and activities that focuses on learning for the
whole person (mind, body and soul). Over the last year our
pass rates, credit accumulation and EQAO test scores have improved significantly and our extra and co-curricular activities
(see P 17) have kept our students connected, energized and
engaged in school. As everything we do at Campion is rooted
in our Catholic virtues under the leadership of our chaplaincy
team and all our Catholic Educators that serve our school
community.
As for myself, I have been an administrator for 19 year
with the Dufferin Peel Catholic District School Board at five secondary schools in Brampton and Mississauga. On a personal
note, I would like to thank our last Principal Mr.Mc Guire for his
hard work and dedication over his 3 year tenure at Campion
and wish him the very best during his retirement. As we celebrate the past and move forward with tremendous optimism
and hope, we have added to our staff a new Vice Principal,
Ms. Deme and a new head secretary Ms. Hannan.
Finally, during this season of Advent; ―May the peace and joy
of Christmas be with you throughout the New Year‖.
God Bless.
N. Mant
Principal
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Campion’s 2010-2011 Administrative Team
L. Deme
A-Da
O. Faraone
Db-K
P. Arthurs
L-P
H. Tighe
Q-Z
A Message From Your School Trustee Linda Zanella
I would like to thank all the Catholic supporters for returning me to office. I look forward to representing your interests for the next four years.
Many changes have taken place at the Ministry level and
we will face a number of challenges in the next four years.
I will continue to work hard to provide the level of service
that you expect from me.
My major focus will be on your student's achievement. We
are constantly achieving or exceeding the Ministry levels in
EQAO results and I will strive to continue to reach these
goals. As always, I am available to discuss your concerns.
Please feel free to contact me any time.
Best Regards, Linda Zanella
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Greetings in the name of Christ Jesus, Lord and Redeemer!
The Chaplaincy Department is buzzing with activity as more than 70 retreats
have been planned for the 2010/2011 school year! All retreats have a focus on
outreach, as students from St. Edmund Campion learn what it means to be a
servant-leader and become the hands and feet of Jesus for our local community
and beyond. The grade nines will attend Knights Table, Peel Region’s only soup
kitchen and food bank for a day of service and information gathering regarding
issues surrounding poverty and social assistance. The grade tens continue to
help Dr. Andrew Simone in his mission of helping the poor in the developing world
by volunteering at his Canadian Food for Children Warehouse. The grade elevens work cooperatively with the clients of St. Jude’s Academy of the Arts, comprised of developmentally challenged adults who are gifted in the areas of mu-
Academic Awards Night
sic, dance, and drama.
The grade
twelves venture out on an urban street
patrol, delivering sandwiches prepared by
Mr. Bezina’s Hospitality class to the homeless population on the streets of Toronto.
I am also excited about the plans for Campion’s P.E.A.C.E. Team. This team has a
specific mission of evangelization throughout the school community in the form of
service and model behaviour. In October
the P.E.A.C.E. Team held it’s first annual
―Turn Off Your Tech Day‖ which encouraged students to forego ipods, phones,
etc. and spend that time in prayer. This
day culminated in a public recitation of
the rosary that took place during lunch in
the heart of the matrix. P.E.A.C.E. Team
students also took part in a Development
& Peace Day at Father Michael Goetz in
early November. This day educated students about the issue of access to clean
water for the world’s poor. It is this information that students will bring with them as
they lead the Thinkfast initiative in the
springtime.
I want to especially thank the teacher advisors of the P.E.A.C.E. Team who guide
and assist our young people in doing the
Lord’s work. These teachers are Mr. J.
Wey, Ms. D. Joanes, Ms. M. Rodricks, Ms. T.
Kwan, Mr. P. Kozma, and Ms. D. Metallo. I
am especially grateful for the time and
energy they put forward in the formation
of these young leaders.
Peace and blessings to you all!
Mr. Marcolla
Our Academic Awards Night took place on Thursday October 28th at 7:00pm with students and their parents participating in
this wonderful event. Over 800 people were in attendance! What a spectacular display of community support for our honour roll and subject achievement awards winners. A special congratulation goes out to the approximately 250 students who
made honour roll last year. Your academic success is both impressive and honorable. Keep studying hard. Thank you to
everyone who attended this event. We would like to acknowledge the following students who were recipients of special
awards:
Highest Academic Average Grade 9 – Victoria S.
Congratulations to all award recipients! Your teachers
Highest Academic Average Grade 10 – Ina V.
and parents are extremely proud of you!!
Highest Academic Average Grade 11 – Tyler L.
Exemplary Attendance Award – Alexander K.
Reading Champion Grade 9 – Kim N.
Reading Champion Grade 10 – Abiola T.
Reading Champion Grade 11 – Marcel G.
Zonta Science Award – Erica B.
Christian Service & Leadership Award – Raphael D.
Principal’s Award Male – Tyler L.
Principal’s Award Female – Sandra Z.
Alternative Trick or Treat
On October 29th Campion held its fourth annual Alternative Halloween event for the community . More than 2,000 visitors were
treated to a festival of Halloween activities, including games,
crafts and a haunted house. The school was spectacularly
decorated and haunting themed music completed the atmosphere. The school’s student council organized the event and
over 100 students participated to help run the event.
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Campion Cans for Christmas
“Building Community and Faith ONE CAN at a Time”
The 10,000 Can Challenge
Christmas is a time of giving. What better way to get into
the Christmas spirit than to bring Christmas into the lives
of those families who would otherwise do without. We
here at St. Edmund Campion Secondary School have
begun our “Campion Cans for Christmas”, 10,000 can
challenge on November 15, 2010 and will end on December 15, 2010 with the delivery of the cans to our regions community charitable programs: Knights Table
(www.knightstable.org),
St.
Louise
Outreach
(www.stelouisefoodbank.ca) and St. Vincent DePaul Society (www.ssvp.on.ca).
Preparing our Community Christmas
has been a tradition here at our
school for the past eight years. Helping our community instils a positive
behaviour and self-worth in our students which relates to a need for understanding that their support as a whole is necessary in the Brampton and larger community. The students and staff have begun their collection and canvassing for people and organizations that will assist in this challenge.
Your support through non perishable can foods for these families
and organizations is greatly appreciated. Any amount of food
will go a long way to feeding the hungry in our community.
Anti-Bullying Week
Lucas B. creative writing (read by Micheal P.)
There are so many bullies in our school,
There are so many bullies, who think they’re cool,
The sky is blue the blood is running from his face like a pool,
All the bullies are high but they have no clue how much
They hurt our world our families and our friends.
Bullies are fake, so let’s stand up,
No more lives need to be taken,
No more hearts need to be broken,
Let’s take action together, Campion
St. Edmund Campion ended up on the right side of the law,
on Thursday November 18, 2010, as they competed against
the Peel Police’s basketball squad. In our efforts to become a
safer, Catholic community, Campion invited the Peel Police into our gymnasium to
build school spirit and community. Campion welcomed Father Jan, who tossed the
jump ball at the start of the game. Proceeds from the game went to the Toys for
Tots campaign. National Anti-Bullying Week took place November 15-November
19, 2010 and Campion was successful in appealing to the cause of ―Taking Action
Together‖. Campion took part in several other
events during the week, such as; a pledge, a
creative writing contest, daily facts and trivia,
guest speaker Andy Cummings, a video performed by drama students with music by the
MIDI club and a second video choreographed and sung by the MIDI club. Campion will continue to work together to decrease violence everywhere in our school community.
The Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test
WHAT IS THE OSSLT?
The Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) is a standardized test given to all Grade 10 students in all public and
private schools who are working toward an Ontario Secondary School Diploma. The purpose of the OSSLT is to ensure
that students have acquired the essential reading and writing
skills that apply to all subject areas in the provincial curriculum
up to the end of Grade 9.
The OSSLT is given each year to every Grade 10 student, and
to Grade 11 students who have been previously unsuccessful
taking the test.
Students who have been eligible to write the OSSLT but have
been unsuccessful are eligible to fulfill the requirement through
the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Course (OSSLC).
WHAT IS ON THE OSSLT?
The Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT is comprised of a variety of types of reading passages, multiple
choice and short response questions based on the reading
selections, and a number of long and short writing tasks.
When is the OSSLT?
This year’s grade 10 OSSLT is on March 31st, 2011. All grade
9 students will write a simulation test this day.
How Can I Learn More?
Go to the link below for more information and sample test
questions: http://www.dpcdsb.org/CAMPI/Departments/
English/OSSLT+INFORMATION.htm
Successful completion of the OSSLT or OSSLC is a graduation
requirement.
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Campion’s 4th Annual Girls’ Night-In Event
St. Edmund Campion held its 4th
Annual Girls’ Night-In Event for
Grade 9 Girls on Friday afternoon
and evening of November 5th.
The event was once again a
huge success! Over 130 Grade 9
girls attended the event, over 20
Senior Students volunteered as
Group Leaders, and 30 of our own
Fabulous Staff Members helped
organize, supervise, and run the
activities and workshops!
The
night opened with a special
prayer and blessing given by our
Chaplaincy Leader, Patrick Marcolla, followed by many fun-filled
activities and workshops that focused on team-building, teen
issues,
self-esteem/selfconfidence, and health and fitness. In addition to the activities
and workshops, the girls were inspired and empowered by the
presence of two special guests:
Guest Speaker Tricia Clarke, Canadian National Basketball Champion, and Laura Liscio from the
Canadian Cancer Society. To add
more excitement to the night, the
girls were treated to a special Dramatic Presentation by the talented
Brampton actress and writer, Elisa
Lollino, who performed an inspirational and entertaining one
woman play. Although the event
was funded by the school and free
of charge, the girls in attendance
answered the call for donations to
the Canadian Cancer Society and
to our local Food Bank. The coin
donations, along with the nonperishable food donations, were
greatly appreciated! As always,
Campion answers the call to service, and as our Theme Song rang
out through our event…everyone
involved in our 4thAnnual Girls’
Night-In Event was absolutely
―AMAZING‖!!!!
St. Edmund Campion welcomes KEITH HAWKINS
On Thursday October 14th, 2010, St. Edmund Campion welcomed
Keith Hawkins to speak to our Grade Nines about ―stepping up to the
challenge‖. Keith then conducted smaller seminars throughout the
day, engaging Campion’s leadership groups - SWOLE, SEARCH and
Student Council. We look forward to Mr. Hawkins’ return to Campion
on February 28th and March 1st, 2011 as he reaches out to the rest of
the school during the day and conferences with the Campion community at 7:00 pm in the evening of February 28th, 2011.
Grade 8 Registration and Information Night
30th,
On Tuesday, November
350 of our feeder school students and their parents were invited to attend the Grade 8 Registration and Information Night. Students and parents were greeted by our Guidance Ambassadors and strolled through our matrix that showcased many of the extra-curricular groups, sports teams and departments that represented Campion well.
What a great way to show off our dynamic school community! The information component of the night was well attended
as Mr. Marcolla, the Chaplaincy Leader, our Principal, Mr. Mant and our Guidance Team presented to parents and students
about the transition to Grade 9. The group then dispersed according to feeder school to different areas of the school to register. Thanks again to all our students and staff who welcomed our future bear cubs to our wonderful Campion community.
Former Campion Student Receives Scholarship
Seven young woman from Dufferin-Peel schools received scholarships from the Brampton chapter of the Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW). The $450 scholarship was awarded to one female graduate from each of Brampton’s 18
high schools. Criteria for consideration also stipulated that recipients must reside in Brampton, plan to enroll in a degreegranting program at a Canadian university and must have achieved academic excellence while fully participating in a variety of school and community activities. Melissa N. a former Campion student who was an honour role achiever, student
council member, member of the United Nations Club and took part in many other school groups was a recipient. She was a
member of the Mayor’s Youth Team and is currently attending university hoping to pursue career in medicine. Way to go
Melissa you make us proud!
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CO-OP Students Do It Again !
They’ve done it again! Our cooperative education students are doing an
outstanding job representing Campion
within the community. Their cooperative education placements are as
unique and special as the students
themselves. From Fiorio at Square One
Shopping Centre to Planet Ford at the
Brampton Auto Mall, each student is
learning a variety of skills at a placement that best suits their interests or
future career goals.
Cooperative Education, or Co-op,
serves as a wonderful opportunity for
students to earn elective credits outside of the classroom. Students can
gain 2, 3 or 4 credits through a co-op
experience. To learn additional information about the Cooperative Education Program, please see a Guidance
Counselor or a Cooperative Education
Teacher.
A couple of current success stories
within the Co-op Program include
Alyssa working as a Kennel Assistant at
the City of Brampton Animal Shelter.
Some of her work duties include cleaning
kennels, socializing animals, assisting with
adoptions, providing food, medicine and
water for the animals and assisting with
administrative work. We also have Anthony at Victoria Park Recreation Centre as a Maintenance Facility Assistant.
His duties include assisting with
Search Program
The SEARCH program recently visited
YMCA Cedar Glen where the students spent 3 days exploring the 246
acre property and completing challenges involving orienteering, archery, low ropes and outdoor survival
skills such fire and shelter building. The
students were required to work together in teams to solve problems
and complete the challenges.
Through this, interpersonal relationships between students were
strengthened, leaders within the
group emerged, and a sense of mutual respect was developed.
The students also participated in high
ropes activities including the ―Leap of
Faith‖ and maneuvering the ―Vertical
Play Ground‖ which consisted of
swinging tires, high wires and swinging
planks suspended 50 feet above the
ground. Students were able to set
their own goals associated with the
activities and were then able to work
towards accomplishing these goals.
Though difficult at times for some due
to a fear of heights, many students
were able to complete both high
ropes courses with the support and
encouragement of their classmates.
This was the first outdoor experience
for the SEARCH program. In April, students will be travelling to Algonquin
Park to participate in a 3-day, Leaders of the Day camping program.
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African Canadian History
The CWS department is excitedly preparing for the sophomore
year of one of Campion’s newest course this coming February:
IDC 3O1 African Canadian History. Last year’s inaugural run of the
course was met with great success as students truly enjoyed this
experience. The course is the first of its kind being offered in Dufferin Peel and is a Grade 11 elective course open to ALL students.
The course will examine the many contributions of Black Canadians within the context of Canadian society and history, and will
trace the roots and heritage of one of Canada’s earliest communities. The class will examine issues of racism and oppression, and
will celebrate the diversity of Canadian society. Campion has enjoyed great success during its Black History Month celebrations
and is a school community that can be characterized by its participation and welcoming attitude. All students are encouraged to
take this ground breaking course. Look out for this course when
you are making your course selections for the 2011-2012 school
Grade 12 Challenge and Change Field Trip
Remembrance Day 2010
This fall, as part of the Grade 12 Challenge
and Change Course, Ms. Newton’s and
Mr. Laezza’s classes took part in a field trip
to Black Creek Pioneer Village and York
University. During the first portion of the
excursion, students were transported back
in time and learned about the challenges
of life in Canada during the 19th century.
They received a glimpse of the living conditions, technological challenges, social
life and culture of the time. The tour also
provided a great opportunity for our students to learn about economic and social
issues of 19th century Canada. Students spent the second half of the day at York
University where students received a guided tour of the campus and a glimpse
into the university’s Social Science departments.
On November 11, the Canadian and World Studies department hosted the annual Remembrance Day celebration. This
year’s celebration focused on faith and sacrifice within the context of modern military and peacekeeping missions. Mr.
Laezza provided the keynote address which passionately expressed the need to remember the sacrifices of veterans from
previous conflicts while also emphasizing the importance of being mindful of present-day Canadian troops serving in Afghanistan and peacekeeping deployments around the Globe. Mr. Cordeiro provided a heartfelt video presentation, accompanied by the song Highway of Heroes, which highlighted the ongoing sacrifice of Canadian soldiers and their families. Several students contributed readings and prayers while school chaplain Mr. Marcolla recited a Gospel passage. The
ceremony was drawn to a close with some poignant words from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr:
Canadian and World Studies Website
Canadian and World Studies (CWS) continues to actively
use the school website for most of its courses and to promote and celebrate many of the events and activities
that are running at the school that are organized through
the department.
Schedules, assignments, some notes,
handouts, culminating projects, and test and exam reviews are all available on the various course links and both
students and parents are encouraged to make the page
one of their favourites on their home computer. Please
take the time to familiarize yourself with our website when
you get the chance:
http://w3.dpcdsb.org/CAMPI/
Departments/Canadian+World+Studies/
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“Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot
drive out hate; only love can do that. Hate multiplies hate, violence multiplies violence, and toughness multiplies toughness in a descending
spiral of destruction....The chain reaction of evil - hate begetting hate,
wars producing more wars - must be broken, or we shall be plunged into
the dark abyss of annihilation.”
Justice League by Celina T. Campion Student
On Friday November 19 2010, Grade 11 students from eight schools across the city assembled into the
Peel A. Grenville & William Davis Courthouse Ontario Court of Justice to participate in the annual Mock Bail
Tournament. The tournament was sponsored by OJEN (The Ontario Justice Education Network), prepared and
organized PJEN (Peel Ontario Justice Network) and their Dufferin Peel Catholic District School Board representative Nicolette Stewart. ―Welcome to our world,‖ greeted Justice Clark, addressing the nervous students seated in the juror reception room of the courthouse. Justice Clark reassured the competitors, insisting that the Justices were there to offer direction. ―We’re
here to welcome and encourage—to show you that you can do this,‖ he stated. The Mock Bail Tournament is the only competition
of its kind in the entire province. Addressers commented on the style of event, nostalgically diving into anecdotes. ―Enjoy the exercise that we learned from,‖ said the Honourable Kathryn Hawke, Regional Senior Judge for Central West Region of Brampton.―I
wished many of [the students] good luck,‖ said His Worship Clark. ―Good luck is where preparation meets opportunity,‖ he explained. His words raised the spirits of the competitors. The mood inside the courtrooms, however, was quite the opposite. It was
evident that these students wanted victory, and wanted it badly. Court was in session and as it progressed, the nerves of the students receded, the hunger for domination incontestably more yearned for. The cross examination became vicious and the fire of
passion laced every question and answer. At the end of the day, there were no hard feelings. Competitors turned out to be excellent lawyers, and even better sportsmen and women, congratulating each other on their performances and shaking each others’
hands. All participants cheered for St. Augustine students, who were awarded Most Collegial Team for their virtuous performance.
Teams were no longer divided by Her Majesty and the defense, but came together as a group of students who shared the same
thing: an interest and passion for the study of law. The Justices shared not only their guidance and support with these aspiring lawyers, but also a quirky tradition of eating bananas after court cases, upon the hope that they would not be ―a-peeled.‖
Philosophy Students Meet With Dr. Nyvlt
Mark Nyvlt is a professor and philosopher from the Dominican University in Ottawa who graced St. Edmund Campion
philosophy students with his presence over two days. He discussed the value of studying philosophy and the importance of critical thinking skills in our world today. Dr. Nyvlt
also acknowledged the importance of self-actualization
and the role philosophy can play in assisting each of us to
better our lives. It was an honor and privilege to have him
here. Costs were covered by Shelagh Peterson at the CEC,
and we are grateful for the opportunity provided.
NOW Program
This past August St. Edmund Campion hosted the Newcomer Orientation Week (NOW) for it’s third year in a row. The
NOW program’s focus is to help newcomer secondary students become acquainted with their new school and surroundings. The program, led by current Campion students Claire M. and Jerome C., teacher Mrs. Depikolozvane, and
Campion Settlement Worker Michael Bay, was once again a great success as students participated in a scavenger hunt
around the school, visited the Cassie Campbell Community Centre, learned about the Ontario high school system, and
most importantly made some new friends. The Campion community would like to welcome the following students who
joined us this year:
Freda B.
Elaine C.
Josh C.
Kenneth D. C.
Patricia D.C.
Pauline D. C.
Roi E.
Racine G.
Justine H.
Deba I.
Nygel L.
Joshusa Jon M
Von Joshua M. Charissa M.
Karen M.
Monique S.
Harry S.
Nav S
Joshua V.
English Trip to the ROM and U of T
On Friday, November 19th, 2010 students from Mrs. Cordeiro’s grade
11
Visit
English class and Miss Ouellette’s grade 11 English and ESL classes attended a trip to the University of Toronto and the Royal Ontario Museum. While at the University of Toronto students learned about university life and some of the history behind one of Canada’s oldest educational institutions. Additionally, during the tour of the ROM students participated in a workshop focused on the power of storytelling throughout
the ages. The trip was a great success as it provided students with the
opportunity to not only explore their future options but also connect
with humanity’s rich past.
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From The Arts Corner
Campion Arts Christmas Coffee House is fast
approaching! On Thursday, December 16th,
come out and see the fantastic Visual Arts,
Media Arts, Music and Dramatic performances of our Campion Arts Students! Tickets
are $5, available in advance and at the
door. Doors open at 5 pm, Show starts at
5:30 pm.
December
16, 2010
5:30 - 8:30
Tickets:
$5.00
Drama
On Thursday November 25th,
2010 Ms. Metallo's and Ms. Czata
Todd's Dramatic Arts students attended a performance of Romeo
and Juliet at the Living Arts Centre.
Inspired by the 16th century morality
plays, but created for 21st century
students, this production brought the
tragic tale of star crossed lovers to life
(and death) in grand style! The Company (Campion’s Drama Club) will be
performing at the Arts Christmas Coffee House. The play is called, "The Best
Christmas Pageant Ever", by Barbara
Robinson. In this delightful comedy, a
family faces the challenge of putting
on the Christmas pageant with the
Herdmans - the worst group of kids in
history! The Herdmans don't know
anything about the Christmas story,
but as they learn about it, a new light
is shed on the story, and hope is
brought to life. All are invited to come
out and see this wonderful piece of
theatre that illustrates the true spirit of
Christmas.
Visual and Media Arts
Ms. Collins’ and Ms. Picarazzi’s Media Arts students went on a fieldtrip to MOCCA (Museum of
Contemporary Canadian Art) in Toronto on October 28 to see David Hoffo’s exhibit ―Scenes from
the House Dream.‖ The exhibition featured Contemporary Installation Art that encompassed digital
video and three dimensional holograms.
Ms. Rodricks’ and Ms. Collins’ Visual Arts students went on a fieldtrip November 26 th to the Living
Arts Center to take part in a Silk Screening workshop where these budding Artists designed and
created their own wonderful screen prints to bring home with them. This was followed by a trip to
the Art Gallery of Mississauga where they were able to view Abraham Anghik Rubens’ exhibit
―Shaman’s Dreams,‖ a firsthand look at gorgeous Inuit Art.
Look for a fantastic Gallery of Visual and Media Arts work at the Campion Arts Christmas C o f fee House on Dec. 16th! All are welcome!
Music
Campion Concert Band performed at Campion’s Academic Awards Night. Band members enjoyed playing and had a lot of fun. Many compliments were given to the band members after the
performance from the students' peers, Awards recipients, and from the crowd in general.
To compliment the new Music curriculum, Ms. Dobson and Mr. Lamorte have arranged a guest speaker and his
band to perform in the school's Theatre on December 9. The band in called Enviro Drum and is run by Jeff Salem, a
local Brampton Citizen. Current music students are being given the opportunity to attend the workshop being given
that morning.
Campion Concert Band and Jam Club also performed at the Social Justice fundraiser for Nicaragua Night. The band
was lead by guest conductor Mr. Nick Lyon, Campion SHSM Student, currently teaching on his co-op placement.
The Band and Music Clubs will also be performing at the Arts Christmas Coffee House.
And stay tuned…MIDI (Music and Computers) plans for their very own CD are in the making!
Science News
Students taking Science may have noticed some new faces in the ―EC Penthouse‖. Mr. Vitale, Ms. Perrotta
and Ms. Salmon have been a fantastic addition to the Science Department and I am sure the students also
agree.
When you flush a toilet in your home, where does the lovely excrement go? Well Ms. Lasch’s students could
give you a detailed answer as they recently visited Peel’s Wastewater Management Site in Port Credit. Smelly
but loaded with hard working bacteria recycling all that good matter.
The Science Club has started up and after last year’s smashing success at the Science Olympiad, we are
stacking up our teams to take another run at the gold medal of Science. ―Inertia is a property of matter.‖ If
you are interested in joining, listen to the announcements or see Mr. Doherty. Science Rules!
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Guidance News:
The Guidance Department at Campion is always a busy and
exciting place! We continue to serve our students with their
academic and personal needs. Please feel free to contact
your son/daughter’s counselor if you have any concerns. Students are divided alphabetically by surname for counselling
purposes:
 A - Ci
Mr. D. Kowaluk Ext. 72169
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Cl – G
Ms. C. Galati
H - Mc
Mrs. J. Johnston Ext. 72172
Me - Ron
Mrs. S. Iannetta Ext. 72173
Ros - Z
Mr. D. Hamilton Ext. 72155
Registration 2011-2012
Registration for the next academic school year at
Campion has been initiated. On-line course selection
will be used for the second time this year. Counselors
will have visited all our students at Campion and provided them with the necessary information for this very
important procedure. Students should have completed the course selection process by this time. If
they have not they should do so immediately! If they
are experiencing problems, they should contact their
counselor for assistance. The collection of the Course
Selection Sheets and the $60.00 fee will be addressed
in the new year.
Ext. 72168
Mrs. D. Besenyodi and Mrs. B Matwijszyn, our Guidance Secretaries, are always there to greet our students with a warm
and friendly smile.
Grade 8 Orientation Day
On Wednesday November 3rd, Campion welcomed 370 grade eight students from our feeder schools. The visiting
schools were St. Aidan, St. Angela Merici, St. Bonaventure, St. Josephine Bakhita, St. Lucy, St. Maria Goretti and St. Rita.
The students were greeted by our amazing staff and students. They had the opportunity to hear about all of the amazing things that Campion has to offer… teams, clubs, courses and so much more. As they made their way around the
school they were introduced to teachers from all departments and learned a little about what to expect when they become a Campion student next year. This was such a fantastic day and it could not have been possible without the help
of everyone involved. A special thank you goes out to our Guidance Ambassadors who guided the grade 8s around
the school and gave them insightful tips on being a Campion student. These students represented our school with poise
and confidence and should be proud to be BEARS!!
Grade 9s
Take Our Kids to Work Day, held on November 3rd, allowed students to participate in a ―job shadowing‖ experience in a
workplace environment. Students had the opportunity to experience the world of work. Students represented Campion
at a variety of work places that ranged from auto shops and schools to radio shows and law offices. Great job Grade
9s!!
Grade 10 and 11’s
Counsellors visited these students in their classes and talked about the importance of planning for future academic success. At this time credit counselling summaries where distributed to the students showing their academic status to date.
Graduating Grade 12s
Our Grade 12s have also been very busy in their research of post-secondary institutions this fall. A number of College
and University representatives gave presentations to our grade 12’s to help with the big decisions they will make over
the next few months. All Grade 12 U/M level students received information www.electronicinfo.ca which is a comprehensive link to Ontario universities containing information about programs of study, admission requirements, deadlines
and scholarship and awards information. The Guidance Department visited grade 12 classes and presented students
with information to help them with their post secondary decisions. Students were also given their credit counselling
summaries to ensure they will have 30 credits, have completed 40 hours of community service and have passed the
Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test; all requirements of graduation.
Guidance Web Page
The Guidance Department has put together a great web site to provide the answers to many of your questions. The
web site is continuously updated so information is as accurate as possible. Visit us online at http://w3.dpcdsb.org/
campi/Guidance to find information on:
 Post-Secondary Options
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Applying to University, College and Apprenticeship Programs
Scholarship
Help for Course Selection
My Blueprint
Common Course Calendar
High School Survival Tips
Homework Help
Night & Summer School
Jobs & Careers
Social Services
Exit Programs
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College Application Information
October:
February 1:
May 2:
June 15:
Access to the online college application at www.ontariocolleges.ca
Last day to apply whereby all applications will be given equal consideration.
After this date, applications are considered on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Earliest date for students to receive or confirm an offer for admission.
Offers of admission continue until programs are filled or wait-lists are established
Applicants confirm their acceptance of admission online through www.ontariocolleges.ca
Earliest date that colleges may require payment of tuition fees.
University Application Information
Planning for University is a very exciting time but students must plan properly. Students should have researched all opportunities before they apply to university. The university application process is done on-line and students must have a PIN
number to complete this process. PIN numbers are available in Guidance. Important dates are:
January 12 2011:
February 4, 2011:
May 30, 2011:
June 2, 2011:
Deadline to submit hardcopy and on-line applications to OUAC.
Recommended last date to submit all information to the OUAC
Last date to expect a response from an Ontario university.
Earliest date for students to accept an offer of admission
My Blueprint
MyBlueprint Education Planner
(www.myblueprint.ca/dpcdsb) continues to be an excellent resource helping
students create an engaging and interactive Annual Education Plan (AEP).
Use the above link to connect directly
to MyBlueprint. Once you are on this
site, under ―New Users‖ select St. Ed-
mund Campion, ―Create Account‖
and then you can create your own personal account. You can build customized high school course plans, instantly
identify the post-secondary pathways,
and explore valuable information
about apprenticeship, college and university opportunities across Canada!
Log in and learn about courses, diploma requirements and the endless
options available to your child.
MyProfile allows you to record multiple plans, programs of interest, exploration activities, and future goals. My
Blueprint helps students make the
most informed decision about their
education.
The Future Business Leaders are LEADING STUDENTS TO THEIR FUTURES!
Future Business Leaders Association at Campion is stronger than ever, with 20 members. We are excited to welcome our new
members, and we start the new school year with many new initiatives. The initiatives this year include inspiring other students to
shape their futures from now by getting much needed skills to be successful in their futures. This year the FBLA extra curricular
club has created workshops on resume writing and interview skills. These workshops give students much needed tips on how to
land the perfect job. In addition, this years FBLA chapter has also created a workshop which will be presented to select classes
on ―How to be successful in a Presentation.‖ Many students are very nervous presenting in front of a class, and this workshop is
shares tips on how to overcome those jitters and to be a confident public speaker. Stay tuned for more FBLA projects. ThankYou to the advisors for their hard work so far that include C. Ocampo and N. Karanikolas.
Mock Bail 2010
On November 19th, St. Edmund Campion
competed in the Peel Mock Bail Tournament at the Brampton Court House. This
year, Campion sent two outstanding
teams to the tournament. Our students
worked tirelessly over the past two months
and did a tremendous job during their
mock bail hearings to tie for 3rd place.
Congratulations to all the team members
for a job well done and for representing
Campion with class and style. A special
congratulation goes out to Wilson R. who
won best Crown Attorney at the competition, and Akeisha K. who won for best
witness.
Our 2010 Mock Bail Team Members were:
Mock Bail Team #1
Toni R.
Natasha D.
Denise S.
Akiesha K.
Mariam C.
Mock Bail Team #2
Melanie D.
Morsal H.
David J.
Wilson R.
Rajmeen K.
Troy M.
Harmony Movement 2010
The Harmony Movement has
started again at Campion! The chosen students in the group possess excellent leadership skills and demonstrate core values of the community. At
each meeting, students discuss ideas relating to stereotypes, disabilities,
gender, race and religion. During this 8-week program, these students work
towards a Diversity Leadership Certificate. At the end of the program, these
youth will be educating their peers about the above topics in a series of
workshops which will be taking place in early December. By participating in
the Harmony Movement at Campion these students are celebrating diversity in our school community and making us all proud of it!
“Le Club Franco-fun”
Bonjour et bonne année à tous! The
French Club at Campion is gearing up for a busy year! Students interested
in expanding their knowledge of the French language and culture will
have the opportunity to join ―Le Cercle Français.‖ A new executive has
begun planning events for students who wish to join.
Activities will include:
1) a taffy-pull to celebrate the feast of Ste. Catherine in late November.
2) participation in the Campion Christmas Coffee House on December 16th.
3) Mardi Gras crêpe-making and sale in February.
4) a ―Guess the famous movie line‖ French activity in March.
5) helping to plan and organize a school-wide French speech contest –―Le Concours d’art
Oratoire‖ in early April.
6) and…the opportunity to meet and practice your French-language skills while introducing the Campion school community to the fascinating French language!
Mesdames Latendresse, Spottiswood et Hanna vous accueillent!
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“Senior Boys Football – From Worst to First!!!”
On Friday, November 19th, the
Senior Boys Football team made
history with a dramatic comefrom-behind victory over the
Clarkson Chargers to win the Tier
II Championship Finals with a
final score of 21-20. The Championship is Campion’s first in
football. The win was certainly a fitting end to a season
that didn’t look as promising at the end of last school year.
The departure of former head coach, Luca Venier, coupled with the fact that three of the remaining four members of the senior coaching staff were expecting the birth
of their first children during the football season, did not
bode well for the Bears. (Congratulations to Coach Ruscica who welcomed baby Emily into the world on August
27th, right before the season began as well as Coach Fernandes, who welcomed in his twin girls, Isabella and Alyssa
mid-way through the season on October 7th. At the time
of this writing, Coach Bianchi was still anxiously awaiting the
birth of his son, who was actually due on the day of the
Championship final!) At the end of last season, things did
not look optimistic after the senior team went 0-6 last year
and 2-4 the year before. In August, the coaching staff was
uncertain as to what to expect with the 2010 team, however once the team reported to training camp and the
final roster was selected, any doubt the coaches may
have had were quickly erased.
The team started off the season quickly and dispatched
most of their opponents with relative ease:
Week 1:
Week 2:
Week 3:
Week 4:
Week 5:
Week 6:
Campion Bears 21 vs. Pocock Pirates 10
Bramalea Broncos 13 vs. Campion 52
Turner Fenton Trojans 0 vs. Campion 24
Harold Brathwaite Blizzard 0 vs. Campion 30
Robert Hall Wolfpack 12 vs. Campion 36
Campion 15 vs. Mayfield 16
The team finished the regular season with a very respectable
5-1 record and were able to lock up first place in their division
before entering the playoffs. In the first round, the Bears met
the Port Credit Warriors and beat them soundly with a final
score of 39-6. During the semi-finals, the team played the Iona Dolphins and adopted the motto, ‖Squish the Fish‖. The
Bears dominated their opponents and went on to beat them 29-7, to secure their spot in the final where they would
face off against a power house Clarkson team. Clarkson, like the Bears, would also finish 1 st overall in their division and
had actually remained undefeated all season long.
The stage was set for an epic battle that would see both #1
seeds face off against each other in what promised to be
an exciting final. The team was ready to go and went
about their business of preparing for the showdown when
tragedy struck. On Friday, November 12th, the father of
one of the Bears players passed away tragically. Understandably, the team was distraught and were overcome with emotion for their brother-in-arms. The final
game took on new meaning as many wished to dedicate the game to the family, who had always been
OVERCOME
such ardent supporters of the Campion Football program. The team decided to wear black ribbon decals
with the word ―Overcome‖ emblazoned across it on
their helmets to show their support.
On Friday, November 19th, the Bears travelled to Centennial Stadium in Etobicoke, accompanied by 600 rabid fans. The
game started off slowly for the Bears who found themselves trailing in the first half 14-7. In the 3rd quarter, the Chargers
came out firing and scored another TD however, the convert was blocked by the long arms of 5 th year senior, Kwabena
A. This missed point would eventually come back to haunt Clarkson as the Bears quickly responded with fury. Campion
took the ball and in a nine-play drive, drove the ball down the length of the field and finally found the endzone. The 4 th
quarter opened with the Bears down by 6 points. The Clarkson offense was relentless, however, the Bears stuck in and
never gave up and shut down the team, who in the first half, seemed to march the ball upfield at will. Campion moved
the ball well and with two minutes left, was able to get into the redzone and set up for an offensive drive that could potentially win the game. The Bears tried and tried again, but the Clarkson Defense held and shut the Bears down, only
yards away from the endzone. After an incomplete pass, it seemed the Bears were done and their fabulous playoff run
was over. Campion turned the ball over on downs but the game was far from over. The defense went out and absolutely shut the Clarkson O down, giving the Bears another shot at the endzone with less than 90 seconds left on the
game clock. This time the Bears did not disappoint, and were able to punch the ball in with a run by 5 th year fullback,
Marcellus K. Kicker Adam A. added the exclamation point on the TD by completing the point after and putting the
Bears up 21-20. The team never gave up and in spite of trailing for most of the game, were still able to pull out the win
and make history by capturing the school’s first ROPSSAA football title. Way to go Bears!
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This year, The Bears success can be attributed to a number of factors. However, the greatest factor that is probably most
responsible for why the senior team was so successful was our players. Every day for almost three months, the team
showed dedication and discipline and practiced regardless of weather, for up to 3 hours a day. They all bought into the
idea of a program and lived up to the ideals and expectations laid out before them. The coaching staff is extremely
proud of the team’s success and many accomplishments and is looking forward to next season. The following are the
members of your St.Edmund Campion Senior Boys Football Team and the 2010 ROPSSAA Tier II Gold Medalists:
A CHA
ROPSSA
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MPION
Grade 10 Honour Roll Recipients:
Dillando A., Andrew A., Adam A., Kwabena A., Kristian A., Brandon B., Beven C., Stefano C., Nick C., John C., Allan D.,
Joel D., Chavis E., Johnny F., Raheem G., Johnny G., Julian I., Josh I., Regis J., Harraj K., Kevin K., Marcellus K., Tyler L., Earvin
O., Miles M., Joshua M., Jessica M., Brittley M., David N., Richard O., Johnny P., Tristan P., Chris R., Sehkanee R., Josh R.,
Rakeem R., Vittorio R., TJ S., Sean S., Jermaine S., Daniel S., Daniel S., Johnathan S., Kyle S., Will T., Courtney V., Carlos V.,
Dylan W., Chris W.
The Bears will move back to Tier 1 next year with many members of the championship squad returning. The football program would like to say a very special thank you to our 5 th year seniors, Kwabena A., Brandon B., Marcellus K. and
Sean S. Good luck in the future and continue to represent Bears Football in whatever you do. Next semester, the team
will begin workouts in the weight room as part of their off-season training and will also get to look forward to the Spring
Combine as well as the summer camp. Congratulations on a great season!
Coaches O.Ocampo, A. Bianchi, J. Ruscica, A. Nahirniak and D. Fernandes
CAMPION SWIM TEAM STARTS THEIR SEASON LIKE REAL
CHAMPIONS!
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The Campion Swim Team started their season off with a splash on November, 25 at their first meet, held at Mayfield Secondary School. The swimmers have been practicing for a month at Cassie Campbell in preparation for the big day. Veteran swimmers Mattia F., Alex A., Nicole B., Dane D., Joshua F., Marcel G., Philip M., Alex M., David N., Bradley R., Juan T.,
and Thomas Z. returned eagerly to the water to smash their old times. Ricky C., Justin M., Marly H., Melden P., Ashley C.,
and Brian M., got their feet wet for the first time representing the Campion Bears.
Swimming the challenging 200m Free against senior girls and boys from neighbouring schools, junior swimmer
Mattia F. finished first in the event with a time of 2mins, 34seconds. She also wowed her opponents as she gracefully
swam a 50m Fly in 36seconds, again finishing first in the event. Philip M. left his rivals eating his bubbles in the 50m Free
when he finished first in the event with a time of 29seconds. Philip, Marcel, Dane, and Alex A. swam the 200m Free Relay,
and Philip, Dane, Josh, and David swam the 200m Free Relay and both teams won their events, cleaning up in the relay
events!
Awesome swimming Campion! Keep kicking all the way to ROPSSAA…no doubt Mattia and Philip will reclaim
their ROPSSAA titles!
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Varsity Girls Flag Football Team
The Campion Lady Bears Varsity Flag Football Team just ended their 2010 season and what a season it was!! With a record
of 6-1 during the regular season, the team ended in first place in the Northwest Division. The girls then proceeded to the Tier
1 quarter finals losing a heartbreaker in overtime converts by the score of 1-0. With 42 teams participating in the sport, the
team should be very proud of their accomplishment. Our Lady Bears fought hard throughout all of their games and each
player contributed in their own way to the success of the team. The girls worked hard throughout their 11 week season to
improve and fine tune their skills and abilities. Their dedication to the team was appreciated by their coaches. One very
important highlight of the entire season was the Lady Bears charity work in conjunction with their ―Buy-out‖ game. Classes
were able to attend the game if they brought in either $2 or $1 and 1 can of food. All food was to be donated back into
the local community. This ―Buy-out‖ was a huge success as Campion students and staff pulled together to make a difference for the local community. Coaches Currah, Fournier, and Cerminara are very proud of the girls and would like to congratulate each one on them on an outstanding season: Nicole A., Diana B., Adjoa B., Claudia B., Chelsea C., Jennifer D.,
Rachel D., Liz D., Alyssa G., Dadrianna G., Debora G., Irene H., Dana H., Josephine I., Natalie K., Cinthia M., Kashawna M.,
Chanel N., Stephanie M., Kyanna S., Maria S., Shanelle S.
GO Lady Bears!!!
5TH ANNUAL CAMPION SOCCER LEAGUE 2010
Now in its fifth year, the CSL has developed into an exciting and very competitive intramural
soccer league. The league started back in September and recently came to a close on November 23rd, as the number 3 seed “Team W” faced off against the number 1 seed
“Futbolistico”. A total of 70 players and teachers combined to provide a very exciting league
this year as the players showed their dedication by showing up at 7am twice per week to
partake in this year’s season. These two teams displayed a tremendous amount of skill and
showcased their talents in the most exciting final in CSL history. Futbolistico proved they were
the #1 seed for a reason as they won the championship in a thrilling overtime victory by a
score of 4-3. Congratulations goes out to team members Enoch A., Jared A., Samuel S.,
Jerome A., Tino M., Alex H., Chris W., Anthony O., and Julian T. for their championship win. A
special congratulation goes out to Anthony O. for capturing the Golden Boot award for the
top goal scorer during the regular season. Osorio notched a modest 38 goals in 12 games.
For a complete list of final standings and top goal scorers please visit the CSL website at:
http://www.dpcdsb.org/CAMPI/Athletics/CSL.htm Thank-you to all those participants, I look
forward to seeing all of you next year.
Campion Tennis
Campion’s Senior and Junior tennis
teams were extremely successful this
season, capturing the Senior Boy’s ROPSSAA Championship this
fall. Congratulations to Trai T., David N., Reuben S., Michael L.,
Kenney U., Anthony D., Daniel R. and Miguel M. for their hard
work and dedication to the sport. Coaches Jones and Specic
would also like to acknowledge Carley W. who added to the
mixed doubles points accrued by the team, thus contributing to
our ROPSSAA Title. Finally, a big congratulations to Camille Z.,
our first Senior Girls OFSSAA Qualifier for Tennis.
Senior Girls Basketball 2010
Your senior girls basketball team just completed their season this past week end
at the Ontario Championships in Hamilton, Ontario-November 24th-27th 2010. After completing their regular season with a
record of 25-8 including a ROPSSAA championship, the first for the school at the senior level in basketball. The team was
assembled as usual in August to begin the season with a training camp. They began the season on the road with a tournament in Kingston Ontario, which allowed for the Lady Bears to bond and develop that all important team chemistry.
The Lady Bears competed in six tournaments across the province,
won one, finalist in two and quarter finalist in three others. This
was all completed with the loss of two starting guards in the first
week of ROPSSAA, Shay C. and Eulleasha T. Your lady bears finished the four month long season with a record of 27-10, a near
forty game season. Your senior girl’s basketball team fifth best of
all teams in Ontario with a consolation championship at OFSSA –
Ontario Federation of School Athletic Association. - Team Members include: Cassandra C, Shay C, and Dana G, Christina D,
Shanience G, Sade I, Jose Ann J, Teleshia R, Genieve O, Eulleasha
T and team manager: Khadijah T. Continue to work hard ladies
next season is poised to be your best season. Coaches Stewart
and Miles.
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December 2010
Monday
Tuesday
Campion Christmas
Cans runs through to
December 15th
Dr. Simone's
Gr.
/ Girls Hockey
6 10's
2:45 vs. Holy Name
Dr. Simone's gr. 10 / Snr.
Hockey 2:45 vs.
7 Boys
Heart Lake @ Cassie /
Wednesday
Advent Mass gr. 9
& 10 / Campion
Choir /FBLA / Boys
II Men Rm. 101 /
High School Survival, 6:30, Library /
Jnr. Boys Hockey
2:30 vs. St. Mikes
@ Caledon/EC
Dance/
Cheerleading
Thursday
Advent Mass gr. 11
& 12 / Jnr. Girls
Volleyball 3:30 vs.
Mississauga @
home / Snr. Girls
Volleyball 3:30 vs.
Mississauga @
home/ EC Dance /
Cheerleading
Friday
Downtown Urban
Street Patrol Gr.
12's / Snr. Boys
Hockey 2:15 vs.
North Park @ Terry
Miller
Campion Choir
Rehearsal / FBLA /
EC Dance / Cheerleading
Dr. Simone's
Gr.
10 / EC Dance /
Cheerleading / Midi
Club
Downtown Urban
Street Patrol Gr.
12's / Snr. Boys
Hockey 2:30 vs.
Brampton Centenial
@ Memorial
@ Greenbriar / The
Company
Snr. Girls Volleyball 3:30
vs Turner Fenton @ TF /
Jnr. Girls Volleyball 3:30
vs. Turner Fenton @ TF/
The Company/ Band /Jnr.
Boys BasketBall 3:30 vs.
Augustine @ home
Girls Hockey 2:45
vs. Heartlake @
Cassie Campbell /
Snr. Girls Volleyball
3:30 vs. Marcellinus
@ home / Jnr. Girls
Volleyball 3:30 vs.
Marcellinus @
home/ The Company
Jnr. Boys Hockey 2:45 vs.
Cardinal Ambrozic @
Cassie Campbell / The
Company / Midi Club /
Band
Christmas Coffee
House Rehearsal
3 - 9 pm / Boys II
Men Rm. 101 /
FBLA / Snr. Boys
Hockey 2:00 vs.
Marcellinus @
Cassie Campbell /
EC Dance / Cheerleading
Christmas Coffee
House 3 - 9 pm /
Jnr. Boys Hockey
3:00 vs. Marcellinus
at Hershey Center/
EC Dance/ Cheerleading / Midi Club
Christmas Break
Christmas Break
Christmas Break
Christmas Break
Christmas Break
Chistmas Break
Christmas Break
Christmas Break
Christmas Break
Chistmas Break
Other Important Dates to Remember:
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Classes resume Monday January 3rd , 2011
Exam Dates for Semester 1 are :
 Tuesday January 25th, Period 1
 Wednesday January 26th, Period 2
 Thursday January 27th, Period 3
 Friday January 28th, Period 4
 Monday January 31st,
 Semester 2 Begins Thursday February 3rd, 2011
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Saturday
Sunday
Committees/Initiatives
A&E
Academic Awards
Boys 2 Men
Campion Flow Chart Committee
Conflict Resolution group
DI
Girls Night In
Grad Committee
Literacy Committee
NTIP
Safe Schools
School Improvement Committee
SEARCH
SHSM – Specialist High Skills Major
Skin Deep
SWOLE
Transition Committee
Clubs continued…
Outdoors Club
PEACE Team
Prom
Running Club
Science Club
Ski Club
Stained Glass Club
Student Council
TechNation
The Company
Trivia Club
United Nations Club
Weight Club
Yearbook
Yoga Club
Youth for Christ
Athletics
Clubs
Anime Club
Art Club
Athletic Council
Auto Club
AV Club
Badminton
Book Club
Campion Barbershop
Campion Cares
Campion Concert Band
Chain gang
Chess
Choir
Comic Book Club
Construction Club
EC Dance
EC News
ELL Club
Environmental Club
FBLA
French Club
Graphic Design Club
Guidance Ambassadors
Harmony Movement
Impromptu Online Magazine Club
Jam Bands
Law
March for Life
Martial Arts
Math Club
Meditation Club
MIDI
Mock Bail Team
Nicaragua Social Justice Team
Events
Academic Awards Night
Alternative Halloween
Anti-Bullying Week
Black History Month
Breakfast of Champions
Campion Cans for Christmas
Campion Christmas
Career Path Information Night
Catholic Education Week
Christmas Coffee House
Co-op Fair
Culturefest
Cups 4 Kids Outreach/Connections
Get Ready Program
Girls Night In
Grade 8 Information/Registration Night
Grade 8 Visit and School Tour
FALL
Cheerleading
Cross Country
Girls Flag Football
Golf
Jr. Boys Football
Jr. Boys Volleyball
Jr. Girls Basketball
Sr. Boys Football
Sr. Boys Volleyball
Sr. Girls Basketball
Tennis
Grade 9 High School Success Night
Grade 9 Orientation
Graduation Ceremony
Halloween Contests
Keith Hawkins Mentorship Program
March for Life
Math Contests
Math Extra Help
Mission Employable
Musical
Newcomers Settlement Info
Nicaragua Social Justice Trip
Overseas Excursions
OYAP Events (Apprenticeship)
Parent Seminar Nights
Physics Day at Wonderland
Post-Secondary Night
Prom
Remembrance Day Ceremony
Retreats
Science Olympics
Sears Drama Festival
Semi-Formal
Shirt Off Your Back Charity
Skills Canada
Spanish Night
Sprin Concert
Think Fast
U of W Chemistry Competition
University and College Visits
WINTER
Badminton
Curling
Jr. Boys Basketball
Jr. Boys Hockey
Jr. Girls Volleyball
Sr. Boys Basketball
Sr. Boys Hockey
Sr. Girls Volleyball
Swimming
Table Tennis
Varsity Girls Hockey
SPRING
Jr. Boys Soccer
Jr. Girls Soccer
Sr. Boys Soccer
Wondergrad
Sr. Girls Soccer
Track and Field
Varsity Boys Lacrosse
Varsity Girls Rugby
Varsity Girls Softball
Varsity Boys Baseball
X-Awards
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