The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board
56 Oaklea Blvd, Brampton, Ontario, L6Y 4W7
Phone: 905-455-1001
Principal: W. Bodsworth
Superintendent: L. Kazimowicz 905-890-1221
Trustee: T. Da Silva 905-459-7089
Secretary: A. Mijandrusic
Parish: St. Jerome Church
Pastor: Fr. Jan Kolodynski 905-455-4260
NEWSLETTER #1
SEPTEMBER 2010
Prayer for a New School Year
Lord, Son of God,
We come together to share and to learn,
individuals who devote our talents and time
to work toward a common goal.
We share this goal: the well-being and betterment
of our community, our students and staff.
Lord, you were the greatest teacher of all.
As we work together this school year,
help us to be mindful of your ways.
May our decisions and actions on behalf
of our community, students and staff
Reflect your wisdom, patience, courage and love.
Amen
SCHOOL HOURS
JK/SK
Grades 1 – 8
8:30-11:00 or 12:30–3:00
8:30-11:30
12:30-3:00
Arriving on time is an important life skill!
It is often difficult to “catch up” when the
first part of the class is missed.
Recesses
10:33-10:48
Fax: 905-455-3406
1:53-2:08
PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
As your new principal, I would like to welcome
back all returning families to the Pauline Vanier
School community. A very special welcome is
extended to all new families, and to children
beginning kindergarten for the first time. School
start-up is an exciting adventure for us all! As
the 2010-2011 School Year begins, I would like
to offer my heartfelt appreciation for the
kindness and support that has been given to me
as I transition into my new role here at Pauline
Vanier School.
Staff members have worked hard setting up their
classrooms and planning exciting units of
instruction for what we hope will be a
memorable year. Our custodial staff has worked
diligently to create a welcoming school
environment for our students and staff. School
Council members are already enthusiastically
involved in spear-heading several projects.
Pauline Vanier School will continue to foster the
spiritual, academic, physical, social, emotional
growth and development of all students. We
eagerly anticipate a year of excitement and
meaningful learning opportunities for all
students. Above all, we pledge our commitment
to creating a nurturing CATHOLIC FAITH
experience for your children.
Open communication between home and school
is very important. Please do not hesitate to
contact the school at any time if you have
questions or concerns.
I look forward to meeting all of you at our BBQ &
Open House Curriculum Evening on Monday
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September 27 .
May God bless us on our shared journey!
Wendy Bodsworth
PAULINE VANIER STAFF
2010-2011
JK /SK
JK/SK
Gr. 1
Gr. 1
Gr. 2
Gr. 2/3
Gr. 3
Gr. 4
Gr. 4/5
Gr. 5/6
Gr. 6
Gr. 7
Gr. 7/8
Gr. 8
FSL
FSL/Planning Time (0.2)
SERT
SERC/ PT
SERT (0.1)
ESL 0.4
ESL 0.5 pm
Library/Planning Time
ERW
Head Custodian
Evening Custodian
Evening Custodian
Secretary
Office Volunteer
Principal
M. DeSouza
S. Grasman
A. Mayer
A. Prlic
A. Lum (T. Passarelli)
L. Stott
A.M. Henry
C. Tersigni (L. Cunic)
N. Pavic
A. Gutt (S. Rondinelli)
M. Vigneault
S. Monachino
C. Connelly
P. Daniels
K. Byrne
M. Santos
C. Thomas
A. Tac (T. Berry)
C. D’Souza
C. D’Souza
E. DeSouza
S. Muzzatti
E. Myrie
M. Lima
R. D’Souza
Francis Musoke
A. Mijandrusic
J. Gomes
W. Bodsworth
Psychologist
Sp./Lang. Pathologist
Social Worker
Child Youth Worker
Teacher/Hard of Hearing
SAT (curricular support)
Lunch Hour Supervisors
K. Page
A. Donovan
S. Bidin
J. Campbell
B. Kist
D. Linardic
T. Liem, C. Brohart,
J. Reyes
FAITH & PARISH
The Virtues Program
As Catholics, we are called to put into practice
the teaching of Christ through our words and
actions. Our school board takes very seriously
its obligation to foster the development of virtues
in the lives of our students. Thus, throughout
the school year, virtue education is integrated
into all areas of school life.
We believe that a focus on the virtues reinforces
the positive character attributes that should are
the hallmark of an authentic Catholic Christian
lifestyle. Each month we will highlight one
virtue. The virtues we celebrate are as follows:
Faith (September)
Empathy (October)
Conscience (November) Hope (December)
Self-Control (January) Respect (February)
Kindness (March)
Love (April)
Acceptance (May)
Fairness (June)
Classroom activities, school-wide assemblies
and announcements over the P.A. will focus on
the nurturing of the specific virtue of the month.
We would appreciate your support in discussing
these virtues at home and encouraging
behaviours that demonstrate them.
As we grow in virtue together, we make the
presence of God visible in the world around us.
Our Virtue for September: FAITH
To begin the new school year, we’ll focus our
attention on the first of our virtues—faith. Faith
is the great virtue of believing in God and
trusting that God is with us.
A faithful person believes that we are created,
guided by and destined to be reunited with God.
A faithful person believes that God’s plan for us
includes the right to be safe, especially at
school.
A faithful person…
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Prays regularly and fervently
Learns from Scripture stories
Honours people’s God-given names
Assumes that there is good in everyone
Accepts the God-given worth of
themselves and others.
Sacramental Preparation
Sacraments are parish, not school events. Initial
preparation for the sacraments is delivered by
the schools through the religion program.
However, immediate preparation is the
responsibility of the parents and the parish.
Children do not receive a sacrament just
because they are in a particular grade at school.
Registration for receipt of the sacraments takes
place at a meeting at St. Jerome’s Church. It is
the parent’s responsibility to attend mass and
read the parish bulletin to ensure that important
registration and deadline dates are not missed.
Catholic schools assist the parish in preparing
children to live a life of faith that is rich in
Catholic traditions and teachings.
STUDENT SAFETY
Safe Arrival Program
For safety reasons, please notify the school
if your child is going to be absent or late. The
SAFE ARRIVAL PHONE NUMBER IS 905-4551001. If you do not contact the school by 9:00
a.m. we will attempt to contact you. The
answering service is available 24 hours a day.
Leave a message with the following information:
• Your child’s first and last name, spelling of
the last name
• Your child’s grade and teacher’s name
• Whether your child will be absent or late
Yard Supervision
The school property is supervised
from 8:15 a.m. until 3:15 p.m. on
school days. Please do not send
students to school prior to 8:15 a.m.
At 3:00 pm, “bus students” are expected to line
up immediately in their Bus Designated Area
located in the gym. Students who walk to and
from school are expected to walk directly home
at 3:00 p.m.
Student Accident Insurance
As required by the Education Act and Ministry of
Education, the Dufferin-Peel Catholic School
Board
annually
provides
parents
with
information about cost-effective student accident
insurance coverage. Although enrolment is
voluntary, the Board encourages parents to take
advantage of the inexpensive insurance
coverage, especially if their child/children
participate in sports, excursions/field trips, or if
parents do not have dental insurance coverage.
Enrolment is required in writing. Forms were
sent home the first day of school with your child.
If you have not done so already please mail or
FAX the form to Reliable Life at 1-800-463-5437
or 1-905-522-7211. Parents alone have the right
to insure their children.
Visitors to the School
In order to ensure the safety of students and
staff, the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School
Board requires that ALL VISITORS use the front
doors located near the office, identify
themselves by signing in, and pick up a visitor’s
sticker at the office upon entering the building.
We also ask all parents walking into the
schoolyard identify themselves to the
teacher on duty.
Messages and deliveries (house keys, lunches,
dry mitts, etc.) are handled by the office. There
is a table in the front foyer for lunches. Please
write your child’s name on the lunch.
Criminal Reference Check
All parents who volunteer in the school or who
plan to volunteer on class trips must complete a
Criminal Reference Form. These are available at
the Office. If you have previously supplied us
with your Criminal Reference Check, please
contact the Office for an Offence Declaration
Statement. These must be updated each year.
Emergency Protocol
Emergency response procedures
in the event of a fire, bomb threat,
serious accident/injury or an
intruder have been established and are revised
on an on-going basis. In accordance with
Ministry regulations, three evacuation drills will
be conducted in the fall and three in the spring.
This practice is to help prepare students in case
an evacuation from the school is ever
necessary. Should the school have to evacuate
the site, we will gather at either South Fletchers
Sportsplex & Community Centre at Ray Lawson
& McLaughlin Rd or Hickory Woods School. The
students will also have an opportunity to practice
Hold & Secure (danger in the neighbourhood)
and Lock–Down (danger within the school)
procedures.
Student Sign Out
In the interests of student safety, all students
must sign out when leaving the building and sign
in when they return; parents must report to the
office when picking up their children during
school hours and sign their child out; all bus
students will remain at school for lunch, unless a
parent or their designate, picks them up and
follows the above procedure; all other students
who normally stay for lunch may not leave the
school during the lunch hour unless a parent or
their designate picks them up and follows the
same sign-out procedure.
Grade 7 and 8
students are not permitted to leave the school
grounds at lunch time unless they have a
signed/dated note from a parent/guardian.
Students who leave school property are not
permitted to carry food or beverages back onto
school property when they return.
Custody of Children
On rare occasions, we are faced with difficult
situations in which non-custodial parents arrive
at school asking to visit their child or to take their
child home after school. We are best able to
serve and protect students when we are made
aware of legal custody arrangements, visitation
rights, and other special instructions. If legal
custody matters affect your family, please
ensure that our office and classroom teachers
are aware of any custodial arrangements that
may affect the safety and well-being of your
child(ren) during school hours.
Parking Lot Safety
We are very concerned about parking lot safety.
Please use the Kiss & Ride Lane (the middle lane)
when dropping off your children.
Students are expected to exit the car only
when their car reaches the front of the line,
where staff are standing on duty, rain or
shine. Students are to exit on the right
passenger side where staff is available to escort
children across the bus lane to the sidewalk
safely. Please do not allow your child to exit on
the left side of the vehicle, as it is the designated
Drive-through Lane.
Please do not allow your children to
disembark in front of the school’s main
entrance.
Bus drivers are not expecting
children to be exiting cars at that location. As
buses drive around the curve into the bus lane,
they expect car doors to open only where staff
are standing to escort the children.
At the end of the day, Kiss & Ride students
will be waiting near the Kindergarten fence
(next to the large white PLASP sign) and will
be escorted by staff to the car at the front of
the line.
Students are not permitted to run/walk
between the buses or other cars in the lanes
at the front of the school. Should you choose
to park your car, you can safely walk your child
from the designed Safe Wait Zone and cross at
the front of the Bus & Kiss & Ride Lane.
The small parking area in front of the
Kindergarten Yard is really the PLASP Day
Care’s Parking Area for children between the
ages of 2 ½ - 5 who are being dropped off at
the Day Care. If there is space, parents of
JK/SK students may park in the designated
parking areas. Cars may not idle or stop/park in
the round-about lane blocking traffic. Parents of
older students are reminded to use the Kiss &
Ride Lanes.
STUDENT
TRANSPORTATION
Eligibility Distances Change
A reminder that the eligibility distances for
student transportation have changed as follows:
JK and SK & Grade 1
Grades 2-4 inclusive
Grades 5-8 inclusive
1.0 km
1.6 km
2.0 km
Primary Bus Protocol
All students in Kindergarten and Grade 1 who
are eligible to ride the bus will receive a RED
PRIMARY PROTOCOL bus tag. Students
wearing these red tags must board and
disembark at a specified stop, and must be MET
BY AN ADULT. Please be aware that if the
child’s parent, guardian or babysitter is not
present to meet the bus, the driver will return the
child to the school. All “red tag” students will be
part of an attendance tracking system as they
board the bus in the evening. If you decide that
your child will not take the bus on any given
afternoon, please report this change of plans to
the office prior to 3:00 p.m., so that your child is
not reported missing from the bus line.
Empty Seat/Fill up the Bus Policy
Students who do not meet the eligibility
requirements for the bus may apply for a
courtesy seat in accordance with the “Empty
Seat Policy”. Parents who are requesting
consideration for an empty seat must apply
in writing to the school. Requests will be
reviewed and the limited seats will be assigned
in October on the basis of youngest and furthest
distance as per Board policy.
Parents are advised to write a letter to the
principal outlining the rationale for wanting
busing, along with all pertinent details e.g. age,
grade, teacher, siblings, health issues, etc.
Behaviour on the bus
Please review the School Bus Safety Rules
with your children. The conduct of individual
students on the bus directly affects their safety
and those of their classmates. Incidents of poor
behaviour on the bus are reported in writing by
the bus driver to the principal. Depending on the
seriousness of the incident, a warning may be
issued to the student, parents may be called,
bus privileges may be suspended, or other
disciplinary action may be taken. Parents will be
financially responsible for any damage to the
bus caused by their child.
Crossing Guards
Students are reminded to take
advantage of the crossing guards and
obey all road safety rules. Crossing
Guards are at the following locations:
1) Ray Lawson at Acadian Heights (W.L.)
Mid-Block 8:00-8:30 a.m.
3:00-3:30 p.m.
2) Oakley Blvd. at Pauline Vanier (S.S.)
Mid-Block 8:00- 8:35 a.m. 3:00- 3:30 p.m.
SCHOOL RULES &
ORGANIZATION
Verification Form
Please check the information on the student
verification sheet your child will bring home this
week. The data you provide will be used to
update our records so that we may contact you
in case of an emergency. Please return the
form to the school a.s.a.p. noting any
changes in phone numbers, address, etc.
On rare occasions, usually due to extreme
weather conditions, buses may be called to
bring students home before the regular
dismissal time. It is the responsibility of every
parent to have arrangements made in
advance with a neighbour or relative, in the
case of an early closure. Please include
these arrangements on the form.
Playground Safety
Lunchtime Protocols
In-Line skates, roller blades,
scooters, and skateboards are
not permitted on school property. There is no
storage space and these can be dangerous in
crowds of children.
Whenever possible, students are encouraged to
go home for lunch. If this is not possible,
students are welcome to eat lunch at school.
Students, who eat lunch at school, are expected
to remain on school property within the school
boundaries, for the duration of the lunch break.
Wheelies (running shoes with a wheel on the
heel) are not to be worn at school. They are
unsafe in school hallways shared by others.
For safety and supervision reasons, if you are
giving your child permission to leave school
property at 11:30 a.m., a note signed by the
parents, must be sent to the school.
Internet Safety Take an active
role in protecting your child’s privacy
whenever they are asked to submit
personal information.
Monitor your child’s on-line
behaviour and know the sites they visit
frequently.
Be clear with your children on appropriate net
behaviour, that is, the amount of time it’s okay to
be on the net, times when the computer can be
used, and what they are allowed to do.
Set up clear rules with your children.
If other children visit your home and use your
computer, make sure that they follow your rules.
Monitor any chat rooms that your children
want to visit. Discourage them from providing
any personal information.
Teach your children to be “net smart” just like
you would teach them to be “street smart.”
Attendance
For the benefit of all children, we expect
students to arrive at school on time. Students
who arrive after the 8:30 a.m. bell must go
directly to the office to pick up an admission slip.
If it is ever necessary that your child be
dismissed early, please write a note to the
teacher. We will not dismiss a student without
parental consent. Also, your child must be
signed out by an adult at the office if leaving
prior to the 3:00 p.m. dismissal.
If your child is absent from school please
write a note upon his/her return explaining
the reason for the absence.
School Agendas
“If I plan to learn, I must learn to plan.”
School Agendas have been ordered for all
students from Grades 1 to 8. These will be used
to promote organization, time management and
goal setting. There is a plastic envelope at the
front of the agenda for carrying important notes,
School Newsletters, School Council information,
and notices highlighting important events.
Please take the time to review with your child
the Safety Reminders, the Code of Conduct and
the Virtues that are highlighted for each month.
Agendas were sent home the first day of school.
Please submit $4.00 for agendas in Grades 18 and $2.00 for kindergarten booklets.
Valuables
Students are requested not to bring valuables,
sentimental items, or money to school. The
school cannot assume responsibility for items
brought to school.
Personal Electronic Devices (PEDS)
To promote respect for the dignity of all
members of our school community and to
enhance student achievement and
safety, the use of a PED is strictly
prohibited in school, on school property, or
during school related activities (such as
retreats, field trips, sports events, etc.)
All PEDS must be kept out-of-sight, turned
off and not used within school premises or
during school-sanctioned activities. We ask
that students leave all electronic devices and
games at home as the school cannot be
responsible for their safe-keeping. Cell phones
must be turned off, kept out of sight, and not
used in or on school property.
Use of School Books
Students also receive a number of textbooks for
their personal use and will be able to borrow
books from the library. Due to the cost of books,
we expect students to be responsible for these
books. Please encourage your child to handle
books with care. Students will be charged for
lost and/or damaged books.
home September 7th. Please complete the
form and return it to your child’s teacher.
Proper clothing should be worn for gym
activities: (T-shirt, runners, shorts or jogging
pants). Students are reminded never to leave
jewelry, money or other valuables in change
rooms, washrooms or the classrooms.
Network User Policy
Use of the computer and Internet is guided by
board guidelines and teacher/adult supervision.
All students and parents are required to sign a
Network User Policy before students will be
permitted to access the Internet. This form was
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sent home on September 7 and must be
returned to your child’s teacher before he/she
can use the computer.
Dress Code
Board policy states that all students are
expected to dress in clean, neat and practical
clothing. School guidelines are:
1. The top of the pants must meet the bottom
of the shirt with no exposure of midriff or
undergarments at anytime.
2. Shorts and skirts must be (mid-thigh)
which are neither too tight or tattered.
3. Halter tops, spaghetti strap tops, tank
tops, muscle shirts and mesh shirts may
not be worn. Shirts must cover the top of
the shoulder.
4. Clothing with offensive, suggestive and/or
inappropriate statements or pictures
(including advertisements for alcohol or
tobacco products) are not permitted.
Thank you for your continued support and
cooperation for a dress code which reflects our
Catholic school environment as a place for some
serious work, accompanied by standards of
sensitivity, politeness and decorum.
Students who wear unacceptable clothing to
school may be removed from class and/or sent
home to change.
Physical Education
Each child is expected to participate in the
Physical Education Curriculum. The Ministry of
Education requires all students to engage in
Daily 20 minutes Physical Education workouts
(DPA).
An Elementary Physical Education and
Intramural Element of Risk form was sent
PROGRAM &
CURRICULUM
Professional Development Day
Friday, September 17th – no classes
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There will be no classes on September 17 as
staff will be involved in Faith and Professional
Development Activities. As we review our
student numbers this week, it may become
necessary to reorganize classes. If changes
occur, parents will be notified of the revised
organization. It is hoped that any changes will
be completed within the week with a minimum of
disruption.
needed, just a willingness to commit an hour or
two a week. Sharing your gifts and talents will
enrich the learning experiences of our students.
All volunteers working with children in the school
must have completed a Criminal Reference
Check. Forms are available in the office.
International Language Program
Early Release Days
There are no classes for students during the
afternoon on Early Release Days. Students in
Grades 1 to 8 are dismissed at 11:30 a.m. For
the remainder of the day, the staff engage in
curriculum planning and development.
First Term:
September 30, 2010
Open House-Curriculum Night
Pauline Vanier’s BBQ, Open House &
Curriculum Night will be held on Monday,
September 27th.
The BBQ will take place from 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Parents are invited to gather in the gym
immediately following the BBQ. School Staff will
be introduced and information of general interest
will be shared.
You will then have an opportunity from 7:00-7:45
p.m. to meet the teachers, view your child’s
classroom and receive information about the
2010-2011 school year, curriculum, and
classroom expectations.
Reporting and Interview Dates
Progress report sent home: November 2, 2010
Interview evening: November 4, 2010 (as needed)
First Term: Thursday, February 3, 2011
Friday, February 4, 2011
Second Term: Reports go home June 28, 2011
EQAO Assessment Dates
May 30 to June 10, 2011
Two weeks have been set aside by the Ministry of
Education for students to write EQAO Provincial
assessments.
Please avoid booking medical
appointments and vacations at this time.
Volunteers Welcome
Volunteers are always needed in the
classrooms, Library, Breakfast Club, Kiss and
Ride, and All Star Reading. No experience is
Elementary International classes are available to
students in grades JK to 8. International
Languages programs comply with the Ministry of
Education curriculum and are of interest to
students who wish to preserve their language
and cultural heritage and to those who wish to
study the language and heritage of another
culture. Pauline Vanier School is the site for one
of these International Language Programs. The
first scheduled day of classes was Saturday
September 11, 2010. No prior language
experience is necessary.
STUDENT HEALTH
Distribution/Storage of Medication
Due to safety issues and concerns, medication
must not be sent to school with students. We
ask that when possible, the medication be taken
at home during lunch hour, or a schedule is
arranged for medication to be taken just prior to
school and/or right after school.
For the safety of all children, medication for
serious health issues and/or allergies MUST be
stored in the office. Students may not leave
medication in their desk or knapsack at any time.
For distribution of medication, medical forms are
available at the office. They must be completed by the
attending physician and signed by the parents.
Nut Aware School
Due to stringent anaphylaxis policies
based on Sabrina’s Law, students,
staff members and parents are
asked not to bring any foods
containing nuts to school. Some children are so
sensitive that even the smell of peanut butter or
nuts can cause problems and could be fatal.
School Board policy now prohibits any food
or beverages (water is permitted) from being
present and or consumed outside in the
school yard or on the bus. Students will be
permitted to eat their snacks in the
classroom prior to or after recess.
Strategies that parents, students and staff can
continue to use to help keep our school safer for
children with allergies:
• Avoid sending foods from home that
may contain nuts, or nut products such
as: peanut oil, peanut butter, peanut
sauce, peanut meal, mixed nuts, ground
nuts and macadamia nuts. Hydrolyzed
vegetable protein may also contain
peanuts and is not considered safe for
people with nut allergies.
• Read food labels carefully.
Avoid
products that do not carry a list of
ingredients.
• Clean hands and face immediately after
eating peanut butter, or nut containing
products, before heading off to school.
• Avoid sharing snacks and drinks
Thank you for your support, cooperation, and
sensitivity in helping to make our school safe for
students with nut allergies.
Pediculosis
Head lice are parasites which have been
common among human beings for centuries.
They are not connected in any way with dirt or
neglect. If a case is found in our school, we
shall inform parents of the students in that
classroom. We will be checking friends and
other family members. We ask that you also
check your own children regularly. If your child
is infested, please notify the office.
Positive Hygiene Reminders
Monitor: If your child develops flu-like signs
and symptoms (fever, cough, sore throat, body
aches, headache, chills and fatigue) keep them
home and contact your health care provider if
symptoms are severe.
Practice good hygiene: Cover your nose and
mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze.
If you do not have a tissue, cough or sneeze into
your sleeve or elbow. Avoid touching your eyes,
nose, or mouth. Germs spread that way.
Wash hands: Wash your hands often with soap
and water, especially after a cough or sneeze.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Open House & BBQ
The BBQ will take place on Monday,
September 27th from 5:30 to 6:30pm, followed
by opening remarks and staff introductions in the
gym. After this formal introduction, teachers will
be pleased to meet and greet parents in their
classrooms beginning at 7:00 p.m. Please
remember to return the BBQ order forms, no
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later than Thursday, September 23 .
Scholastic Book Fair is Back
The Scholastic Book Fair will be in our
School
Library
on
Thursday,
September 23th for browsing, Friday
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September 24 for student purchases and
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Monday, September 27 for the evening of
our OPEN HOUSE. Purchases may be made at
this time. (Visa, Mastercard, debit, cheques, or
cash are all accepted).
Parent Volunteers are needed to help make this
fundraiser a success. If you are able to help
with set up or as a cashier, please contact S.
Muzzatti at the school.
Terry Fox Walk/Run
Pauline Vanier Staff and students will be walking
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for Terry on September 30 knowing they can
truly make the difference in the goal to discover
a cure for cancer!
Pizza Day-Every Tuesday
Pizza Day will begin on Tuesday, September
21st. The cost is $2.00 per slice.
Parents: We Need You
Both the Breakfast Club (Monday to Friday from
8:00 to 8:40 a.m.) and Kiss ‘n Ride (8:15-8:30
a.m.) need parent volunteers in order to sustain
our level of commitment and service. If you can
help out one or two days a week, please contact
the office.
The future of these programs
depends on you!
Pauline Vanier School Fundraiser
The chocolate fund-raiser will be launched at
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an assembly on September 22 , 2010. Money
raised will go towards equipment and
educational resources for the school. On
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September 23 the chocolates will go home.
Funds and outstanding chocolate must be
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returned on October 12 for the final draws.
School Council
Those interested in participated in our parent
council are invited to consider self-nominating
for a council position.
Applications are due
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September 28 (form went home Sept.7 ).
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The first scheduled meeting is October 4 at
6:30 p.m. in library.