St. Paul Secondary School’s
Principal’s Message
As I bid everyone a Happy New Year
in the St. Paul community, I was prepared to bring fabulous news today,
but I am overcome with sadness by
the events that are unfolding in Haiti
and Afghanistan. One, a tragedy of
nature and the other a more humanly directed tragedy. As a school,
students will give generously this
week at a civvies day to bring some
relief to this grief stricken country,
and what can we say about waging
war 4000 miles across the world.
As a catholic secondary school, we
know that our duty is to speak out
for justice, and I would encourage
all parents to write their elected
representatives to make their feelings
known on the conduct of this senseless war.
Now, the good news that has inspired
our community over the last three
months. On November 20 Talent
Night showcased the vast array of
performers among our student body
who are willing to step up and share
their gifts. The consensus this year
was that there was a larger variety to
the acts and performers. Our athletes
had a successful fall season competing as usual above their weight class,
particularly in volleyball and girls
flag football. The boys made a spirited run in the Sarnia OFSSAA play
downs and our girls lost narrowly in
the girls Tier 2 championship football game by a touchdown. The team
was accompanied by three busloads
of raucous St. Paul fans which gave
our team a great lift.
All of our athletes who wore the
Wolverines jersey this fall and winter
deserve a compliment and a vote
of confidence. We have succeeded,
so far, in avoiding the yahoo facWinter 2010
Gemini Award Winning News Anchor, Diana Swain, of CBC News at 6, stopped by Studio30 to
talk about careers in Television News and Journalism with our Broadcasting SHSM students.
tor, which is destroying so much amateur
athletics in this region. As the Principal
responsible for our students in ROPSSAA,
it is evident to some Principals that there are
“coaching” and “refereeing “ problems and
challenges in many sports, and that some
of our colleagues have lost their way on the
ultimate purpose of athletic participation.
Not so at St. Paul, but there will eventually
be more rather than less certification for
coaches.
This fall we made three significant changes
to our reporting, recruitment and registration
procedures. The first was to move our parent
/teacher night earlier in the semester and
hold our Grade 8 Open House in December.
Normally held in January, our Open House
was on December 10 with a large crowd of
parents and students attending, eager to hear
about our program offerings. The second initiative this year will be on Tuesday January
26th at 7:30 in the Cafeteria, when parents
are welcome to learn about our High Skills
Major programs in Broadcasting, Construction and the Environment. The most recent
change in Board registration procedures al-
low students to register online through their
own school’s website. All reports thus far
are that it has made the process simpler and
less time consuming for families.
The St. Paul community through ACT NOW
again responded to the Christmas food
drive with remarkable generosity, enough to
support fifteen families with the necessities
and presents for their Christmas. Student
Council members have opened their office
from 7:40-8:10 to support a Breakfast Club
to guarantee that students have more than an
empty stomach to attend class on. All donations are accepted for staple items.
Student attendance at the grade nine EQAO
mathematics workshops has noticeably improved this semester and I would like to encourage all parents of Grade 10 students to
make sure that your son/daughter is enrolled
for the extra assistance that will be offered
starting on February 9th for our scheduled
April 3rd Literacy test. Our partnership
with York University Faculty of Education
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Chaplain’s Corner
...Principal’s message cont’d
Its the start of a new year and a new decade. For those of us who are old enough to remember the Pope before John Paul II, time is flying by. Time really does go faster as you get
older. I hate making resolutions. More exercise, healthy eating, and watching less television
are grand ideas but let’s get serious. I love cheeseburgers, fries and pizza. I like to excersise
but I have a hard time finding the time to do so. So, I’ve decided not to make any resolutions
this year. Instead, I’ve decided to make a couple of predictions. B.Finny’s Predictions for
2010:
continues to expand our capacity
to provide valuable assistance for
students preparing for all of these
provincial assessments.
In 2010, we will laugh until we cry. Whether it’s due to the humorous item in the news or
story from a friend or co-worker, someone or something will brighten our days and cheer our
hearts. We will get accepted into college or university. We will pass exams. We will finally
have the courage to ride the Wild Beast at Canada’s Wonderland We will get a part-time job!
We will be overcome with joy. A new love, a new baby, or an old friend will bring excitement and new beginnings. A new year brings adventure and new challenges.
There will also be times of sorrow. Friends will lose jobs. People will retire. Friends will
move. Loved ones will die. We will hear about broken marriages, or the betrayal of a friend.
Sadness and despair will be found sometime within 2010. So will disappointment, anxiety,
and discouragement.
We will read a few books, fifty-two church bulletins, dozens of articles, and too many obituaries. These will move us, encourage us, and remind us that life is fragile, time is quick, and
God is always in control.
And there’s a pretty good chance, God willing, that in exactly twelve months we’ll be thinking about another new year and we’ll look back on 2010 and reminiscence.
We can’t know exactly what is going to happen in the coming weeks and months but we do
know that some things won’t change.
We have a Father in Heaven who loves us.
A Savior who became like us and who died for us.
A home in Heaven prepared for us. [This is a little more secure than most of our pension
plans and RRSP’s!]
Even if fear, persecution, and struggles are rampant, we will always be cared for, loved, and
have a glorious future. Set your mind on things above.
May God continue to bless us all in 2010.
P.S. I also predict that the Toronto Maple Leafs will not win the Stanley cup in 2010!
Provincial Literacy Test Preparation Classes
The Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) will be written on the morning of
Thursday, April 2, 2009. To ensure student success, Literacy Test Preparation Classes will
begin on Tues. Feb 9, 2010.
The classes will run between 2:45-4:15 p.m. at St. Paul Secondary.
Students who have registered will receive the full schedule and classroom assignment at the
beginning of Semester Two.
One of the most significant challenges we face as the Board’s smallest secondary school is our inability
to afford many of the higher priced
educational tools that all parents are
now taking for granted. As a way
to improve our abilities, we have
embarked upon a variety of partnerships to enhance our capacity, while
providing our services for Board
projects. Recently, I was informed
that my request to enter into a
partnership with the Board Program
Department was approved and it will
enhance our St. Paul Studio 30 with
significantly improved HD equipment. Recently Diana Swain, the
CBC host anchor for their 5:30 news
program spoke to our Broadcasting
students for an hour, after watching
our morning announcements. On the
newscast that night, she remarked
upon how impressed she was with
the high level of skill development
of our crew and how very different
schools of today are from her era of
educational practice.
Parent Council have organized a
very stimulating evening for parents
with guest speaker Doren Lawson
on Raising Children of Character
on Thursday, February 25th, 2010
at 7:30 pm in the school cafeteria.
Parenting has assumed so many additional challenges in the digital age
that it has become the number one
driver of what puts many of our students at risk. Come and invite your
neighbor to drill a little deeper than
usual on this very important topic.
Students will be writing their exams
between Jan. 25-28 and that schedule
is available on the school website.
Please make sure that you are on time
or if there is an illness, contact our
Attendance Secretary.
Student receives
Commissionioner’s
Citation for Bravery
Harrison Travill a Grade 11 student
at St. Paul Secondary School, Mississauga, was recently awarded the
Prestigious O.P.P. Commissioner’s
Citation for Bravery by Ontario Provincial Police Commissioner Julian
Fantino on October 25, 2009 at a
reception in London, Ontario.
Without regard for his own safety,
Harrison attempted to rescue a man
from a burning vehicle after witnessing a motor vehicle collision on
Highway 401 in Loyalist Township,
Ontario. Harrison and his mother witnessed the accident while returning
home from their cottage on September 21, 2008.
Harrison rushed to the damaged car
that had been hit from behind by a
tractor-trailer unit. There were two
unconconsious passengers in the
badly damaged car. He and another
passing motorist at the accident scene
were able to remove the person from
the passager side of the car. Although
they also freed the driver of the vehicle from the burning car and brought
him to safety, the driver later died as
a result of his extensive injuries.
Harrison is a real hero! He brought
the Gospel Story of the Good Samaritan to life on Highway 401!
When asked about his actions Harrison humbly said: “ I was glad that I
could help. I only wish both passengers would have survived!”
Apple Certified Final Cut Pro Training
Students enrolled in this semester’s Broadcasting High Skills Major
Program took a five day hiatus from their regular duties to take part
in Apple’s Certified Pro Application Training from December 14 18.
The workshop, which was delivered by Apple Master Trainer Darrin
Sayewich, provided students with detailed lectures in professional
film & video editing programs such as Final Cut Pro, Motion and
DVD Studio Pro. Funding for the training was provided by the Ministry of Education and
Dufferin-Peel Board, through the Student Success Strategy initiative. A special thank-you
goes out to Greg Witz, President of Witz Apple Certified Training - the number one Authorized Apple Training Centre in Canada, for providing us with an amazing education discount
which allowed us to enroll all of our Broadcasting students into this specialized training session again this year!
The Apple Certified Pro program creates a
benchmark for assessing an enduser’s proficiency in a specific Apple Pro application.
By taking and passing the Apple Certified
Pro exam, these students will be given Apple
Certified Pro status, which will allow them to
distinguish themselves to colleges, universities, employers, and future clients as skilled
users of the chosen software application. This
certification in Final Cut Pro will give these
students a competitive edge in today’s everchanging job market.
Two students from this group, Greg Leclair
and Marie Tacbas scored 92% and 93%
respectivly on the end-user exam (which requires an 80% grade or better to pass) and became the youngest male and female in the world
to achieve Certified Pro status, in Final Cut Pro 7 from Apple.
Student Analysis of Vitamin C
Mr. Powers’ Grade 11 University Chemistry class (SCH3U1) worked as a team to analyze
several fruits and fruit juices for vitamin C content. Vitamin C is important because our bodies cannot make it and as a result it must be obtained from the food we eat.
The task of analyzing for vitamin C required students to apply the material they learned in the
course. As part of the differentiated instruction component of the course, students chose the
fruit or fruit juice in which he/she was most interested in testing. Students were excited about
this task because it illustrates a real life experiment
that provides valuable information to those interested
in maintaining good health. It also gave students an
opportunity to work as a real scientist.
The recent cold weather in Florida is going to make
citrus products more expensive. The results of this
study will allow consumers to select products that will
provide them with the required amount of vitamin C
at the most economical cost. The results of the study
are shown in the corresponding graph.
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Senior Girls Volleyball
Senior Boys Basketball
So far this season, the Senior
Girls Volleyball Team has had a
great start, winning their first 6
games. The girls at this point are
first place in their division with
2 games remaining.
The Senior Boys Basketball
team is having a very successful season thus far. The
team is off to a 4 and 2 start
and is currently in second
place in the Southeast Division.
Earlier in the season the girls
played in the Notre Dame Invitational Tournament and finished
in 3rd place out of 12 teams.
They also have one tournament
to go in February at St. Joan of Arc, gearing
up for the playoffs.
The team is looking strong again this year
and has a bright future with only three Grade
12’s on the team. The team members are
Grade 9: Stephanie DiTella, Grade 10: Patricia Gluszak, Nicole Kolenda, Luba Sulypka, Katelyn Turk, Grade 11: Amanda Forest,
Kristy Mlakar, Tanya Piitz, Aneta Steciuk,
Grade 12: Lilla Matteliano, Emily Porfido
and Leslie Skakun. The girls look forward
to a rewarding playoff run and hopefully a
berth at OFSAA this year in Perth.
On the first weekend of January, St.
Paul made history by winning the Rick
Hanson Invitational Basketball Tournament. The team defeated North Toronto
in the preliminaries, the host school Rick
Hanson in the semi finals, and then defeated
Central Peel Secondary with a 3 point
basketball in the final seconds to win the
championship 62-61.
We wish the team luck as they prepare for
the playoffs in early February. The team
members include: Zachary Zubilewich,
Connor Navia, Rory Coutts, Ryan Halley,
Jibar Mahamoud, Brandon Catena, Connor
Engels, Shawn Buric, Robert Prelich, Nasir
Mahamoud, Darian Joseph, Brandon Palmer,
Girls Varsity Hockey Team
The Girls Varsity Hockey finished its second
successful season with an impressive 4 win
and 4 loss record.
Special thanks to Jady Angeli who did a
great job playing in net for the first time
ever and Katelyn Turk who lead the team
in scoring with numerous spectacular goals.
As well, Cara Coutts, Jennifer Gnappa-Rice,
Melynda Moniz, Giova Cascioli and Niamh
Burke scored goals and significantly contributed to the team’s overall success. The rest
of the team including Emily Bissola, Stephanie Di Tella, Jessica Ferkul, Cassie Garner,
Nicole Gnappa-Rice, Kayla Heatherington,
Erica Molinaro, Tanya Piitz, Emily Porfido,
Jessica Rocchetti and Jacqueline Sousa
played with enthusiasm and determination in
all of their games.
The team will play at York University on
February 8th and 9th in an end of the year
tournament. Special thanks to Mr.Finamore
for helping to support and transport the team
to its away games.
Kristian Velkoski, Marissa Jochim (Manager), Ms. Hontar (Coach) Mr. Galli (Coach)
Junior Boys Hockey
For the first time ever, the St. Paul Junior
Boys Hockey joined the Tier 1 ROPSSAA
league. Even though, we have faced extremely tough competition from schools
that are much larger in size, the boys have
worked extremely hard and were very competitive in all of our games.
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conducted themselves on and off
the ice. The team members include:
Andrew Alonzo, Erik Angeli, Tanner Blomme, Joseph Browne, Tyler
Corbier, Mitchell Czornodolskyj,
Cameron Donaghey, Devon Dunn,
Kane Elliot, Michael Kasowski, Matthew Micallef, Evan Moss, Hayden
Nix, Andrew Nocera, Adam Palermo,
Michael Turk, Martin Zuk, Reese
Cutiale, Ryan Peters, Ryan Da Silva
and Anthony Zerafa.
Torch Relay
On Saturday, December 19, 2009,
Stephen Covic carried the Olympic
Torch, into the City of Mississauga.
Stephen is a Grade 12 Student here
at St. Paul. We are all very proud of
Stephen and his role in this historic
event. Other members of Steven’s
relay team included Mississauga
Mayor, Hazel McCallion and the
President of the Toronto Maple
Leaf’s Hockey team. Stephen is
our St. Paul connection to the 2010
Olympic Games in Vancouver!
Green Energy Field Trip
ACT NOW
Students in the Grade 12 Construction for the Changing Environment High Skills
Major went on a three day reach ahead experience at the Kortright Conservation Center in York Region. This field experience took place at the end of November and the
instructors were industry professionals and leaders in their respective field of study.
The seminars gave an overview of general concepts, resources, technologies and practices of Green Energy for domestic use. Technologies covered in this program include
solar (photovoltaic) and wind electrical energy and domestic solar hot water and pool
heating systems.
The ACT NOW committee would like to
thank the St. Paul community: parents,
students and teachers, for their generosity in
supporting our annual Christmas Raffle.
The objective of the seminars was to enable students with a knowledge to introduce
energy efficiency in the construction of homes.
The participants toured the onsite systems that
help power the Kortright Centre. They also got
to practice assembling photovoltaic systems to
produce electrical energy and take in valuable
information which will shape their career decisions.
We were able to raise $2500 for 20 needy
families in the St. Dominic and St. Paul
community. A special thank you goes out to
all the students from the ACT NOW committee, as well as the teachers who donated
prizes for the raffle. We could not look after
those in need if it wasn’t for your care, concern and generosity. On behalf of Ms. Hastings, Ms. Vono and Mr. Finamore, we would
like to extend our gratitude to everyone who
supported the raffle and helped us put into
action the words of St. Francis of Assisi “It
is in giving that we receive.”
In second semester the ACT NOW committee will run its annual Thinkfast event
to raise funds for Development and Peace.
We are committed to helping out our friends
from Haiti who are in dire need in the aftermath of the earthquake. Information on these
two issues will be forthcoming. Thank you
in advance for your continued support.
Looking Ahead
Semi-Formal Dance......................................................................................February 19
Civvies Day...................................................................................................February 24
Progress Reports Sent Home............................................................... Week of March 8
Parent-Teacher Interview Night........................................................................March 11
March Break................................................................ March 15 – March 19 (inclusive)
Civvies Day.......................................................................................................March 24
Holy Week.......................................................................................... Week of March 28
Good Friday..........................................................................................................April 2
Easter Monday......................................................................................................April 5
EQAO Literacy Test..............................................................................................April 8
Civvies Day.........................................................................................................April 21
Earth Day............................................................................................................April 22
Diana Swain Visits Studio30
Students in the Broadcasting SHSM were priveleged to have an informal presentation
and chat session with two-time Gemini Award Winning news anchor Diana Swain on
the morning of January 13.
Ms. Swain took time out of her busy schedule at the CBC to watch our Studio30 crew
in action as they delivered their morning broadcast. Afterward she was able speak
with the students about futures in journalism and broadcasting in Canada.
Later that day, on the evening news, Ms. Swain gave a great shout-out to the crew and
principal Paul Schmidt. We’d like to thank Ms. Swain for her time and insight, and
Ms. Virginia Luh, Co-ordinator in the board’s Program Department for arranging the
meeting.
English Class Volunteers
For Food Collection
Ms. M. Tobin’s English 1L2L class was a
big part of the St. Dominic’s Caring and
Sharing food hampers collection in the week
before Christmas.
As part of the curriculum they helped identify a community need, developed a plan
and project around that need and brought the
project to completion.
Congratulations all.
Talent Night ‘09
On Friday, November 20, St. Paul put on a great show of music and media for a fifth straight year of student-driven
performances. The audience of almost 400 enthusiastic students, family members and friends were treated
to a remarkable show of more than 24 numbers. After 2 months of planning, taping and rehearsing, the
cast and crew showcased another night of first-rate entertainment. All of the hard work was brought
together under the direction of Mr. Brugmans, Ms. Laxton, Ms. Tobin, Ms. Richardson and Mr.
Penkul. The show was strung together by our capable MC’s: Skylar Brugmans, Patty Oliveira,
Luke Stabile and Dave Czubat.
The music on stage was off set with 8 pre-taped video clips - a collection of movie, tv & ad
parodies plus some original sketches that added a wonderfully hilarious break from the stage
performances. These short movies were shot and edited by the Studio30 Crew, who also worked
behind the scenes taping the show. They are: Marie Tacbas, Anielika Sykes, Greg Leclair, Joanna Lewandowska, Irena Dudek, Desmond Curtis, Luke Stabile and Skye Brugmans. Video, sound and stage crews worked hard to give the audience a professional show.
Door prizes were plentiful this year and we’d like to thank our friends at LA Music, Apple Canada, Revlon, Metro, Monarch Florists,
Loblaws, Bert’s Sport Chalet, Captiva Hair Salon, Basketcase, Tim Horton’s, Shopper Drug Mart, Richard’s Chocolate Store, Fast
Signs and St. Mike’s Majors Hockey Club for their donations of some amazing prizes. Capping off our list as the grand door prizes,
were an Ibanez Acoustic Guitar and an ESP LTD EC50 Red electric guitar, won by two very happy audience members.
After 3 hours of top-flight entertainment, the night came to an end with cheers from a very energetic audience. We would like to thank
the cast and crew for their work in making Talent Night 2009 such a success.
The Guidance Files
Happy New Year and welcome to
Semester Two!
We completed our 2009 year with an
outstanding Grade 8 Parent Information Evening on December 10. Parents were impressed with our beautiful school, presentations from Mr
Schmidt, Mr. Finamore, Mr Penkul’s
band and all the Department Heads
and teachers who shared course information and demonstrations. Thank
you to all our student volunteers
who took photos, supported teachers,
presented our broadcast, and happily
guided parents and potential students
around our school campus. We look
forward to meeting our new students
in August at the Grade 9 Orientation
morning.
counselor to confirm enrolment for
the 2010-2011
school year.
Reminders for Potential Graduates
College applications for equal consideration
February 1, 2010. Students may still apply
after this date but may not get into popular
programs.
University applications were due January
13. Final marks are submitted to OUAC by
February 16.
Students are reminded to check their on-line
applications to verify marks and check the
status of their application.
Students taking Night School courses must
submit their mid-term and final marks to
their guidance counselor so that
their academic file can be updated.
Semester Two Night School
courses run from February 10May 26, 2010
Alternative Education
As Semester one comes to a close, our first
semester with an Alternative Education Program at St. Paul can be declared a success!
Alternative Education is rooted in the
uniqueness of each student and based on
relationship. It serves students who require
a non-traditional educational route. Some of
the learning opportunities our students have
been provided with include: volunteer work
at Dr. Simone’s warehouse every Friday,
various fitness challenges at Wynn Fitness
working towards a physical education credit,
and a challenging adventure based day at
Alpine Towers. Students were also provided
with the opportunity to listen to, and engage
in conversation with, guest speakers from
organizations such as Mood Disorders Association of Ontario, Youth Substance Abuse
Program, Vita Centre and Region of Peel
Healthy Sexuality Clinics.
Ms. Sturino, Mr. Isabella and the senior Alt.
Ed. students have had a fabulous semester!
Graduation Photo Sessions will be
organized February 8-19. There
is a registration fee of $25.00 to
book a session.
In keeping with the registration
process, guidance counselors presented course selection information
to all our present St. Paul students.
Students were shown how to apply
on-line using the St. Paul website
and personal password system. This
application process is now standard
throughout all secondary schools
within our Dufferin-Peel School
Board. Students were asked to submit
their selections and $60.00 fee in
January. Changes to selections may
be made when students receive their
Verification Sheets in early April.
Also in January, we had a presentation on the three SHSM programs
unique to St Paul. These are the
Secondary High Skill Major pathways that lead students to earn a
Red Seal on their Ontario Secondary
School Diploma. Interested students
are asked to meet with their guidance
Graduation Invitations will be mailed to all
eligible Potential Graduates in early March.
Students are required to submit gown forms
and fees by April 19. Graduation fee is
$80.00.
Semester Two, Mid-Term Parent Teacher
Interview Night is Thursday, March 11.
Not going away for March Break? Why not
visit/tour an Ontario College or University
campus? Students are encouraged to look at
the information posted outside the Student
Services area for details on this valuable
experience.
Scholarships are available for many postsecondary programs. Visit the website:
http://www.studentawards.com and http://
www.scholarshipscanada.com
We wish you all a healthy, happy, successful,
Semester Two.
“I ask that your minds be open to see God’s
light, so that you will know what is the hope
to which God has called you, how rich are
the wonderful blessings God promises his
people, and how very great is God’s power
at work in us who believe.”
Ephesians 1:18-19
English Department
News
Excursions
The next trip to Stratford will occur in Semester 2 for students of Ms. S. Bentivoglio
and Ms. A. Romao. The students will be able
to see Peter Pan on April 28th.
OSSLT
Remember the date for the OSSLT test
which will be taking place on April 8th,
2010. The next Literacy Blitz Week will occur in March. Grades 9 and 10 teachers are
committed to making sure that their courses
support the OSSLT initiative and that the
students are prepared for the test.
The OSSLT is a large-scale assessment
written by all Grade 10 students in Ontario
public and separate schools. The OSSLT has
been in place since 2000. Its purpose is to
assess the reading and writing skills attained
by all students who have completed the
Grade 9 curriculum.
Parents and students are strongly urged to
visit the EQAO website www.eqao.com; it
is a fine website with Teacher, Parent and
Student sections containing all information
anyone could possibly need for the upcoming OSSLT.
English, Drama and ESL
Department Website
We are in the process of updating our St.
Paul English Department website. Currently
there is only the Welcome and Introduction page. In the coming weeks we hope
to have activated a Quick Launch from the
English department so parents and students
and the community can access information
of topics such as all Ministry Profiles for
courses taught in the English and Drama
Department, Policies on Plagiarism, the
Board Homework Policy and Procedures, a
Glossary of Literary Terms and information
on recommended websites. Please check
our website in the coming semester: www.
dpcdsb.org/PAULS/Departments/English/
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School Choir
Once again a big thanks to all the members of our Liturgical Choir who continue to
support and greatly enhance the assemblies and liturgies at St. Paul Secondary.
During this first semester the group provided music for two school masses and the
Remembrance Day assembly.
The feedback from the audience was very positive, and our singers and musicians
look forward to preparing for the Holy Thursday liturgy and Easter Mass. In addition
to school-based activities, we are expanding our repertoire to include performing for
various retirement communities in the area.
The Choir practices on
Wednesdays after school
in the Music Room and
as always, new members
are welcome.
See Ms. Laxton, Mrs.
Primier, Mr. Finamore,
Ms. Baglione or Mr.
Penkul for more information!
Parent Council Presents...
an open invitation to all parents
Guest Speaker: Doren Lawson
Topic: Raising Children of Character
Thursday, February 25, 2010
7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
in the St. Paul Cafetorium
Trustees: B. Iannicca - 905-270-0536, bruno.iannicca@dpcdsb.org. M. Pascucci - 905-624-3663, mario.pascucci@dpcdsb.org
L. McGuire - Superintendent
M. McHenry - Student Services/ARD
B. Finamore - Chaplain
P. Schmidt - Principal
E. Wasiuk - Counsellor, A - K, ESL
V. Lothian - Youth Care Worker
J. Dmytrasz - Vice Principal
K. Grenier - Counsellor, L - Z, SHSM
Fr. Philip Jones - St. Domenic Pastor
M. Piperni - Heartbeat Editor
T. Brugmans - Layout & Design
815 Atwater Avenue, Mississauga, Ontario L5E 1L8
Phone: 905-278-3994
Web: stpaulss.org
Fax: 905-278-1163