St. Raymond
Catholic Elementary School
5735 Whitehorn Avenue Mississauga,
Ontario L5V 2A9 905-286-1010
April 2015 Edition
“Living In Faith”
Principal
Mr. W. Brunton
Vice Principal
Mr. T. Prugo
Head Secretary
Mrs. L. Medeiros
Assistant Secretary
Ms. T. Caines
Superintendent
Mr. D. Amaral
“Vivo In Fides”
April’s Virtue ~ LOVE
During the month of April we focus on the Virtue of
Love. God has given us many guidelines and
examples of how to live. God sent his Son Jesus to
make sure that we could see what life could be like.
Jesus made one lesson clear above all other
lessons and that is the lesson to love. Love is not
about us; it is about forgetting ourselves and looking
out for the good of others.
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Trustee
Mrs. L. del Rosario
(905) 890-1221
Easter Prayer
Lord,
the resurrection of Your Son
has given us new life and
renewed hope.
Help us to live as new people
in pursuit of the Christian ideal.
Grant us wisdom to know what
we must do, the will to want to
do it, the courage to undertake
it, the perseverance to
continue to do it, and the
strength to complete it.
Amen.
Parish
St. Joseph’s Church
5440 Durie Road
Mississauga, ON
905-826-2766
office@stjosephsstreetsville.com
Parish Team
Fr. Campbell - Pastor
Fr. Russell - Associate Pastor
Family Day Care
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PRINCIPALS
Through prayer and
concentration we can get
better at showing love
towards everyone we meet.
From the Office:
Administrator’s Message…
As we continue to prepare for the death and
resurrection of Jesus let us try to keep in our minds
and hearts how we continue to grow following the
teachings of Jesus.
As we approach Easter let us continue to use the
period of Lent to pray for peace and harmony in the
world. Let us pray that our students, families and
staff will be able to journey through Lent in health
and with a renewed sense of peace and faith.
On behalf of the entire St. Raymond Staff, we would
like to wish all the families a holy and blessed
Lenten Season.
God Bless,
W. Brunton & T. Prugo
Also on Monday and heading into Tuesday, Mrs. Voyatzis’
French classes will be involved in French Theatre
highlighting well-known folk tales with the audience also
participating in both song and dance. A schedule will soon
follow.
On Wednesday, May 6th, several of our students will be
representing St. Raymond’s school community at the
annual Mississauga South family of school’s Joe Sax
Festival held at Iona Secondary.
On Thursday, May 7th, the school will participate in the
“Hats Off 2 Kidz Walkathon for Sick Kids Hospital. Our
school will walk around the community in support of
Leukemia Research for the Sick Kids Foundation.
Students and staff will be asked to wear baseball caps as
a tribute to children who live with leukemia and the effects
of chemotherapy. Students are invited to bring a toonie
the morning of the event to donate to Sick Kids. Parents
are welcome to join the walk.
On Friday, May 8th, Fr. Russell will preside in an official
blessing of our newly completed Prayer Room at 10:00
a.m. Later that day, the Gr. 8 students will participate in a
special Latin Mass officiated by Fr. Russell.
LIVING OUR FAITH VIRTUES ASSEMBLY
CATHOLIC EDUCATION WEEK THEME: EXPLORING
PATHS OF JOY (May 4 – 8, 2015)
Plans are well underway for Catholic Education Week
which runs May 4 - May 8, 2015. This week provides us
an opportunity to reflect on our enduring gift of Catholic
Education. The theme for Education Week this year is
“Exploring Paths of Joy”. At St. Raymond we strive as
a school community to work with you and for you in
providing excellence in Catholic Education in our
community. We will continue to proclaim the gospel
through what we do and what we say. This year, we will
celebrate Catholic Education Week with various activities.
On Monday, May 4th, Parents/Guardians are invited to
visit their child’s classroom(s) during classroom activities.
Visits for JK-Gr. 3 from 9:30-10:00; Gr. 4-6 from 12:0012:30; Gr. 7-8 from 1:30-2:00 p.m.
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Every other month, our students gather for an assembly that
will focus on the Virtue of the month. The assemblies are led
by St. Raymond’s Anti Bullying Team and begin with a liturgy
followed by a presentation or discussion regarding an anti
bullying theme. Three students from each class are recognized
and receive an award for each of the following categories:
Award of Recognition, Christian Living Award, and
Academics Award. Parents of the recipients are invited via a
letter to attend the assembly but all parents are welcome! Our
next assembly will take place on Tuesday, April 28th.
CRIMINAL REFERENCE CHECKS
Just a reminder as per Board policy, all school volunteers,
including parents/guardians, are required to complete a
Criminal Reference Check (CRC) through Peel Police, in
order to attend a school trip as a volunteer. There is no
charge for a Criminal Reference Check when you are a
volunteer. Please allow up to 8 weeks to process the
CRC.
CLASS PLACEMENT FOR SEPTEMBER 2015
The staff of St. Raymond School will meet in the near
future to discuss class placements for your child(ren) for
the 2015-2016 school year. Placements of all children are
given careful consideration. Should you have any special
request kindly send it in writing to Mr. Brunton’s attention
by the end of April.
Please remember the following: Do not make requests
for specific teachers as staffing is always tentative and
changes can take place between the time of tentative
placement and September.
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parent/guardian is a baptized Roman Catholic or
is baptized from an Eastern Church in full
communion with the Holy See of Rome, the
parent/guardian must bring their own baptismal
certificate.
updated immunization records (Health Card #)
proof of Canadian citizenship (Birth Certificate or
Passport) or Landed Immigrant status
proof of address (any utility bill, bank statement)
EQAO GRADE 3 & 6 PROVINCIAL TESTING
WELCOME TO KINDERGARTEN
On Tuesday, May 26th from 6:30 – 7:30 p.m., we are
hosting a “Welcome to Kindergarten” presentation for all
parents and their children registered to start Junior
Kindergarten in September 2015. Due to the nature of the
activities, we ask that only new J.K. students and their
parents attend. Welcome to Kindergarten is sponsored by
the “Learning Partnership” and is supported by the
Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board.
The EQAO (Education Quality and Accountability Office)
testing of our Grade 3 and 6 students will take place on
selected dates from May 25th through to June 5th.
Kindly avoid scheduling any appointments or
anything else that will take your child out of school
during the testing dates. A letter to grade 3 and 6
parents with further information will be sent home closer
to the testing dates.
SUMMER LITERACY CAMP 2015 (S.K.- Gr.6)
FULL DAY KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION for 2015‐16
Once again, the Dufferin-Peel C.D.S.B. will be offering
Summer Literacy Camp. This camp is designed to
reinforce literacy for students S.K. to Gr. 6. Literacy camp
provides a fun and innovative environment for learners.
The dates of the camp are July 6-24. The camp is from
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. There is a fee for the camp and
no transportation is provided. The deadline for
applications is May 29, 2015. Please contact your child’s
classroom teacher for a Registration form.
We are continuing to accept registrations for Full Day
Kindergarten for the 2015-16 school year.
Gr. 7 – 8 SUMMER SCHOOL
The following documents will be needed when registering:
 proof of age (Birth Certificate)
 an original Roman Catholic baptismal certificate
(for child and/or parent/guardian) or baptismal
certificate from an Eastern Church in full
communion with the Holy See of Rome. If the
child has not been baptized, and the
Once again the Ministry of Education is providing
funding for grade 7 and 8 elementary Summer School.
The focus of this program will be for those students whose
achievement of Grade 7 or 8 Language and Mathematics
expectations indicate that they are likely to experience
difficulty in achieving the following grade’s expectations.
Students MUST take both the literacy and mathematics
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classes. Student eligibility for the summer school program
will be determined by the Principal in consultation with
teachers, parents and student.
The Online Reporting Tool
The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School board has developed
a new way to help nurture a safe, caring and inclusive school
environment. The Online Reporting Tool is intended for
students in grades 3 – 8 who become aware of bullying
incidents and negative behaviours. The student can simply
‘click’ on the link found on our school’s website to fill out the
report. The report will then be directly emailed to the principal
and/or vice principal and will be dealt with accordingly.
It is important to recognize that the Online Reporting Tool is an
alternate reporting option. It is best practice to speak directly
with a responsible adult at home and/or in the school.
BREAKFAST FOR KIDS
Breakfast for Kids continues to be available to students on
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings at 8:10 a.m.
Students who wish to participate must return the parent
consent form.
We welcome volunteers to our school. If interested,
please complete the Volunteer Brochure located in the
Community Board outside the office in the foyer and
return it to the office.
STUDENT ABSENCES/ LATES
Please use our 24 hour answering service to inform the
school of late or absent students. We must hear from a
parent or guardian if a student will be absent, arriving
late or leaving early. Phone 905-286-1010
If a pattern of unexcused lateness or absents
becomes apparent, parents will be contacted
by the school.
LIFE THREATENING ALLERGIES
We appreciate the on-going cooperation of the entire
school community of NOT sending any lunches or snacks
that contain peanuts/nut products, seafood/shellfish,
eggs, chickpeas, green peas, lentils and kiwi. This
includes products like Nutella as well as Sushi. Please
also be aware that some salad dressings contain oyster
juice which can cause a serious anaphylaxis response.
Please do not send any food products to mark a child’s
birthday. It is also prohibited to send your child to school
with any WowButter sandwiches. We want St. Raymond
to be a safe environment for all students. Thank you for
your assistance.
SPRING CONCERT SHOW
PARENTS / VISITORS AT ST. RAYMOND
We welcome all parents at St. Raymond but continue to
request that parents / visitors check in the office. In order
to ensure the safety of our students, we cannot have
parents or visitors visit classrooms or walk through the
hallways. If you need to sign out your child, we request
that you do so at the office. In the event that you need to
drop items off for your child, please check in at the office.
Parents who bring in lunch for their children are asked to
leave it at the table located in the school foyer and label it.
All students leaving the school early will be released
through the front office as they must sign out. If your child
arrives late we ask you to NOT accompany them to class.
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The weather might not be too warm yet, but spring is
definitely in the air at St. Raymond! Students from grades
5-8 will begin to get busy preparing for our upcoming
Spring Concert and are very excited about having an
opportunity to display their many talents to all their
parents and friends. This year's show will be held in the
gym on Thursday, June 18 for both the day and evening
performances. Please mark this date on your calendar
and plan to join us for this wonderful presentation of song
and dance.
USE OF SCHOOL PHONES
Students will only be permitted to use the school phone in
cases of emergency. An emergency is considered to be
an illness or injury. Calling home because it is raining,
and/ or for forgotten shoes, wanting to go to a friend’s
house or other minor issues are not considered
emergencies. A reminder that students are not allowed
using cell phones or pagers during school hours. If you
have a cell phone it should remain off during the school
hours.
PERSONAL ELECTRONIC DEVICES (PEDS) ON
SCHOOL PROPERTY
HATS OFF TO SICK KIDZ WALK
On Thursday May 7th, 2015, the school will participate in
the “Hats Off 2 Kidz” Walk to support Sick Kids Hospital.
Our school will walk around the community, following our
route for Terry Fox, in support of Leukemia Research for
the Sick Kids Foundation. Students and staff are invited to
wear hats and blue and white as a tribute to children
who live with leukemia and the effects of chemotherapy
and are invited to bring in a toonie. Thank you for your
support!
GRADE 8 TRIP TO OTTAWA
As part of our efforts to promote and maintain a positive
Catholic climate in our schools, the board approved a
policy regarding Personal Electronic Devises (PEDS) on
school property. In this regard, all PEDs (i.e. cell phones,
pagers and video games i.e. PSP’s, iPods, etc.) must be
kept out of sight, turned off and not used within school
premises or during school-sanctioned activities. To
prevent the loss or damage of PEDs, we encourage students
to leave their PEDs at home as the school cannot be
responsible for their safe keeping.
IMMUNIZATION
This is a reminder to ensure that your child’s immunization
is up to date. The health department will be contacting
parents/guardians of children whose immunization is not
up to date.
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Plans are underway and the students and staff are
gearing up for the Grade 8 trip to Ottawa.
Parents/Guardians can expect an itinerary soon. Students
who will not participate in the trip will be involved in
exciting activities at the school and local community.
GRADE 8 GRADUATION
The Grade 8 Graduation Luncheon & Dance will take
place on Thursday, June 25th at the Renaissance
Banquet Hall during the day. Parents will be invited to
attend the evening Graduation Ceremony that will take
place at 6:30 p.m. at St. Raymond School in our
gymnasium. The Grade 8 Graduation Mass will take
place at St. Joseph Parish on Tuesday, June 23rd at 10:00
a.m. Additional info will be forthcoming.
KISS & RIDE PROGRAM
Recently, there has been a number of cars parking in
fire route lane along the side of our Primary yard.
Please be advised that NO CARS are allowed to park
in the Kiss N Ride / fire route lane or drive through lane
in the front of the school. If parents are picking up and
waiting for their child they are to use the designated
side streets. Once all available parking spots have
been occupied, we will be closing off the parking area
to help insure the safety of our students.
The City of Mississauga has been patrolling and have
ticketed cars who are in violation of these parking
procedures. St. Raymond School or the Dufferin Peel
Catholic District School Board will not be responsible
for any fines that have been given to cars that are not
following city parking by laws. Kindly review &
familiarize yourselves with the different traffic signs
posted near school zones.
When students exit the car in the Kiss N Ride lane, they
should use the passenger doors only to exit
vehicles this will ensure students will be dropped off on
the school sidewalk safely.
The St. Raymond Student Faith Ambassadors organized
the ordering of Pretzels as our school’s Lenten fundraiser
with all proceeds going to Share Life. It was the early
Christians who began the custom of making bread in the
form of arms crossed in prayer as a reminder of the holy
purpose of Lent.
GIRLS ON THE RUN IS HERE ONCE AGAIN
Girls on the Run Ontario is a positive youth development
program which combines training for a non-competitive 5K
run/walk with an interactive curriculum to develop selfrespect and healthy lifestyles of 8-13 year old girls. The
10 week curriculum will run at St. Raymond on Monday’s
and Wednesday’s from 3:00-4:30 p.m. from April to June
2014. The curriculum combines training for a 5K run/walk
event on Wednesday, June 10, 2015. For more
information, please visit www.girlsontherun.ca or contact
Ms. Yuzik or Mrs. McCracken at St. Raymond.
Under NO circumstances should vehicles be backing
up or going the wrong way or parking. No vehicles are
to park in the drive thru lane at any time.
For the safety of all teachers, students, and
vehicles, teachers will only supervise students as
they exit the vehicles. Parents may assist their
child on exiting the vehicle, but are kindly asked
not to park in the Kiss N Ride lane. We thank you
for your cooperation with this matter.
LENTEN FUNDRAISER – PRETZELS
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LEGO CLUB
Over the past 8 weeks, on a rotating schedule, 180
primary students gathered in the library with Mrs.
Goncalves, Mrs. Petruccelli-Cond, Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. Kellar to participate in St. Raymond’s first
Lego Club. It was a huge success! The students’
enthusiasm was evident in their fantastic creations.
Thank you to the parents and the CSAC for donating
Lego kits. We look forward to continuing the Lego
Club again next year.
School Advisory Council Corner:
Here are a few up & coming items to look forward
to at St. Raymond School.
Pizza Order Forms - Orders for May and June will
be sent home shortly. Forms can be found on the
school’s website and on the community board in the
school’s foyer.
Sub Days – Will resume in April and will fall on
Friday, April 17th and 24th. Order forms for these
dates can still be submitted.
Pita Days – Will resume in April and will fall on
Friday, April 17th May 1st, 15th, and 29th. Forms will
be sent home shortly.
Spirit Wear – Thank you to all who ordered. Orders
can be submitted throughout the year. Draw-string
backpacks for $ 8.00 are on-hand as well as reusable
water bottles for $ 2.00
Blue Jay Game Day – Save the Date!!! Council has
once again scheduled a family outing to a Blue Jay
Game on Saturday, June 20th. The Toronto Blue
Jays will face off against the Baltimore Orioles.
Seats have been reserved in sections 240/241 at a
cost of $27/ticket. More details to follow.
Fundraiser – Please watch out for more details
regarding our major fundraiser for the year. A
dance-a-thon will take place on Friday, May 1st.
More details to follow. Council would like to
request from parents any prize donations they can
contribute. Any donation, big or small, will be
greatly appreciated. Simply drop off your donation
at the office, leaving your name and the name of
your child(ren) with your donation.
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will hold a drive for sewing supplies. Women in particular use sewing skills as a source of income which also provides them dignity and self‐esteem. Supplies of fabric, thread, embroidery material, scissors, knitting needles, crochet hooks, wool, buttons, zippers, patterns, etc. will be accepted and put to good use. Please place your contribution in the "St. Raymond's Chapel", the donation box which is located in the school’s foyer. Thank you for your continued support. Parish Connection:
HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION
It is important that our children continue to be
exposed to our Catholic Community through
experiences at the parish.
The Sunday celebration of the Lord’s Day and
the Eucharist is at the heart of the Church’s
life. ‘Sunday is the day on which the Paschal Mystery is
celebrated in light of the apostolic tradition and is to be
observed as the foremost holy day of obligation in the universal
Church.’
Throughout the school year, students experience the mystery
of Jesus Christ through celebrations, liturgies and mass. We
encourage all of our families to maintain these traditions
and obligations throughout the year by attending Mass as
a family every Sunday. St. Joseph’s Parish mass times are
as follows:
Saturday mornings – 9:00 a.m.
Sunday – 8:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 12:30 p.m.
and 6:00 p.m.
GRADE 2 FIRST COMMUNION
First Communion will take place at St. Joseph Church every
Saturday at the 5:30 p.m. and Sunday at the 9 a.m. and
12:30 p.m. mass from April 25th to June 7th.
GRADE 8 CONFIRMATION FOR ALL SCHOOLS
The sacrament of Confirmation will take place at St. Joseph
Church every Sunday at the 3:30 p.m. mass from April 26th
to May 31st.
Library Corner:
FAMILY DAY BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL CARE
At this time, Family Day Before & After School programs
have available spaces for students in grades 1 to 8.
Hours of operation: Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to
8:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Please call (905)
542-0101 for more information.
DATES TO REMEMBER:
Choosing Books at the Right
Reading Levels
Books at the right reading levels make for more fun and
less frustration.
"Just-right" books help your child find the right reading
levels and make reading more fun. Have your children try
the "five-finger test" to select a book at their reading
levels:
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Choose a book you would like to read.
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Look at a page in the middle.
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Put one finger down for every word you can't read or
don't understand. If you have five fingers down, you
will need to try different reading levels.
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If you have fewer than five fingers down, the book is
"just right"! Read it.
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Your child may want to read a book that is "too hard"
based on this test.
That's okay. Just make it a book that you read aloud to
her, or that you read together (perhaps alternating pages
or chapters; or she reads, but you sit alongside to answer
questions or help her with challenging words). This will
help your child climb to more advanced reading levels!
Resource:
http://www.scholastic.com/parents/resources/article/bookselection-tips/choose-books-right-reading-levels
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April
April 3 – Good Friday
April 6 – Easter Monday
April 8 – Skills Canada Competition
at St. Barbara
April 16 – Artists in the School
Presentations
April 28 - Virtues assembly
May
Catholic Education Week (4-8)
May 4 – Classroom visits by parents /
guardians
May 5 – French Folk Tales & Theatre
May 6 – Mississauga South’s Joe Sax
Festival at Iona
May 7 – Hats Off 2 Kidz Walkathon
May 8 – Official Blessing of our
Prayer Room
May 18 – Victoria Day (no school)
May 20-22 – Grade 8 OTTAWA Trip
May 25 – EQAO begins
May 26 – Welcome to Kindergarten
Presentation at 6:30 p.m.
May 27 – School Advisory Council Meeting
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Fractions
Learning about fractions extends
childrens’ understanding of our
number system. While whole numbers
represent quantities of whole units,
fractions signify parts of whole units
or parts of sets. Although fractions
are all around us, learning about
fractions is difficult for some
children. Identifying fractions in our
environments makes them meaningful
and easier to visualize.
Developing Mindsets that Promote Growth
What do we mean by “mindset”? Mindsets are the assumptions and expectations we have for ourselves and
others. These attitudes guide our behavior and influence our responses to
daily events.
- Dr. Robert Brooks Tips for Fostering a Growth Mindset: Tip # 3. Set appropriately high expectations and provide support.  Expectations should focus on habits, effort, and growth,
not grades.
 Provide your child with other supports (extra help,
additional resources). Don’t assume that “you could do it
easily if you just tried harder.”
Family Math Activity K – 3:
Big Ideas:
A fraction shows the
relationship between a part and a whole.
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With your child, gather several similarly shaped objects,
such as a piece of paper, a towel, a placemat, a picture
frame, a magazine and a book.
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Ask your child to show you one half of each object, perhaps
by using a ruler to mark the halfway point. This is an
opportunity for your child to see that fractional portions
must be of equal size.
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Extension: Ask your child to show you one fourth of each
object.
Family Math Activity 4‐6: Big Idea: Numbers tell us how much or how many Grades 7 & 8: Continuing
the Conversation About
Your Money Decisions!
Let’s discuss some factors affecting “Money
Decisions”…
 Ask your child to keep a log for one week of all the times, instances, or circumstances that he/she has an encounter with money (e.g., a subway ride, buying gum at a store, going to the bank or ATM, buying an app).  Ask your child to make a list of all the ways in which money enters into his/her daily life.  Discuss with your child his/her money encounters (e.g., what was the total value of your money encounters?)  Ask what real-life situations might these fractions
describe:
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Two fifths 2/5
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Three sixths 3/6
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Five eighths 5/8
For example: Five eggs have been eaten from the dozen. This
represents 5/12 of the set. Can your child describe the fraction
of
eggs eaten
(5/12)
and the remaining eggs (7/12)?
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Note: Consider factors that affect money
decisions: emotions, friends and peers,
customs, traditions, habits, family members,
latest styles and fads, advertising, incentives,
and personal values.
July & August 2015
Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board - Adult and Continuing Education
ADULT PROGRAMS
CIAO ITALIA 2015
ELEMENTARY
ESL
ENG3U1 & ENG4U1
SUMMER SCHOOL
CITIZENSHIP
FSL
ADULT CO-OP
COMPUTER CLASSES
June 27 - July 21, 2015
Various ESL Sites (July only)
St. Gabriel Adult
Learning Centre
$5450.00
Explore Italy!
Rome
Florence
Amalfi Coast
Calabria
Brian J. Fleming Adult
Learning Centre
In collaboration with Calabria
International Tours
July and August
http://www.dpcdsb.org/CEC/
Programs/Adult+Education/
http://www.dpcdsb.org/CEC/
Programs/Summer+Learning/
Ciao+Italia.htm
SCHOOL ON A BUS
SECONDARY
CHV2O1 & GLC2O1
SUMMER SCHOOL
July 6 - July 21, 2015
$1500.00
Ottawa, Montreal & New York
In collaboration with EduTravel
905-891-9263 ext. 37955
http://www.dpcdsb.org/CEC/
Programs/Summer+Learning/
School+on+a+Bus.htm
Grades 9 to 12
June 29 - July 27, 2015
Brampton
St. Edmund Campion
St. Marguerite d’Youville
St. Thomas Aquinas
Open to
ESL DPCDSB
High School Students only
Grade 7 & 8
Principal Recommendation
Required
June 29 - July 17, 2015
Grades 9 to 12
Bolton/Caledon
St. Cornelius
Contact:
Brunella Trinca
for additional information
Brampton
C.W. Sullivan
Good Shepherd
St. Ursula
Mississauga
Bishop Scalabrini
Holy Cross
St. Faustina
St. Francis of Assisi
St. Gertrude
905-891-9263 ext. 37988
brunella.trinca@dpcdsb.org
SUMMER LITERACY CAMP
SPIRIT ACROSS
AMERICA
Grades SK to 6
ENG3U1 & ENG4U1
Principal Recommendation
Required
$2900.00
June 29 - July 17, 2015
July 6 - July 28, 2015
Fee-for-service
Boston, New York,
Philadelphia & Washington
Brampton
In collaboration with EduTravel
Mississauga
Father Michael Goetz
Loyola Catholic S.S.
St. Joan of Arc
St. Joseph
St. Marcellinus
ESL Non-Credit
905-891-9263 ext. 37955
http://www.dpcdsb.org/CEC/
Programs/Summer+Learning/
Spirit+of+America.htm
http://www.dpcdsb.org/CEC/
Programs/Summer+Learning/
Secondary+Summer+School.htm
Guardian Angels
Lester B. Pearson
St. Angela Merici
St. Gregory
St. Nicholas
Ven. Michael McGivney
Mississauga
Father Daniel Zanon
St. Bernard Clairvaux
St. Gerard
St. Simon Stock
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