Newsletter Mar. 16
Year 54, Issue 7
St. Louis Messages
Tim Horton’s Camp
Gr 4-5-6
Feb 22-26, 2016!! – thanks to the parents who have volunteered to come with us!
(C. Attanaiso, S. Agostino, T.Reynolds, M. Bielski and S. Nease)
Contents:
Reflection
1
Principal’s Message
1
Staff List
2
SKATING Dates
2
School Hours
2
Grad Photos
2
ICE!!!!!!
2
Sacraments
3
PD Days
3
School Holidays
3
Reporting Dates
3
Cold Weather
3
EQAO Info
3
Public Speaking
3
Inclement Weather
4
Virtue Instruction
4
PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE:
Tim Horton’s Camp has become a great annual event here at St. Louis and we have
been fortunate enough to receive this funding for 5 years straight! This year’s activities
included an ice storm – complete with the loss of power for over five hours! But our
students and their camp leaders braved the storm – power came back on – and we
didn’t have to leave early!!!! (some of our students took to praying for divine
intervention and it worked!! The power of prayer!)
With great excitement, our Grade 8 class will have the opportunity to be at the
Onondaga Farm March 22, 23, & 24, 2016 – we thank Mr. Kotulak and Madame Streker
for taking our students on this learning experience!
NO HOTDOGS – during LENT- - SORRY!!!!!
Student Immunization 4
CRC
Peel Regional Police
4
4
Attachments:
March Calendar
Advent Calendar
March Break Info
Coyote Info- City of
Mississauga
Tutoring - FREE
PA Day Info-Apr 11/16
GOLD PRO info
CCCSC Parent Info
Math March Info
Please join me in thanking Mr. Antal for his contributions to our school as
our night custodian for the past 8 years and welcome Mr. Hobbs to our
school.
Family Skate
March 4 &11/2016 – from 1-2pm Clarkson Rink – Helmets Jk to Gr 4mandatory. All students must wear gloves. Family members welcome to
skate.
YMCA
– If you are interested in child care at St. Louis – before or after school – please call the YMCA
directly at 905-943-9622 or www.ymcagta.org
VIRTUE OF THE MONTH: KINDNESS
Virtue – which is an attitude that encourages us to involve God in our lives and helps us develop and
maintain relationships with God and with others. God wants us to treat all people with the kindness
they deserve.
WARNING:
Coyotes have been spotted on the
Sheridan Creek walkway – and
reported by neighbors to be on the
school site in the early evening
hours. (see attached info provided
by the City of Mississauga)
Laura DiGiambattista
Principal
St. Louis
Follow us on Twitter @DPCDSBSchools
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St. Louis Staff
St. Louis
School
1450 Lewisham Dr.
Mississauga, ON
L5J 3R3
(905) 822 -8251
L. DiGiambattista - Principal
L. Carli - Head Secretary
M. Silva– Head Custodian
M. Hobbs–Night Custodian
M. Spiewak-Kabza –JK/SK
PRINCIPALL. DIGIAMBATTISTA
SECRETARY:
L. Carli
8:15am -Supervision in Yard
8:30am -Morning Bell (please be on time)
11:30am -Lunch
11:50am - Lunch Recess
12:30pm- Afternoon Bell
3:00pm –Dismissal (please be on time)
3:15pm - Supervision of dismissal ends
K. Calvovic-Sporcic-Jk/Sk
T. Boutros-Nimer -ECE
D. Ivankvovic –Gr1/2
T. Tome (LTO) – Gr 1/2
SUPERINTENDENT:
D. Amaral
(905)890-1221
SCHOOL HOURS
Graduation Photos –
March 8, 2016 for our SK and Gr 8 classes
L. Pruss – Gr 2/ 3
J. Marroquin- Gr 3/4
TRUSTEE;
S. Hobin
905-301-1210
C. Watts - Gr 4 /5
M. Parent- Gr 5/6
St. Christopher
Church:
(905) 822-1171
M. Bosnjak – Gr 6/7
F. Kotulak – Gr 8
C Mant – SERT/SERC
Pastor:
Fr. Scott Young
Fr. Jerry Dunn
Pastoral Assistant:
C. Burles
Please Be Careful - ICE
We hope everyone had a safe Christmas break.
As you know, our school communities
experienced a significant ice storm over the
winter break. Our custodial and maintenance
staff continue to work with plant services
contractors to remove ice and snow. For
everyone’s safety, please note the following:
E. Grego - Librarian/ESL
L. McLean– PlanningTime

A. Greenshields -SERT/PT

H. Saliba Haddad – ERW
Family
Skate
M. Figliuzzi - ERW
G. Streker – FSL Teacher

Psychology - S. Henry
March 4 &11/2016
Soc. Worker – D. Kostyshyn
Child/ Youth – a. archbold
Speech and Lang.- L. Moeser


Head Injury
When a student receives an
injury to the head, it is Board
policy that we inform
parents. We will make every
attempt to notify you –even
when it is a very minor head
injury. Please do not be
alarmed if you receive this
phone call. Head injury
prevention will be taught to
students this year .
Please walk carefully when on
school/board property; do not run.
Please ensure students dress
appropriately for the conditions. We
ask all visitors to wear proper
footwear for the conditions,
including boots/shoes with non-slip
soles.
Although efforts have been
undertaken to clear sidewalks, paths,
patches, parking lots and paved play
areas, in some cases these efforts
were less than successful due to the
ongoing freezing temperatures
combined with the base of ice
resulting from the ice storm. These
situations will continue to be
addressed.
Our parking lots do have ice buildup.
Please exercise caution when leaving
your vehicles. As always, please drive
safely.
Please let us know if you see any
concerns while on our school/board
properties.
Happy March Break
Happy St. Patrick’s Day
St. Louis Messages
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EQAO Gr 3 and Gr 6
We will write our EQAO assessment this year – for three days during the testing
period – which extends from May 25 to June 8, 2016.
Please ensure that your child is accessing the EQAO website – from home for
extra practice - @ EQAO.com (parent resources) and that all appointments and
holidays are not scheduled during this time. We are looking forward to this
assessment as it offers our students the opportunity to demonstrate their learning.
Tutoring will not be offered this year.
Liturgical/
Sacramental Update
First Communion
Information Meeting
Sept 28 or 29 , 2015–at 7:00pm
@ St Christopher’s Church
Confirmation
Information Meeting
Grade 8 – Sept 9 or 10, 2015
Grade 7- Jan. 19 or 20, 2016
At St. Christopher’s Church
*Gr 7 & 8 will both make
confirmation this school year
February 18, 2016 - -@St. Margaret of Scotland school
Quinton and Vadym represented our school in the Public Speaking contest
Confirmations –
Grade 8- November 30/15
Grade 7 –XXX
Quinton Chose the topic of: Limitless
Vadym Chose the topic of: PK Subban
PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT DAYS
Cold Weather
With the arrival of colder weather, students are reminded
to dress appropriately (hats, mitts, boots, etc.) and to wear
all clothing that they came to school in when they go out
for recess. We recommend that clothing is labelled for our
primary students, so that we can easily identify who owns
what. During the winter season it is generally accepted in
Dufferin—Peel that when the wind chill factor drops below
–25 C, students should not go outside for recess.
Cold and Flu Season
Please use discretion in keeping your children home to
recover if they are ill. A child who is coughing, wheezing,
etc. is not in a state to learn and will only infect others. If a
student is sent to school, it is assumed that they will
participate in all aspects of the school day, including
outdoor recess. We do not provide individual indoor
supervision. We also remind parents to dress students for
our weather conditions. We will be having outdoor recess,
weather permitting, as much as possible. At all times, we
follow the Board guidelines for inclement weather. The
students enjoy going out, especially if they have their
snowsuits, hats and mittens.
Reporting Dates:
Nov 17/15 – Progress Report –Home- Interviews:
November 19, 2015
Feb 2/16 – First Term Report Home - Interviews: Feb
4, 2016 – pm only; Feb 5,2016
June 28/ 16 – Final Report Card Home
NO SCHOOL- for students
Sept .18/15 – Re-Organization
Jan. 18/16- Assessment Day
Feb. 5/ 16- Reporting To Parents
April 11, 2016 -NEW
June 13 /16 - Assessment Day
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
School Masses
Opening Mass-Oct. 13/15
10:30am- Gym
Advent-Candles
Nov.30, Dec7, Dec 15
8:45am
Christmas Mass
Jan. 12/16- 10:30am gym
Ash Wednesday
Feb 10/16- 2:00pm-Gym
Stations of the cross
March 24, 2016-2:00pm-Gym
Easter Mass
Apr.6/16-10:30am -Gym
(NO SCHOOL)
Thanksgiving Day –
Monday, Oct. 12, 2015
Christmas Break
Mon. Dec. 21-Jan 1, 2016
Family Day –
Mon. Feb. 15, 2016
Mid-Winter Break –
March 14 –March 18, 2016
Good Friday –
Friday, March 25/16
Easter Monday –
Monday, March 28, 2016
Victoria Day –
Monday, May 23, 2016
Year-End
June 23/16-10:30am@St Christopher Church
GRADUATIONS:
SK Graduation SporcicJune 28, 2016- 2:00pm-gym
SK Graduation Spiewak
June 29, 2016- 2:00pm-gym
Grade 8 GraduationJune 23/16- 10am Mass
- 7pm- Awards
-@ St. Christopher Church
St. Louis Messages - Additional Start-up Info
Student Immunization
Peel Public Health is reviewing immunization records of all students at our school beginning in January 2016. Peel Public
Health must have proof that your child has been fully vaccinated (immunized) according to the Ontario Immunization
Schedule. If you receive a letter, please ensure that your child has received the required vaccine(s), then give the date(s)
your child received the vaccine dose(s) to Peel Health immediately to update your child’s records. For more information,
please call Peel Health at 905-799-7700 or visit www.ImmunizaPeel.ca. Suspension date from school is April 18, 2016.
Peel Regional Police Community Partnership
Constable Ryan Chan and Constable Mike Beveridge continue to be our NPU - our
neighborhood community officers through the Region of Peel. They stops by the school on a
regular basis and visit classrooms to speak with students about their role as Police Officers.
We would also like to welcome Constable Holly Faulkner, who will be sharing programs on
street proofing, and bullying legislation on behalf of Peel Regional Police Educational
School Programs- program known as RAID – designed for Gr. 6 students.
Guitar club begins right after Christmas!!! Your child will need his/ her own guitar and
will need to commit to taking lessons for three months. Lessons will take place on
Criminal
Check
Mclean
willReference
have a sign-up
sheet and any questions should be directed to
All parents volunteering in our school must have a Criminal Reference Check – filled
out by Peel Regional Police (if parent is living in Mississauga) We have the forms in the
office of the school – which must be taken to your local Police Station – or for faster
completion – to the head office @ Hurontario and Steeles
Once having completed your first criminal reference check – you will be asked to
complete an annual declaration form – which will be sent home to you.
Virtues Instruction at St. Louis School
This year, St. Louis School will be continuing with the Board wide Virtues Program. The notion of virtue is
deeply rooted in the Catholic Christian tradition. A virtue is a habit or established capability to perform good
actions according to a moral standard. In other words, a virtue is a habit that shows people and God that ‘I
am’ a good person. In a school community, virtue formation contributes to a healthy positive learning
environment by fostering a climate in which all members feel safe, confident and hope-filled about
themselves, their relationships and their futures. This program is cross disciplinary and relevant to
character formation, safe schools and bullying prevention. Each month will begin with a liturgy, discussion
and plan for that month’s virtue. Each student will receive a pencil with that month’s virtue as a visual
reminder of the virtue being reinforced that month!
Each month is dedicated to developing a different virtue.
September – Faith
October – Empathy
November – Conscience
December – Hope
January – Self-Control
February – Respect
March - Kindness
April – Love
May – Acceptance
June - Fairness
Submitted by: Ms. Marroquin, Ms Grego & Ms. Ivankovic– Faith Ambassadors Leaders
2015
March
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
3
2
1
Friday
4
Skating – Jk-8 1-2pm
PIZZA,Milk,Chips
7
Milk,Chips -ONLY
8
Grad Photos SK & Gr8
9
10
11
Skating – Jk-8 1-2pm
PIZZA,Milk,Chips
Milk,Chips -ONLY
YOUTH FAITH AMBASSADOR RALLY
14
MARCH BREAK
No School
15
16
17
18
MARCH BREAK
MARCH BREAK
MARCH BREAK
MARCH BREAK
No School
No School
No School
No School
21
22
Tim Horton’s Camp –Gr8
23
Tim Horton’s Camp –Gr8
24
Tim Horton’s Camp –Gr-8
HOLY THURSDAY
PIZZA,Milk,Chips
25
NO SCHOOL –
Good Friday
STATIONS of the Cross 2pm
29
NO SCHOOL –
Easter Monday
30
CHESS TOURNAMENT
31
Library am- JK & SK
Library pm- Gr 1/2
Upcoming –April– 2015 - April 1-May 27 –HotDogs resume;April 1- Gr1/2 classes to Library; April 1- Crazy Hair Day for Haiti School; April 6 – Easter Mass; April 8Live Free Day -$2 for Breakfast Club; April 28- Down to Earth Display/Talk/Market
Volume 3
Web Resources:
Primary
www.funbrain.com
Junior: Polygon Sort and Patch Tool
www.mathfrog.ca
Intermediate: Transformations
www.wiredmath.ca
Geometry
The ability to identify and describe shapes, sizes, positions,
directions, and movement is important in many work
situations, such as construction and design, as well as in
creating and understanding art. Becoming familiar with shapes
and spatial relationships in their environment will help
children grasp the principles of geometry in later grades.
Family Math Activities
K-3

Bake Christmas Cookies.
Use a variety of shapes to make
sugar cookies. Talk about how to
get the most out of the dough by moving the shapes around.

Play "I spy", looking for different shapes. "I spy something that is round." "I spy something
that is rectangular." "I spy something that looks like a cone."

Hide a toy and use directional language to help your child find it. Give clues using words and
phrases such as up, down, over, under, between, through, and on top of.

Build structures using blocks or old boxes. Discuss the need to build a strong base. Ask your
child, “which shapes stack easily, and why?”

Ask your child to draw a picture of your street, neighbourhood, or town for Santa. Talk
about where your home is in relation to a neighbour's home or the corner store. Use directional
words and phrases like beside and to the right of.
Grades 4-6

Ask your child to help you wrap. Take note of the features of the different shaped boxes
(number of sides, how many are the same, different, hardest to wrap, why?)

Look at the wrapping paper. Take note of the patterns, do any of the shapes rotate, translate
or reflect (turn, slide or rotate)?
Grades 7 and 8 Geometer’s Sketch Pad
Ministry Licensed Software
Dynamic Geometry® Software for Exploring Mathematics
The Geometer's Sketchpad is a dynamic construction, demonstration, and exploration tool that adds a
powerful dimension to the study of mathematics. You and your son or daughter can use this software program to
build and investigate mathematical models, objects, figures, diagrams, and graphs.
Please go to http://www.keypress.com/gsp/download to download and install the Sketchpad application.
License Name: ONTARIO DUFFPEEL STUDENT 2012-2013
Authorization Code: UAF7HU-1GQERM-DHGY7U-BPFMR3
Elementary Program Team
2012
Ready to register?
Registration information is available in
the school office
or through the CCCSC website:
http://www.dpcdsb.org/CCCSC/
Saturday, April 9, 2016
AGENDA
8:30 a.m.
Registration, Refreshments,
Vendor Market Place
9:00 a.m.
Liturgy and Opening Remarks
9:30 a.m.
Keynote Address:
Dr. Susan Williams, Psychologist.
Parent’s Guide to Reducing Stress and
Increasing Resilience in Children
10:30 a.m.
Refreshment Break
Vendor Marketplace
Alternatively, you may complete the
Survey Monkey™ to register
using this URL:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/M9BFLTY
MOVE TO WORKSHOP SESSIONS . . .
Extraordinary Lives
Start with a Great
Catholic Education
For more information on the Central
Committee of Catholic School Councils
in Dufferin-Peel CDSB,
visit http://www.dpcdsb.org/CCCSC/
11:00 a.m.
Workshop Sessions [Attend one of eight sessions]
12:00 p.m.
Closing Remarks and Door Prizes
12:15 p.m.
Vendors open to Conference
participants until 12:45 p.m.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
OF CATHOLIC
SCHOOL COUNCILS
PRESENTS
Opening Doors of Mercy
“Blessed are the merciful, for
they will receive mercy.” –
Matthew 5:7
Conference & Marketplace
St. Joseph Catholic
Secondary School
5555 Creditview Road, Mississauga, ON
Located on Creditview Road,
north of Bristol Road south of Britannia
for Dufferin-Peel CDSB
Catholic School Council
Chairs, Members &Volunteers
and School Administrators
Saturday, April 9, 2016
St. Joseph Secondary School
5555 Creditview Road, Mississauga
WORKHOP SESSIONS
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Dr. Susan Williams, Psychologist
Parent’s Guide to Reducing Stress and
Increasing Resilience in Children
Dr. Williams is currently the Director of the
Halton Centre for Cognitive Therapy and
Stress Reduction in Oakville.
She
maintained an appointment for 8 years as
Assistant Professor (PT) in the
Department
of
Psychiatry
and
Behavioural Neurosciences at McMaster
University where she conducted research
on prevention and intervention with
anxious and depressed children, provided
treatment in the child, adolescent, and
adult hospital programs, and trained residents and interns in
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). She has worked on the CBT
Unit at the former Clarke Institute of Psychiatry in Toronto (now
CAMH), at the Anxiety Treatment and Research Centre at St. Joseph’s
Healthcare in Hamilton, the Mood Disorders program at the former
Hamilton Psychiatric Hospital, the Adolescent Program and Eating
Disorders Clinic at McMaster University Medical Centre, and the Child
and Family Centre at Chedoke Hospital, Hamilton.
Children who are excessively stressed or anxious can underachieve
in school, have low self-esteem, be angry, sad and lonely, have
difficulty with schoolwork and have difficult family and peer
relationships. Parents have a significant impact on how well children
respond to stress and anxiety. Therefore, it is important that we, as
parents, teach ourselves healthy ways to deal with stress and anxiety
so we can pass on this knowledge to our children. We also need to
follow some fundamental parenting principles so children learn how
to self-regulate when stressed and anxious. Healthy habits learned
in childhood promote lifelong healthy habits and a happier and more
productive life.
This presentation will describe some reasons why children are more
stressed and anxious than before and help parents develop
resilience, reduce stress, improve their child’s overall well-being and
create a happier home. The presentation will be followed by a
question and answer period.
Keynote Address
9:30 a.m. – 10:30 p.m.
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon
A
Being Catholic is Cool!!
Inspiring Our Children to Deepen their Faith
Presenter: S. Byrne, Chaplaincy Leader
This workshop will explore different avenues of the Church which
your child will find attractive. How do you encourage your child to
attend Mass? How about the value of reconciliation and support
for youth in the Archdiocese of Toronto? This workshop will give
you all the tools to talk to your child about the beauty and value of
our Church
B
Empowering Youth to be Leaders and Achievers
Presenter: Miguel Martinez
This 45-minute workshop is called "Speaking Their
Language." This workshop does not aim to perfect you, but rather
to give you insight into your loved one's mind. This workshop will
enable you to understand and communicate better with your
youth. Results will be based on your effort and diligence in
applying the knowledge and techniques you learn. I will teach you
the power of music and movement and how you can harness that
power in order to understand and connect with the young people
in your lives.
Mental Well-Being: Supporting Students Experiencing
Stress and Worry Sponsored by the Dufferin-Peel
Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC)
Presenters: J. Golla, Principal, Bishop Scalabrini School,
Mississauga; Dr. S. Sweet, Clinical Child Psychologist & Mental
Health Liaison for DPCDSB; S. Wessler, Social Worker, DPCDSB
C
In response to the Ministry of Education’s Mental Health and
Addictions Strategy aligned to the Catholic Board Learning Plan
(CBLP), Dufferin-Peel is committed to creating safe, caring,
inclusive and healthy school communities. Through a team
approach, an administrator, psychology staff, and social work staff,
will facilitate a workshop on the needs of the student experiencing
stress and worry. This session will provide an overview of
worry/anxiety and the team process educators/parents/caregivers
may use to support students facing particular challenges.
Special Education: A Ministry of Education
Perspective on Supports for Students with Differing
Abilities Session sponsored by Dufferin-Peel Special
Education Advisory Committee (SEAC))
Ministry of Education Presenters: M. Wallace - Education Officer,
Toronto and Area Regional Office, Z. Xu, Education Officer,
Special Education Policy and Programs Branch
This session is provided for parents/guardians of students with
differing abilities including special education learning needs.
Staff from the Ontario Ministry of Education's Regional Office and
Special Education Policy and Programs Branch, along with
Dufferin-Peel Staff, will bring a provincial context for special
education and support services aligned with Board programs and
services.
D
10
select
The New Ontario Health and Physical Education
Curriculum
Presenter: Shelagh Peterson, Coordinator of Religious
Ed & Faith Formation, DPCDSB
Ms. Peterson is the Coordinator of Religious Education and Faith
Formation for the Dufferin-Peel CDSB. She has been part of the
provincial team compiling Catholic resources to support our
schools in the implementation of the new Health and Physical
Education curriculum. With over twenty years teaching religious
education in Dufferin-Peel, she is well versed in the elementary
Fully Alive program and the secondary religious education
material.
E
F
21st Century Supports for All Students
Presenter: Joseph Marquis
Mr. Marquis will focus on technology to support all students in
the classroom as part of our Dufferin-Peel Universal Design for
Learning Suite. He will also provide handouts to support home
downloads of selected software.
G
Healthy Bodies Nurture Healthy Minds
Presenters: Hardev Sohi (PHN), Julia Pilliar (Dietician)
Peel Health Nurses will outline the importance of a healthy
lifestyle for young children.
Presenters will discuss the
importance of making appropriate food choices, increasing
exercise and proper rest. Focus in these areas can effect a
child’s behaviour, growth and development, both mentally and
physically
Read &Write Gold
literacy support software for home
In this hands-on workshop parents will discover how
Texthelp’s Read & Write Gold software may provide reading, writing, studying, and research support within familiar
applications (e.g. Word, Internet Explorer, Adobe Reader).
Aimed at building confidence and independence with text,
Read & Write can support students in both elementary and
secondary schools.
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
6:00-8:30 PM
(Light Dinner provided 6:00-6:30)
Dinner and Presentation in the School Cafeteria:
St. Marcellinus
Secondary School
Read & Write Gold software is available in school to all
Dufferin-Peel students and may also be installed on home
computers running Microsoft Windows.
730 Courtneypark Drive West
Mississauga, ON
L5W 1L9
Presented by Lorayne (Rayne) Tunley, Microcomputer Science Centre Inc.
Rayne Tunley (AOCAD, CSPWC) has worked with Microcomputer Science Centre as a Training Coordinator & Assistive Technology Trainer since 2005. Rayne
was an instructor/professor at numerous institutions, including Sheridan College, where she taught for 20+ years. Rayne is also a certified trainer in many
Assistive Technology software programs. Rayne works with and trains both children and adults with various special needs.
RSVP by Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Laura Conte (905) 890-0708 x 24011 or laura.conte@dpcdsb.org
SEAC Liaisons:
Lissette Gaylie, Easter Seals Ontario
David Logan, Epilepsy Halton Peel Hamilton
Colette Munroe, Autism Ontario (Peel Chapter)
OF FE RE D A T N O C O S T T O P ARE N T S, t h i s E VE N T i s SP ONS OR E D b y th e SP E CI AL E D UC A TI ON
AD VI SO R Y CO MM I T TE E o f th e D U FFE RIN - PE E L C A THO LI C DIS T RI C T S CHO OL BO AR D w ith
FU N D IN G th r ou g h a PA R E NT RE A CH IN G OU T G R A NT, MIN IS T R Y OF E D U CA TI ON
NEWSLETTER INSERT FOR SCHOOLS
2015-16 School Year Calendar
Additional Professional Activity Day: Monday, April 11, 2016
Terms of the recent contract settlement between the teacher federations and the Ministry of Education
included the provision of an additional Professional Activity Day for the 2015-2016 school year for both
elementary and secondary schools. Recently, boards were directed to schedule this additional
Professional Development Day on or before April 15, 2016.
In the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board, the designated additional Professional Activity Day
has been scheduled for Monday, April 11, 2016.
Therefore, there will be no classes for either elementary or secondary students on Monday, April 11,
2016.
Thank you for your attention to this addition to the 2015-16 School Year Calendar.