The staff and students at St. Elizabeth School would like to say a huge THANK YOU to all of our Educational Assistants and Child and Youth Care Workers on “EA and CYCW Appreciation Day!”  A good Educational Assistant and Child & Youth Care Worker must be friendly in nature, patient, and sensitive towards the needs of children they support. It is with your support, your dedication to our students, and your commitment to the success of each child, that helps our students and school be successful.  The growth that we see in our students is not measured each day, but each year, and when we reflect on our students who need your support most, the growth we see across their school careers is amazing – and it is because of you!  THANK YOU for all that you do to make our schools safe places where our students have an opportunity to learn, grow, feel valued, achieve their full potential, and for always being that much needed support for all of us as a staff!  It truly takes a special person to do what you do and we all know that without you…….we just couldn’t do it!

Dear Parents,

We are putting the finishing touches on our 2023—2024 School Yearbook.  If you consented to having your child’s photo used, you will see them in the yearbook.  However, if you have indicated no, you do not wish to have their picture used, a smiley face will be placed over the image.   Yearbooks can be purchased for $23 through cash online and the deadline for purchasing a yearbook will be July 5, 2024.

Yearbooks will be ready for distribution in September.

Cancelled

Safe Arrival Reporting Absences Reminder

Please remember that there are 3 ways to report your child’s absence.

3-Ways to enter attendance with SafeArrival!!

Just a reminder to those students who qualified for the Regional Track and Field Meet, it is tomorrow Wednesday, June 12th at Resurrection High School.  Please see the attached letter and schedule.

Regional Track and Field Reminder

SCHEDULE – Track & Field

Good luck Eagles!

Dear Families,

Schools offer a variety of opportunities for parents to learn more about how to support their children: for example, events related to mathematics may be held at the school (e.g., family math nights); teachers may provide newsletters or communicate with parents through apps or social media; and school or board websites may provide helpful tips about how parents can engage in their child’s mathematics learning outside of school and may even provide links where they can learn more or enjoy math activities together. 

The following brief survey will assist our school district in gathering data about how parents/families feel in terms of being informed about what their children are learning in math, how parents/families feel about supporting their children’s learning in math, and about parental access to math learning resources at home.

Thank you in advance for your consideration and participation.

→ https://bit.ly/SupportingMathAtHomeSurvey2024  This survey will remain open until June 14, 2024.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the collection of this information please contact K-12 Mathematics Coordinator, Board Math Lead, Petra LeDuc at petra.leduc@wcdsb.ca , 519-578-3660