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| Total enrolment | 730 Secondary 28 Elementary |
| Principal | Flora Cifelli Tel: 416-393-5524 Fax: (416) 393-5891 |
| Superintendent |
Gerald Dagenais Tel: 416-222-8282 ext. 2370 |
| Parish | Prince of Peace 265 Alton Towers Circle Scarborough, Ontario M1V 4E7 416-291-9422 |
| Local Trustee |
Oliver Carroll Tel: 416-512-3408; Fax: 416-512-3408 e-mail: oliver.carroll@tcdsb.org |
| CSAC Chair | Alan Baker Voice Mailbox: #88524 csac.francislibermann@tcdsb.org |
History & Tradition
Francis Libermann Catholic Secondary School has developed a rich
history in its relatively young life. Founded in 1977 by Father John Geary, and staffed by
a small group of dedicated professionals, the school at once established itself as a model
of academic excellence and faith experience.
The school's motto, “Inter Mutanda Constantia”--steadfastness in the midst of change--has indeed proven to be the guiding principle of Francis Libermann Catholic High School. We have maintained a traditional, non-semestered, coeducational school which holds in high regard both academic excellence and Gospel values.
The emphasis on community and faith experience has led to the foundation of some highly regarded traditions from our retreat program to a wide variety of support to charities. Students are encouraged, and given the opportunity to live out Gospel values within their community as well. Ours is a rich, diverse and multi-ethnic population whose members see daily the true value of those blessings. Our sense of community has also been fostered by the very practical common lunch, where students and teachers are able to interact without being hampered by mismatched schedules. That community spirit has remained intact because the population of Libermann has been kept small and close.
How We Meet the Diverse Needs of Our Students
Our school is proud to provide a positive learning
environment for all students. Equity is part of our Mission statement and we deal with
this issue on many levels. Our grade 9 program allows for individual modifications with
support from the special education, student services and English as a second language
departments. These programs are available to students at all grade levels. Our special
education program received a citation for exemplary practice on the integration of
students with special needs.
Within our community we are proud of our multicultural student body and celebrate these gifts through international night and our international students' association.
Libermann has won three TCDSB Exemplary Awards: Grade 10 Canadian History Fair, Grade 11 Physical and Health Education Leadership Course, and most recently our Medieval Fair project.
Libermann works in conjunction with the Hospital for Sick Children in presenting the PHAST PACES reading program.
In addition to the secondary school, Libermann is the site for one of the TCDSB's three congregated gifted programmes for grade 7 and 8 elementary students.
School News
November 6,
2008
7 p.m.
Open House for Grade 8 Students
Writing is in the Family
Advanced Placement Scholars at Francis Libermann C.H.S.
Francis Libermann
Catholic High School proudly salutes Zain Burhani and Kyle Gulab who
have earned the title of Advanced Placement Scholar. The Advanced
Placement (A.P.) program acts as a yardstick against which students can
measure their educational progress. Admission committees of the most
competitive universities are aware of the high standard of A.P. exams
and view the A.P. experience as a reliable indicator of future success
at the post-secondary level. We wish both Kyle and Zain every success in
their future endeavours at university.
School Learning Plan -- 2007-2008
EQAO Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics:
Academic Year | Academic | Applied |
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Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT):
The OSSLT shows the extent to which Ontario students are meeting the minimum literacy standard expected by the end of Grade 9. The test assesses the reading and writing skills as they apply to all subjects as out-lined in the Ontario Curriculum. Students must pass the OSSLT as one of the 32 requirements for an Ontario Secondary School Diploma.
| Year | Grade 10 |
| 2006 - 2007 | |
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| 2002 - 2003 October Description | |
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