St. Dominic Savio Catholic School (elementary--Junior Kindergarten to Grade 8)

50 Tideswell Boulevard, Scarborough, Ontario M1B 5X3

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History & Tradition

St. Dominic Savio Catholic School first opened in 1999.

St. Dominic Savio was born in Riva, northern Italy, on April 2, 1842.  When Dominic was still in his boyhood he demonstrated a seriousness of purpose and an intense devotion to the Mass and the Holy Eucharist.  On the occasion of his First Communion at the age of seven, he formed the motto “Death, but not sin!” which was to become the mainstay of his short-lived life.  Dominic Savio stands out as a hero of school-boy virtue, the shining model of classroom holiness. 

We can make many wonderful plans and set great goals for our life.  Dominic Savio reminds us that we don’t know how long we have on earth and encourages us to delight in the wonders of life.

Mission Statement 

St Dominic Savio Catholic School is a Christian Community in which everyone expects to be treated with courtesy and respect at all times.  Our aim is to help everyone accept ownership for their academic, personal and spiritual development. 

About the School  

The St. Dominic Savio Catholic School Community is committed to the overall spiritual, intellectual, moral, social, psychological and physical development of every student in its charge.  More specifically we are committed to providing a full education for our students in a caring, God-centered atmosphere where each person is seen as a well-loved and valued individual. 

As a community of faith, teachers, support staff, students, church and parents encourage, foster and promote the development of the whole person.   We seek growth as responsible individuals rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 

As educators, we believe that a creative, productive and enjoyable learning environment is in the best interest of our students.  Developing good interpersonal relationships and a positive atmosphere is the most effective method of promoting an effective learning environment.  It is our purpose to protect the rights of each person in the school and to create an environment in which learning can occur.  The school’s Code of Behaviour is intended to enhance our students self development.  The Code provides the framework within which each student may formulate value patterns and standards of conduct which are Catholic in inspiration and which are witnessed in the life of the total school community, staff and support personnel.   

Our school community seeks to promote the building of self-confidence, self-respect, respect for others, self-discipline and positive attitudes towards self, peers, adults, authority and to move each individual closer to self-discipline.  The school community recognizes that we all share in the responsibility for the development of the children in our care. 

“When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece.”
JohnRuskin (1819-1900)
English Writer                    

School News

Professional Activity Days 2012

• January 27, 201
• February 17, 2012
• June 1, 2012
• June 29, 2012

PA and Exam Day Calendar 2011-2012

Congratulations Jeff Olszewski Recipient of the 2009-2010 TECT/OECTA Outstanding Educator Award

Monthly Newsletters

• February 2012 Newsletter
• February 2012 Calendar
• January 2012 Newsletter
• January 2012 Calendar
• December 2011 Newsletter
• December 2011 Calendar
• November 2011 Newsletter
• November 2011 Calendar
• October 2011 Newsletter
• October 2011 Calendar

Code of Conduct

School Learning Improvement Plan -- 2011-2012

School Learning Improvement Plan -- 2010-2011

School Learning Improvement Plan -- 2009-2010

Safe School Plan -- 2010-2011

EQAO Assessment Results

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