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Toronto Catholic District School Board
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God is the focal point of all Catholic education
School masses and liturgies take place both at school and church
Students regularly engage with Catholic Grade Expectations
Students are recognized monthy for demonstrating our Virtue of the Month
- Visits by clergy
- Daily prayer in the classroom
- Faith garden
Students develop a sense of worth and dignity within our community.
Safe School policy -e.g.: visitors must report to the office
Parents are to call the school if their child is absent or late
Late students must report to the office
Punctuality is expected
Students are not permitted to leave the school grounds without written permission from their parents
Fire drills and lockdown drill are regularly conducted
Staff trained Anaphylaxis and Standard First Aid
- Safe play in the school-yard and consistent supervision routines
- Safe School Action Team
- Police safety officer instruction
Bus routines
Christian values of kindness, politeness, caring, consideration and the use of proper language are expected from all students
Attend classes punctually, regularly and prepared, and attempt to master the studies presented in the program
Show respect for members of the school community as well as school property
Conflict resolution procedures practised
Progressive Discipline
Support and Intervention strategies are founded on Gospel Values
- SEF (School Effectiveness Framework) Key Components
- SLIP (School Learning Improvement Plan)
- Each student's learning needs are addressed within the curriculum, or by modifications which ensure that each child meets his/her academic potential
- Informal as well as formal resource assistance is available for students whose needs require a more individualized approach