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ST. JOHN PAUL II CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Principal:
Mr. T. Ceelen
Vice Principal: Mrs. K. Carter
Secretary:
Mrs. Page
Office Assistant: Mrs. Davoren
SAFE ARRIVAL PROGRAM:
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APRIL 2015
PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE
The month of April will begin with Holy Week, the
most important week in the church’s calendar year.
The Passion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus are
the centerpiece to our faith and to our Catholic
education system. The teachers and students have
made a significant focus on Lent through daily
Scripture readings, personal Lenten sacrifices and
almsgiving, the very successful Food Drive, and a
variety of classroom lessons and activities. You are
invited to join us at 2:30 pm on Thursday, April 2 in
the gymnasium for a whole school liturgy to
celebrate Holy Thursday.
The month of April will hopefully bring pleasant
weather. We deserve it! There are many tulips and
other flowers at the front of our school waiting to
bloom! Another busy month is about to start
including Grade 2 First Holy Communion, Retreat
and Tea, more classes getting Willy Wonka dance
instruction, Junior Boys and Girls Charity Indoor
Soccer tournaments, numerous lunch hour clubs and
activities to promote student engagement, classroom
field trips and much much more.
National Volunteer Week takes place in the month
of April. On behalf of all the staff and students, I
want to personally thank the parent volunteers who
support the school and our students in various ways.
Whether it is helping out with pizza days, helping in
the classroom or supervising on school trips, your
involvement is much needed and appreciated. We
are planning a Volunteer Luncheon on May 4 at
11:45 in the gymnasium. This will follow a whole
school mass at St. Matthew Church and is an ideal
way of kicking off Catholic Education Week.
It is hard to believe there are only three months
remaining in the school year. It has been a
successful and rewarding school year so far.
However, working together, there is still so much
more to be accomplish in terms of helping the
students grow academically, spiritually, socially and
physically. We will continue to emphasize the
importance of routines and maintaining high
standards and expectations because students
flourish under those conditions.
Kindest regards.
Mr. T. Ceelen
ST. MATTHEW PARISH NEWS AND
INFORMATION
Phone Number: 905-825-0219
Address:1150 Monks Passage, Oakville
Good Friday, April 3rd
11:00 a.m. Liturgy for families with young children
3:00 p.m. Solemn Liturgy
7:00 p.m. Solemn Evensong
Good Friday is a unique day in the Church’s liturgy. Today we
do not celebrate the Eucharist. Holy Communion is distributed
from hosts consecrated on Holy Thursday. We venerate the
Cross as a sign of our love for the Lord. Today is a day of
universal fasting from food and abstaining from meat for all
Catholics who are able.
Holy Saturday, April 4th
12 Noon - Blessing of Easter Foods
8:00 p.m. Solemn Easter Vigil
Our fast continues on Holy Saturday and culminates in the
magnificent Easter Vigil - First Mass of Easter
Easter Sunday, April 5th
Masses - 9:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. and 12 Noon
Please note - no 7:00 p.m. Mass today
FIRST HOLY COMMMUNION
On Saturday April 18th our Grade two classes will be
celebrating the Sacrament of First Holy Communion
10:30 am - students for Mrs. Main, Miss
Mendiola and Mrs. Torres
2:00 pm - students for Mrs. MacDonald and
Mr. Petruccelli.
Parents are encouraged to arrive at the church slightly earlier
than the starting mass times. The Communion recipients
should be seated on the end of the aisle seats for easy access to
the altar during the ceremony.
First Holy Communion Retreat
In preparation for this sacrament, the students will be
participating in a 1st Communion Retreat, being held at St.
Matthews Church on April 15th – Mrs. Main, Miss Mendiola
and Mrs.Torres’s class and April 16th – Mr. Petrucelli and
Mrs. MacDonald’s class.
These will take place from 9:00 am - 11:45 am at St.
Matthew's Parish. Parents are welcome to meet us at the
church for this time if they are interested in helping out during
this day. The students will be listening to a story, making a
craft, baking bread and talking about their upcoming First
Holy Communion.
First Holy Communion Tea
The First Holy Communion Tea will take place on Tuesday
April 21st, in the school gym from 2:15 pm Thank you to our
team of volunteers for organizing this wonderful event.
This is always a special occasion in the spiritual development
of our grade two students. We would like to extend our thanks
to our teachers for guiding and teaching our grade two
students in the Religion and Family Life programs in
preparation for this special sacrament. Thanks is also
extended to the entire parish team of St. Matthew’s who work
so closely with us and our families in the spiritual
development of our students.
ROSARY APOSTOLATE
The Rosary Apostolate at St. John Paul II School is a
wonderful way to foster a spirit of prayer in
our children and inspire them to love God
and Mary, by teaching them to pray the
Rosary! Our volunteers pray the Rosary
(or a part of it) with every student in their
respective classrooms, once a month, from
October to May.
Due to health issues and job constraints,
several of our Rosary Visitors have had to quit and we are in
serious need of new volunteers.
If you have a devotion to Our Mother Mary, and are willing to
visit your local school to pray the Rosary with students once a
month from October to May for about 2 hours per visit, we
truly need your help. Training will be provided.
If you can give your time and become part of our team at your
school, please contact Ellen Dean at [email protected] or
call (905) 469-6581. Mother Mary is counting on your help.
KISS AND RIDE
Parking Lot
Thank you to all parents who
are making our Kiss'n'Ride
move so smoothly in the
morning. By not parking along
the curb you allow for cars to move efficiently through the
parking lot. Thank you for following the direction of our staff
on duty. It is much appreciated!
After school we have a busy parking lot with staff cars from
SJPII and from the YMCA After School program. We want to
thank you for being so diligent in keeping the safety of your
children foremost in your mind. The parking lot empties out
quickly and safely. Thank you for your cooperation!
YMCA
Space is available in the YMCA Before and After School
program.
We are now accepting registrations for our school age classes.
The YMCA program operates before school from 7:00 am
until school starts and after school until 6:00 pm, Monday
through Friday, September to June. Our qualified staff provide
an active, engaging, fun and child directed program.
Nutritious snacks are offered before and after school. If
interested, please contact Nena Pacheco at
[email protected] or by phone at 905-510-5124.
EQAO DATES
Similar to previous years, our Grade 3 and 6 students will
participate in the Education Quality and Accountability Office
(EQAO) Primary and Junior Division assessments of Reading,
Writing and Mathematics from May 28TH to June 1ST .
These EQAO assessments will continue to be administered to
all students in Grades 3 and 6. Students will be required to
complete three test booklets: one mathematics booklet, one
reading booklet and one writing booklet. The types of
questions in the booklets will be familiar to your child as they
are based on the kinds of work your child has been doing
throughout the year. The total amount of time that the
students will spend on the testing will be six hours that is
generally spread over the course of three days. Sample
questions can be viewed on the EQAO website at
www.eqao.com
We ask that you make every effort to avoid holidays
during these days and to try to make sure your children
are in attendance each day during the assessment. In
advance, we appreciate your efforts in scheduling
appointments around this block of time. The EQAO
assessment results help us to continue to improve the
quality Catholic education offered to your children.
ARE YOU MOVING?
If you are planning to move or have already
moved please notify the school office as soon as
possible so that we may update our school
records and get the appropriate forms filled out.
A new Direction of School Support form must be filled out
showing your new address and the date of the move so that
your taxes will support the Catholic School Board. Otherwise,
by default, the support goes to the Public School system.
Also, if you have moved out of the Pope John Paul II school
boundary, a Cross boundary form must be filled out and
approved by the Superintendent of Education/Principal. A
Cross Boundary form must be filled out and approved each
school year.
SCHOOL CASH ONLINE
Dear Parents!
In February 2015 St. John Paul II
School implemented School Cash
Online. For safety and efficiency
reasons, we want to reduce the
amount of cash and cheques coming
into our school. We are asking
parents to please take 5 minutes to REGISTER, by following
the steps below.
Once you are registered online, you will begin receiving
emails about upcoming events.
Here is a one minute movie clip that will give you a brief
overview of the registration and online shopping experience.
http://www.kevsoftware.com/movies/ParentRegEnglish/
Step 1: Please click on this link:
https://hcdsb.schoolcashonline.com
Step 2: Register by selecting the “Get
Started Now” and follow the steps.
Step 3: After you receive the confirmation email, please select
the ‘click here’ option, log in and add each of your children to
your household account.
√Convenient
√Safe
√Secure
PLEASE NOTE: If you have any questions during the
registration process or while shopping online, please select the
GET HELP option in the top right hand area of the screen. Or
call the school.
HEALTH & WELLNESS
CARING FOR ALL CHILDREN
Recesses serve a special purpose in the school routine and
students should participate fully in outside activities during this
time. If a child cannot go outside for fresh air and exercise at
lunch or recess because of a cough or cold, then they are too
contagious to be sitting in the classroom with other children,
and should remain at home. The Health Department
recommends staying home with all contagious viruses to
support a healthy daily school environment.
For your information, the Halton Catholic Board has created a
set of guidelines to ensure student safety during inclement
weather situations. These guidelines respond to extreme cold,
extreme heat, smog advisory, UV rays, and lightning and
thunder storms. These guidelines provide consistency among
all schools.
It is also important for health and safety reasons that your child
have indoor shoes or slippers on at all times while indoors. An
additional pair of dry socks is also a good idea!
Look-a-Like Products to Peanut
Butter (Peabutter, Sunbutter Spreads,
etc.)
Once again, recent inquiries have been received with respect
to look-a-like products to peanut butter with the brand name of
“Peabutter”, “Sunbutter”, or “Wowbutter”. These products are
made from soy and sunflower seeds and do not contain the
peanut protein which causes the anaphylaxis to occur in a
person with a life threatening allergy to peanuts and tree nuts.
In fact, these products are almost identical in colour,
consistency, smell and taste to peanut butter. Schools cannot
be expected to monitor for student safety when it is impossible
to differentiate between these products and peanut butter.
Therefore, the Board is requesting that parents do not send
their children to school with look-a-like products to peanut
butter such as “Peabutter”, “Sunbutter” and “Wowbutter”
sandwiches.
LENTEN FOOD DRIVE
A big Thank You to all the parents and students
who generously donated to this year’s Lenten
Food Drive. Special thanks to our Ambassadors
who promoted the food drive on the
announcements and by making posters. Great job
everyone!
GRADE 7 HEPATITIS B/MENACTRA
IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM
2014-2015
Hep B #2
HPV #3
Academic Quadrathalon:
After much preparation, our students are nearly ready for the
second annual competition at Loyola Secondary School on
Saturday April 11.
The teams have now been finalized and include 5 grade seven
students and 12 grade eights students, acting as ambassadors
for SJPII.
Team 8A consists of Rebekah N (Captain), Cali S, Gabriela L,
and Sophia M. Team 8B is now made up of Isaias D
(Captain), Terrence P, Evan J, and Lucas G.
Team 8C now includes Josh S (Captain), David D, Santino D,
and Matthew S. Finally, Team 7A is Grainne M (Captain),
Ethan C, Emily P, Steven K, and Bella G.
Thanks to Matthew Aslett and Mr. Grande for overseeing this
wonderful process of personal growth displayed by each
student.
SOCIAL MEDIA UPDATE
Saint John Paul II Catholic School is now on Twitter! Follow
us at @SJPIIOakville (http://twitter.com/SJPIIOakville) for
updates, news and events at our school.
You can also follow the Halton Catholic District School Board
at @HCDSB (http://twitter.com/HCDSB
COMMUNITY & PARENT PARTNERS
FOR KIDS (C.A.P.P FOR KIDS)
Community & Parent Partners for Kids
Building Stronger Families
Free Admission
Guest speaker: Mary Tabak
Mary Tabak is the Our Kids Network (OKN) Developmental
Asset Project Manager and is accredited in the Triple P
Positive Parenting Program. She has worked in Halton schools
for over 20 years with extensive experience in community
development, strength based approaches and parent
engagement
Halton Health provides a 2-dose
Hepatitis B and a single dose
Menactra vaccine for all Grade 7
students. The schedule for the
school’s Hepatitis B and Menactra
immunization clinics are:
Monday April 13th, 2015
ACADEMIC QUADRATHALON
Gr. 7
(Gr. 8 Girls)
Date: Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Time: 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. (Community displays 6:45 to 7:00
p.m.)
Location: Gary Allan High School/New St. Education Centre
3250 New Street, Burlington
SJPII JUNIOR BOYS SOCCER
In preparation for the upcoming soccer
season, SJPII will be fielding its first ever
junior indoor soccer teams.
After many tryouts in March, the boys
coaches would like to congratulate and
commend each of the players for showing a
combination of skill, positive attitude, and
effort.
The players that have been recognized as representatives for
the boys competitive team are: Luke S, Rodrigo N, Matthew Z
(Grade 5), Lukas D, Charlie F, Mauro L (Captain), Aidan M,
Lucas R, and Joel Z (Grade 6).
Two members from the following reserve team will also be
invited to the competitive team: Oscar K, Nicolas L, Matthew
N, Emilio S (Grade 5), Jervais B, Rasim Q, and Jason S
(Grade 6).
Continuing in his role as boys head coach for a fourth year
will be former student Matthew Aslett. Santino D (Grade 8) is
the assistant coach and Mr. Grande is the team manager.
The Boys Tournament takes place on Wednesday April 15th
and the Girls Tournament takes place on Wednesday April
22nd (both 3:15pm to 8:30pm).
All proceeds of this event will be donated to the Big Brothers
Big Sisters of Halton organization!
SJPII SENIOR BOYS BASKETBALL
The school community can take pride in
the attitude, effort and results of our Sr.
boys basketball team. The majority of
the team had not played organized or
competitive basketball prior to this
season, yet the team finished with an
Oakville
bronze
medal.
The success can be attributed to the boys
dedication as they spent numerous hours both during and after
school practicing. They committed to an aggressive defensive
game plan which required intensity and team work. Every
player on the team played and contributed this season (and
everyone scored!). During the regular season the boys went
undefeated in divisional play in the process beating some strong
teams. The only loss in Oakville play was in the semi-finals to
the eventual champion by only two points. The boys handled
all of their wins and their lone loss with class and respect to the
game and the opponent.
It truly was a memorable and rewarding season. The captains
were Daniel B and Tyler K. The graduating Grade 8's on the
team were Peter L, Christian M, Nick D, Mateo G, JC R, and
Cooper E the remainder of the team were Matthew D, Manny
B and Sean S and Trishane W. A special thanks to Mr.
Ceelen who despite a bad knee was able to ref many games
and to Mr. Petruccelli for being a ref as well. Mrs. Carter for
accompanying the team on road games and to Grace and AJ
for all of their help this season during home games.
Saints on 3....1,2,3 SAINTS
TRACK AND FIELD 2015
Save the Date: June 8th 2015, Track and Field at Holy Trinity
more news to follow.
MINI STICKS AT RECESS
Students are bringing plastic mini sticks to
school to play hockey with their friends at
recess. In order to make sure that our
students are safe a designated area will be
assigned for mini sticks. Students who
are bringing plastic mini sticks must also wear protective eye
wear in order to play. Parents are asked to purchase sport
goggles to send in with their children who are playing mini
sticks. Teachers on duty will be monitoring closely in order to
keep our students safe.
FROM THE LEARNING COMMONS
Saint John Paul II School's Battle of the Books teams will be
competing in the annual local competition on April 14th
(juniors) and April 17th (seniors). This initiative of the
Oakville Public Library supports students' love of books and
reading as well as a healthy spirit of competition between
Catholic and public Oakville schools. Go Saints Go!
ANGEL HAIR FOR KIDS/PANTENE
BEAUTIFUL LENGTHS
This year we would like to offer our
opportunity to share with children,
teens and adults coping with hair
loss related to cancer treatment by
donating their hair.
Both of us have decided to grow out
our hair and donate it to make wigs for cancer patients. We
look forward to including as many people as possible in this
cause. We will be raising money in support for cancer
research, as well, as not all students will be able to grow their
hair to the minimum 8 inch ponytail. Please consider allowing
your child to become involved in this worthy cause.
The date reserved to have our haircut at school (including all
students who have permission to participate) is Monday, June
22nd in the morning. We have chosen this date as most
hairstylists typically have Monday as their “day off”. This
allows them to donate their time without loss of revenue. We
currently have two stylists signed up to help but welcome
others who are interested in donating their time.
Please note, students will receive a quick “bob cut” but should
book an appointment to have their hair styled the way they
want.
For hair donations 12 inches or longer we can donate the hair
to Angel Hair for Kids which specializes in making wigs for
children who have lost hair due to illness, cancer treatment or
trauma.
For hair donations from 8 to just under 12 inches, we can
donate to Pantene Beautiful Lengths which makes wigs for
women who have experienced hair loss due to cancer
treatment.
LOYOLA LUNCH HOUR
LEADERSHIP
Starting on April 7th six wonderful Loyola students will be
leading lunch hour sports activities every Tuesday to
Friday for 6 weeks. They will be here Tuesday to Fridays
from 11:45 to 12:45 working with students in Grades 1 to 8.
The focus of these sessions is fun, fitness and friendship. We
look forward to having these positive role models at PJPII.
TOASTMASTER YOUTH
LEADERSHIP
Mrs. Hustler and Mr. Kay
FRENCH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
The Grade 4 students will be attending the Gregg LeRock
Concert at the Meeting House in Oakville on April
30th. Gregg LeRock is a talented musician and educational
French as a Second Language performer who uses different
genres of music throughout his concert.
FSL PUBLIC SPEAKING
COMPETITION
Congratulations to Owen Thunich (Gr.4), Yasmine Khoury
(Gr.4) and Isaias De Alejandro Souvervielle (Gr.8) who will
be representing our school on April 1st at St. Thomas Aquinas
School at 6:30 p.m at the FSL Public Speaking Regional
Competition. Owen will be participating in the FSL Plus
category, Yasmine in the Junior Core FSL category and Isaias
in the Intermediate French Immersion category. We wish
Owen, Yasmine and Isaias much success in the "concours
oratoire"
FUTURE LOYOLA HAWKS
Grade 8 students You are invited to attend your
first official Loyola Secondary School Event!
Thursday, May 14th, 2015 4:30-7:00 PM
You will meet our Mentors, enjoy some pizza, be
able to ask questions about Gr. 9 and watch a movie on the
BIG screen!!
Register at http://goo.gl/U7blYE
ATTENTION PARENTS!
A “High School 1O1” parent information session will be held
in the library from 6:15 – 7:00 PM.
Also, a reminder of the upcoming Grade 7 Day at Loyola –
Thursday April 23 – More information to follow after Easter.
The Toastmaster Youth Leadership members have been busy
over the past 10 weeks practising their speaking, evaluation,
impromptu speaking, and parliamentary procedure skills.
Congratulations to the following students for completing the
program:
- Isabella S
- Sophia M
- Julia G
- Terrence P
- Ethan Calleja
- Montse S
- Cali S
- Kyle N
- Bella G
- Rebecca N
- Gabby L
EYE SEE EYE LEARN
The Eye See...Eye Learn® (ESEL) program was developed to
raise awareness among parents of the importance of having
their children's eyes checked upon starting school. The
program provides comprehensive eye exams by local Doctors
of Optometry to junior kindergarten students in participating
school regions. The eye exams are covered under provincial
health insurance (or OHIP). This means that there is no out-ofpocket cost for the eye exam. If the child requires a pair of
glasses, they will receive a FREE pair donated by Nikon
Lenswear, OGI and your participating Doctor of Optometry.
The value of the glasses is estimated over $250.
Please post the link www.eyeseeeyelearn.ca and the attached
flyer for the Eye See...Eye Learn® program on
your school and Kindergarten websites and newsletters.
Learn more
about our
Parent’s Checklist of Vision
Problems
Children may not know that they have a vision problem. They
can’t always tell you what they see. 1 out of 4 children have a
significant eye problem that can interfere with learning and
development. The Ontario Association of Optometrists
recommends that every young child has complete eye
examinations at ages 6 months, 3 years and every year
thereafter.
Visit www.EyeSeeEyeLearn.ca for information.
The Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) pays for
the cost of an annual eye examination for children
aged 0-19 years. To find an optometrist, you can
call the Ontario Association of Optometrists at
(800) 540-3837 or visit www.eyecareoao.com
for a list of doctors in your area.
DOES YOUR CHILD HAVE
AN UNUSUAL EYE APPEARANCE?
_ One eye that looks turned in or out?
_ Bumps, styes, redness, swelling or crusting of eyelids?
_ Drooping eyelid?
_ Haziness or whitish appearance inside the pupil?
_ Frequently watery eyes?
DOES YOUR CHILD BEHAVE IN A WAY
THAT COULD SUGGEST A VISION
PROBLEM?
_ Does not watch or follow an object?
_ Touches things to help recognize them?
_ Does not make eye contact?
_ Closes or covers one eye?
_ Squints or frowns when looking far or near?
_ Rubs or touches the eyes a lot?
_ Blinks more than usual?
_ Reacts strongly to light?
_ Turns or tilts head when viewing objects?
_ Holds objects very close to face?
_ Dislikes near tasks?_ Loses interest quickly or becomes
irritable with visual
activities?
_ Has poor depth perception or trouble seeing 3D?
_ Trips, falls or bumps into things often?
_ Is unco-ordinated for play activities and sports?
DOES YOUR CHILD HAVE ANY
DIFFICULTIES
WITH LEARNING?
_ Has poor posture when reading/writing?
_ Has poor handwriting?
_ Moves head, loses place, skips lines when reading?
_ Uses more effort than normal to complete school work?
_ Works hard but is not achieving the expected level at
school?
IS YOUR CHILD AT RISK FOR VISION
PROBLEMS?
_ Does a family member have a turned or lazy or blind eye?
_ Does a family member have glasses with high power?
_ Has any family member had early childhood cataracts or
glaucoma?
_ Were there complications with the pregnancy or delivery?
_ Was your child premature at birth?
_ Does your child have a hearing loss?
_ Does your child have a health condition that can affect eyes,
such as:
_ Cerebral palsy
_ Juvenile arthritis
_ Down syndrome
_ Autism
_ Attention deficit disorder (ADHD)
_ Developmental delay
ST. JOHN PAUL II CATHOLIC SCHOOL
APRIL
2015
SUNDAY
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Please refer to our school website for updates, announcements and a full year calendar activities.
If your child will be absent from school, please call, #905-827-8894.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
1
6:30pm – FSL Public
Speaking Competition St.
Thomas Aquinas
THURSDAY
2
2:30pm Holy Thursday
Liturgy
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
3
Good Friday
4
Holy Saturday
Lunch Lady
5
12
HAPPY
EASTER
6
Easter Monday
7
Pizza Day
8
Gr. 8 Trip
Invention Convention
(Notre Dame}
9
Lunch Lady
10
Gr. 8 students
Loyola Guidance
Teachers visit
11
13
14
Gr. 3-5
Battle of the Books
@ OPL (all day)
15
Gr. 2 RetreatSt. Matthews (Main,
Mendiola & Torres)
16
17
18
Lunch Lady
Gr. 6-8
Battle of the Books @
OPL (all day)
First
Holy
Communion
10:30am (Main,
Mendiola, Torres)
2:00pm.
Petruccelli,
MacDonald)
Pizza Day
Gr. 7 vaccination
Gr. 8 Girls – HPV
Gr. 5-6 Boys Indoor
Soccer Tourrnament
Gr. 3 Game Club
19
20
Pizza Day
21
Rosary Apostolate
Gr. 3 Game Club
Gr. 2 First Communion Tea
2:15pm Gym
22
Gr. 5-6 Girls Indoor
Soccer Tournament
27
Pizza Day
Gr. 3 Game Club
28
9:30-11:05am
Gr. 2 Visit from
Humane Society
Gym
FDK Trip – Safety Village (Popa, Otterman,
Sanfilippo)
23
Lunch Lady
Gr. 7 day at Loyola
7:00pm C.A.P.P for
kids Gary Allan
School Burlington
26
Gr. 2 RetreatSt. Matthews
(Petruccelli, MacDonald)
29
30
Lunch Lady
9:00am –
Gr. 4 - FSL Trip
Gregg LeRock Concert
FDK Trip – Safety
Village - (Lubanszky,
Goncz, Amoruso)
24
PA Day
(No School)
Loyola
Academic
Quadrathlon
25