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“FAREWELL AND ADIEU: LAST WORDS FROM YOUR PRINCIPAL”

Another school year closes, and on behalf of our Staff and School Council, we wish to thank all

parents and members of our community for supporting our children’s learning, extra curricular

activities and faith journeys. All of our students can be proud of their achievements in all areas of

school life – sports, academics, faith and special events.

I wish to welcome Mrs. Bumbacco– Sodaro to the St. Elizabeth School Community as your new

Principal (formerly of St. Francis Catholic School in Cambridge) . She is excited to have been

assigned here and is looking forward to meeting you in the upcoming months. I have told her

many wonderful things about our school community.

As for my leaving and retirement, I can honestly say I have truly enjoyed my 30 years as an

educator and Principal in five different schools predominantly with the Waterloo Catholic District

School Board. The time has been spent doing what I love and most of all meeting wonderful

people that have supported me along the way—students, staff, parents, school councils,

administration, parish staffs. I could not have done it without the support of these great people.

As for the St Elizabeth Catholic School Community , I can only attest to the fine job you as

parents have done with your children. They have been respectful while displaying a mature

sense of who they are as individuals. They have shown a great enthusiasm for all the initiatives

we have done throughout the last three years. Continue to support them in being the best

persons they can be. To the staff , I have truly loved working with a group of hard– working

professionals who have the best interests of our students and school community at heart. I

thank them for the time and energy they have dedicated to making the school a great place to

be. To our School Council, thanks for all your support in the initiatives we have provided these

past years. You have displayed tremendous energy and commitment to creating and supporting

great activities and events for our students and parents , in bringing them together as a

community and keeping our school environment current with 21st Century learning.

I wish you many blessings and prayers as a Catholic school community and that you continue to

thrive in the years ahead while ensuring your commitment to faith –based education rooted in

our Gospels. It truly makes a difference in the lives of our students and your children. Hoping I

run into many of you once again on the new journey.

Continue to Be Safe and Healthy and God Bless.

Sincerely,

Mr. L. Pellizzari, Principal

A FATHER’S DAY PRAYER

LORD, WE GIVE THANKS FOR FATHERS

FOR THEIR LOVE AND AFFECTION.

FOR THEIR SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE.

FOR THEIR HUMOUR AND PLAYFULNESS.

BLESS ALL FATHERS AND HELP THEM TO CONTINUE TO MODEL GOD’S UNCONDITIONAL

LOVE

LORD, BLESS ALL MEN WHO ARE FATHER FIGURES FOR CHILDREN.

BLESS THE IMPORTANT MODELING THEY DO FOR CHILDREN.

BY CARING AND NURTURING CHILDREN THEY GIVE THEM A GLIMPSE OF THE GOODNESS AND

TENDERNESS OF GOD.

WE ASK OUR PRAYER THROUGH CHRIST OUR LORD.

AMEN

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THANKS AND APPRECIATION TO OUR SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS

AS THE SCHOOL YEAR DRAWS TO A CLOSE, WE WISH TO THANK ALL OUR SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS

WHO HAVE DEDICATED THEIR TIME AND EFFORTS TO SUPPORTING A VARIETY OF SCHOOL

ACTIVITIES WHETHER THEY BE STRONGSTART, SCHOOL COUNCIL, READING WITH OUR

YOUNGER STUDENTS, ACCOMPANYING OUR STUDENTS ON FIELD TRIPS AND DRIVING

OUR ATHLETES AND STUDENTS TO ACTIVITIES AND SPORTING ACTIVITIES.

WE COULD NEVER DO IT WITHOUT YOU!!

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Ontario Catholic Graduate Expectations of the Month

This year we will be concentrating on a specific “Ontario Catholic Graduate Expectation” of the Month for us to reflect upon.

The O.C.G.E for the month of June is “ An Effective Communicator ”: A person who speaks,

writes and listens honestly and sensitively, responding critically in light of gospel values”

“I speak , write and listen as Jesus would want me to and I speak up for others”

THANKS / CONGRATULATIONS

• Congratulations to our Grade 3 and 6 students for giving

us their best efforts on the Provincial EQAO Assessments

and our Grade 7 students for their efforts in the CAT– 4

Assessment and Grade 4’s in CCAT Assessment.

• Good Luck to All Our St. Elizabeth Catholic School Track

and Field Qualifiers who will be participating in our

W.C.D.S.B. Area Track and Field Meet on June 6

coached by Mr. Mireault and Mr. Nicholls. Good luck to

our Cross Country runners at Shades Mill on June

4 .Thanks to coaches, Mrs. Morelli, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs.

Harnack. Thanks to Mr. Mireault and Mr. Nicholls for

organizing a wonderful School Track and Field Meet .

• Good Luck to our “Eagles who participate are

participating in Baseball and Soccer tournaments this

month. Thanks to all our athletes and coaches: Mrs.

Marchant, Mrs. Durastanti, Madame Figueiredo, Mrs.

Deignan.

• Leaders of Virtue and Certificates of Achievement

Assemblies: June 24: PM

Our last assembly for Certificates of Achievement takes place

on June 20 for our JK-3 students at 2:30 pm and our Grade 4-8

students at 1:10 pm. Students will be recognized for their

participation in academics, sports and clubs.

• SCHOOL YEAR CLOSING MASS

Our year end school mass will take place on Friday, June 15,

2018 at 10:00am at St. Mary of the Visitation Church. All are

invited to attend this Celebration of the Eucharist and reflect on

a great school year. Our BBQ Picnic” Lunch BBQ catered by

RMI Catering takes place in our school yard shortly after our

walk back from Mass that morning.

School Barbeque Lunch and Buddy Appreciation Day

On Friday , June 15, 2018 our students will enjoy a BBQ Picnic

Lunch” with their friends, classmates and buddies in our school

yard right after we return from our year end Mass at St. Mary of

the Visitation Church. “Remember Me Inc.”. Catering will be at

our school to provide students food packages of hot dogs or

hamburgers and a bottled water. Students can purchase a hot

dog , chips and water package or a hamburger, chips and water

package for $7.00 and can pay in cash at the BBQ or order in

advance through Cash Online. We will not be collecting pre-

payments in cash form. Deadline for Cash Online Orders is June

7, 2018. A flyer will be sent

home with order

information.

• SECOND TERM PROVINCIAL REPORT CARDS

Second Term Provincial Report cards will be sent home on Tuesday, June 26, 2018. The third page

response sheet must be sent back on the following day to provide adequate filing time of reports before

school ends.

• GRADE EIGHT GRADUATION UPDATE

Our Grade 8 students will formally graduate from elementary school on Tuesday, June 26, 20178.

Diplomas and Awards will be handed out at a ceremony taking place at Hespeler Arena at 6:30 pm that

evening . Our Graduates enjoy a School Grad Dance following the ceremony. Good Luck Graduates and

Congratulations.

• LAST DAY OF CLASSES

The last day of school and classes is Friday June 29, 2018 Students are encouraged to bring home all

personal items in order to prepare for the summer clean-up. DISMISSAL WILL BE AT THE REGULAR

TIME OF 3:40 PM.

• AUGUST OFFICE HOURS

Administrative Staff will be available in the office starting August 27, 2018. If you need assistance or know

of someone who may wish to register a child, please call (519-651-0400) and leave a message to make an

appointment. Your call will be returned as soon as possible.

ST. ELIZABETH SCHOOL FALL

FUNDRAISING FOR 2018-19

During the 2018-19 School Year we

will be having 2 fundraising drives:

Fundraiser #1: Halloween Dance a

thon: October 31, 2018

Fundraiser # 2: Family Valentine

Silent Auction and Dance: February

7, 2019

THANKS FOR SUPPORTING OUR

SCHOOL COUNCIL’S FUNDRAISING

INITIATIVES THIS YEAR. YOUR

GENEROSITY HAS GONE A LONG

WAY IN PROVIDING VALUABLE

RESOURCES FOR OUR SCHOOL.

UPDATE!!!!!!!!STUDENT TRANSPORTATION FOR SEPTEMBER

The student login feature on our website will be available for use August 20, 2018. Parents and

students will be able to login and view their transportation details for the next school year. Visit the

site www.stswr.ca and click on student login. To login you will have to enter the following

information:

Ontario Education Number (from report card)

Students birth date (day, month, year)

Street Number (street # from student’s home address)

School (select school from the drop down)

Since most JK students will not have an OEN number prior to September, STSWR will be sending a

direct mail out to the families of Junior and Senior Kindergarten students that will be transported next

year. That information will be mailed out during the week of August 27th. A direct mail out will also be

sent in August to the families with special needs students that will be transported in September. If you

have any questions please feel free to contact Student Transportation Services of Waterloo Region at 519-650-

4934 ext. 227

Happy Retirement, Mr. Mireault

We congratulate and wish Mr.

Mireault all the best in his retire-

ment from education this June.

Thanks for all the dedication to

our academic and sports pro-

grams in our system and espe-

cially St. Elizabeth Catholic

School. You will be missed.

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St. Elizabeth School 2017-18 Yearbook

St. Elizabeth has produced a 2017—2018 School yearbook. It will be

approximately 100 pages, 8-1/2” by 11, coil bound book featuring pictures

of all classes and some special activities that happened over the school

year. A number of pages are dedicated to our Gr. 8 graduating class. We

have ordered a quantity of 130 copies only of this yearbook which will be

sold for $25.00 a copy until June 15. Purchase can only be made through

Cash Online beginning June 4.

Please check out the order information on the flyer attached to

this newsletter

Thanks to Mrs. Miller and her year-long work at creating this book of

special events and memories of the year.

ST. ELIZABETH CATHOLIC SCHOOL DRESS CODE REMINDER

We know its June and the weather is delightful. But students are required to dress in a manner that reflects school

as a place of learning. While we recognize the right of parents and children to express themselves through their

clothing, we must reserve the right to have the final say regarding the appropriateness of any clothing worn at

school. At school, students are expected to dress neatly and modestly. Below are some guidelines that we would

like staff and students to adhere to: shirts or blouses will cover the torso and shoulders completely (no spaghetti

straps or halters, or muscle shirts, no “underarms” exposed .No midriff showing . Shorts and skirts need to be

modest (mid-thigh or longer)- at the end of finger tips when arm is at the side. No short “Shorts” please!!!!! Let’s

make our learning environment including our playground a respectable place to be. Thank you for your support in

this area.

MISSON DAY FUN FAIR!

It is that time of year again. Mission Day Fun Fair is taking place the afternoon of Wednesday, June 13th. Advance ticket sales will be starting on Monday June 4

th until Monday, June 11

th (in

your child’s classroom). The average cost of an activity station is 2-4 tickets. Tickets will cost 5 for

$1.00. Tickets will also be available to purchase on the afternoon of Mission Day Fun Fair however; it is

highly suggested that your child purchase tickets in advance to avoid long line-ups. Donations for the

Candy Sale, Bake Sale, and Cake Raffle are happily accepted, as well as gently used items for the

"White Elephant" Garage Sale. Please see additional information letters being sent home with your child

regarding donations to our Raffle table and Raffle baskets. Lastly, if you would like to volunteer to run an

activity station that afternoon, we would greatly appreciate your help. Any questions can be forwarded to

Mrs. Gorman or Mrs. Evans. This year our proceeds will be divided among the following charities and

initiatives: Lisaard House/Innisfree House Hospice for Palliative Care in Cambridge and “Mom to Mom

Africa” which provides education to youth at the CHETI School and professional training for teachers in

Africa, and “Hope for People” providing education to youth in Haiti.

Parents are more than welcome to attend and walk around with their children. This is especially needed for our younger students (more information from our Kindergarten teachers regarding this routine will follow).

NEWS FROM OUR PASTOR : SCHOOL YEAR CLOSING WORDS

It seems as if I wrote the introductory message for the school newsletter only yester-day, and yet, nine months have passed, and here we are entering June and with it the end of the School Year. Time passes quickly, and yet the blessings can speed by just as quickly if we don’t take the time to reflect upon them with gentleness and joy. As this school year comes to an end - who do you wish to thank for the blessing which have been part of this time?

Certainly our teachers and support staff at the school are on the list; their dedication in and outside the classrooms of our parish school are invaluable and have helped each of the children grow. Our thanks go to our principal and administrative staff for the leadership they have given which have opened many doors of opportunity. Our school councils and volunteer parents get kudos for sure, they have added so much to the lives of our children. The children themselves, who have striven all year to do the right thing and to learn from the moments when they have not, deserve a pat on the back with a moments doubt. The list is endless, and certainly personal. Can I add one how-ever that sometimes gets forgotten; Our Heavenly Father.

In each passing day, in every lesson, in all sadness and success - He has been there. Not just watching the time, but watching over it. Our Heavenly Father has been that Guest who has gently lead us thru the passages of time this year - for surely we did not do it alone.

As we enter the summer months don’t forget to make time for Him. To thank Him for the blessings and for the time we have. Sundays continue to be the Lord’s Day, in which we honour the Lord and also seek His help and protection. It is in being nour-ished by a community of prayer that we find the strength to climb the hills and walk the paths that the times of life bring.

May the Blessings of the Lord truly be ones we rejoice in as we come to the conclu-sion of the this time called our school year, and may they also be the ones we seek as we begin the time of these coming summer months together.

Father F. Freitas

Pastor

JUNE NEWSLETTER 2018

St. Elizabeth Catholic School

Yearbook 2017-2018

Dear Parents,

Don’t wait to purchase your child’s copy of our

St. Elizabeth Catholic School Yearbook 2017-2018.

Last day to order will be June 15.

Don’t miss this opportunity. Only 130 copies are available

for purchase.

Order on School Cash Online Only beginning June 4. No

Cash in Advance Sales.

Yearbooks are priced at $25.00

They will be distributed on June 25, 2018.

These are the days your child will want to

remember forever. To help you capture the

memories, friendships and special times, we’re

putting together a school yearbook.

Buy their yearbook now to make it unforgettable. We have

ordered 130 copies only. The yearbook consists of 100

pages (gloss) full color, laminated

(front and back cover) and black spiral.

Thanks you for supporting our school.

SCHOOL YEAR CLOSING MASS OF CELEBRATION AND BBQ LUNCH

Our Year End Mass takes place on Friday , June 15, 2018 at St. Mary of the Visitation Church at 10:00 a.m. We will be walking with our students to and from the Church. This is notice to let you know we are doing so. Please direct any concerns around ‘walking” to your child’s teacher. All are invited to attend this Mass to celebrate and reflect on a wonderful school year. OUR JUN-IOR AND KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS WILL NOT BE ATTENDING MASS ON THIS MORNING.

In the Spirit of Celebrating a great year as we journey into the summer holidays, “RMI Catering” will be at our school to provide a Barbeque Lunch for our students. Our theme for the day is “Celebrating Canada” where students can wear Red and White and enjoy a picnic BBQ with their teachers and classes. (Those students not wanting BBQ can bring a lunch from home to eat out-side). The BBQ Lunch will take place in the school yard upon return from our Year End Mass and will approximately take place from 11:45 am- 1:00 pm.

Our students will be sitting with their reading buddies and we will enjoy some games and student fellowship during this lunch hour. There are two ways to order this BBQ Lunch;

Payment can be made “IN ADVANCE ONLY” through Cash Online.

Payment can be made by Cash that day to an RMI Cashier at the BBQ.

PLEASE NOTE: WE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTING PRE- ORDERS OF THE BBQ LUNCH PACKAGES WHERE CASH WILL BE SENT TO SCHOOL FOR PROCESSING. STUDENTS WILL PURCHASE DIRECTLY FROM “REMEMBER ME CATERING” ON THAT DAY or YOU WILL ORDER THROUGH CASH ONLINE. PARENTS OF OUR YOUNGER STUDENTS MAY WISH TO ORDER THROUGH CASHONLINE TO AVOID STUDENT’S HANDLING MONIES THAT DAY.

THE COST OF THE BBQ LUNCH PACKAGE IS $ 7.00.

OPTION 1: 1 HAMBURGER + BAG OF CHIPS+ (BOTTLED WATER)

OR

OPTION 2: 1 HOTDOG + BAG OF CHIPS + (BOTTLED WATER)

OR

Deadline for Cash Online Orders is Thursday, June 7, 2018.

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St. Elizabeth School Council Minutes - Monday, May 14, 2018 @ 6:30pm

In Attendance

W e l c o m e a n d P r a y e r Meeting called to order at 6:30pm. Alison led us in prayer to open the meeting.

T r e a s u r e r – M i c h e l l e Review of Income Statement/Financials/Earmarks

• Current balance = $9659 .72. Remaining allocations to be spent, leaving us with ~$2000

to start next year.

Allocations remaining for:

Landscaping (mulch) $300.00

Spirit (Popsicle day) $111.53

Grade 8 Graduation $ 69.20

Chrome Books Charging buckets $ 350.00 (two have been ordered)

Student/Team Uniforms – Junior div $1500.00

Support for the Marginalized $ 350.00

Learning Commons $4600.00 * 5000.00 * Motion

by Alison to increase to

Remaining Allocations $7280.73 $7680.73 $5000. Se-

conded by Nelly.

Uniforms and T-shirts – Michelle showed a sample of double sided tank jersey – needed

with numbers, current St Elizabeth logo and reversible. Need in Junior sizing. Dis-

cussed t-shirts for other activities the club/team to purchase and keep (eg. Folk

Dance, Skills Canada, Cross Country, etc)

• F u n d r a i s i n g I n i ti a ti v e s f o r 2 0 0 1 8 - 2 0 0 1 9 – A l i s o n Continue with Valentine’s Dance (Smaller silent auction)

Halloween Dance-A-Thon

Possibly pursue Movie nights (winter & spring). May need to apply for 3rd fundraiser ex-

ception

• U m b r e l l a P r o j e c t - A l i s o n Board was looking for 17 schools to pilot this program next school year, so St Elizabeth

applied and was approved.

PRO Grant application submitted for Parent Presentations to support implementation of

this project at home as well.

• F o u n d a ti o n s f o r H e a l t h y S c h o o l s - L e o A very successful program again this year with water hydration, Black History Month, Cul-

tures Day. Thank you to staff for embracing this.

Final surveys will go out to students to assess program and impact on students as well as

a graffiti board for students to leave comments.

Intend to continue the program next year

Alison Wills (Chair) Tina Cassidy (Spirit & Fundraising) Leo Pellizzari (Principal) Taryn Marchant (Teacher Rep)

Jason Urquhart Kim Zilinski Tara Patterson Michelle Bowman (Treasurer)

Nelly Osmar Kim Myatt

• E c o S c h o o l D e s i g n a ti o n – L e o Gold status was maintained again this year.

Lots of great work by the Eco team, including the garden tower in entrance, classroom recycling,

etc.

Applying as well for Ophea designation (Ontario Phys Ed and Health)

• C l e a n u p F r o n t G a r d e n s – M i c h e l l e & L e o Cleanup occurred. Mulch needs raked, refreshed. We do not need too much to get the gardens in

good shape again. Leo will order mulch. Volunteers may be needed.

Maybe add a few Hostas or other perennials (Eco team)

P r i n c i p a l ’ s U p d a t e : -2018-19 Enrollments are from current year 385 to 375. Maintaining 3 JK-SK classes. Interviewing

to replace Mr. Mireault upon his retirement at the end of June.

-CAT-4, CCAT, EQAO continues the next few weeks

-Sacraments of Holy Communion and Confirmation were last weekend

-Catholic Education week was last week and included participation in the Folk Dance Festival, Cul-

tures Day, …

-Track and Field meet is Wed, May 16 @ St Benedict’s. Spring Athletics: Cross Country, Soccer

and Baseball

-New JK Orientation – May 24th.

Alison unable to attend. Tara offered to present on behalf of School Council.

Tina will prepare the small treat bags for parents.

-Grade 8 Graduation is Tues, June 26th. Will be a mass with St Gabriel’s and OLOF on Mon, June

25th, followed by lunch at Boston Pizza.

-Mission Day is June 13th.

-Capital Improvements (School budget) over the summer include new roof, bike/scooter racks, re-

place basketball standards, line painting & signage, paint library and Learning Commons up-

grade, braille signs within the school for compliance.

-Transition of Incoming Administrator will commence once replacement identified, hopefully by end

of May2018.

Upcoming Dates June 7, 2018 - Final School Council offsite celebration. Potluck at Alison’s. Signup will be emailed.

June 14, 2018 - Teacher appreciation luncheon. Alison coordinating and will email signup list.

June 15, 2018 – Year End Mass and Volunteer Appreciation (invited for picnic back at school after

Mass)

Thank you to all School Council Members for a great year!

Dear Parent(s)/Guardian(s):

Transportation details for the 2018-2019 school year for eligible students

will be available on Monday August 20, 2018.

Parents can login and view your child’s transportation details online by go-

ing to http://www.stswr.ca and following these easy steps:

Click on “Student Login”

Enter your child’s Ontario Education Number (OEN)

The OEN can be found on your child’s report card

Numbers only, no space, no dash

Enter your child’s birth date

dd/mm/yyyy

Enter your child’s street number

house number only

Select the school your child is attending from the drop down menu

Please note: any address changes need to be done through your school. If you are moving this summer or changing caregiver arrangements for the fall, it is recommended that you communicate the change of address to your child’s school before the end of the 2017-18 school year.

You can also visit http://www.stswr.ca to see bus delays and cancellations,

subscribe to receive e-mail notifications for late buses and closures and

follow us on Twitter.

STUDENT TRANSPORTATION SERVICES OF WATERLOO REGION (STSWR), INC

4275 King Street East Kitchener, ON

N2P 2E9 Tel: 519-650-4934 Fax: 519-650-2979

June 2018

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The Extended Day Program at

ST. ELIZABETH

If you are interested in enrolling your child into the

Extended Day Program for 2018-19 school year, please visit

www.wcdsb.ca and follow the Extended Day Program links to register.

Extended Day Programs………. Are led by knowledgeable Early Childhood Educators Operate from 7:00 a.m. to school starting bell time and school ending bell time

to 6:00 p.m. Are offered at your child’s school providing convenient, consistent programming

for parents and children

Allow for fulltime schedules or part time schedules that follow a weekly recurring set of days

Are available for an affordable fee, offering a variety of payment methods, including most major credit cards

Are eligible for Region of Waterloo child care subsidy Once determined viable, ongoing registration throughout the school year

For further questions or information please email extended.day@wcdsb.ca

Or call 519-578-3660

SUMMER BO AST 2018 : JULY 2 -20

Li te racy and Numeracy Programs of fe red to a l l Gr 1 to 6 s tudents in our communi ty !

Summer Boost: July 2-20, 2018

Mon. to Fri. 8:30am – 12:30

Open to students enrolled in Grade 1 to 6 as of September 2018

Register Today and Experience the Difference Summer Boost Makes!

Want to see your child improve his/her math, reading, writing and problem solving skills and be READY for next

year? Through our Summer Boost program teachers and students will experience three fun-filled weeks of learning

and growing together. The goal of Summer Boost is to provide an exciting educational program aimed at improving

the numeracy and literacy skills of our students.

Students will…

• Experience a faith-based learning experience through prayer, meditation and integration of gospel values;

• Engage in fun literacy/numeracy activities at school and home with family members as part of the Home Numera-

cy/Literacy Program;

• Have a variety of opportunities for hands on learning through Scientists in Schools, Aboriginal guest speakers,

robotics, coding and outside play;

• Be served healthy Nutrition for Learning snacks daily and will be engaged in regular physical activity that empha-

sizes teamwork, skills and sportsmanship;

• Receive an integrated arts education as cooperative activities will be designed each week to promote creativity

and critical thinking as expressed through music, drama and visual arts;

• Access technology including chromebooks and ipads;

• Make new friends and develop a belief in themselves as learners through the power of perseverance.

Summer Boost is FREE and registration is required.

Kitchener – St. John, Monsignor Haller, St. Dominic

Waterloo – Our Lady of Lourdes, St. Agnes

Cambridge – Holy Spirit, Christ the King

ONLINE Registration is open!

https://survey.wcdsb.ca/summer-boost.aspx

For more information contact: heather.papp@wcdsb.ca

pat.runstedler@wcdsb.ca