St. Stephen Catholic Elementary School
Home of the Sharks!
Today we acknowledge and value the work that takes place behind the scenes to keep our schools clean and safe.
Thank you to all our custodians at SSN for being so caring. You go above and beyond your job description every day, quietly watching over our students in the hallways and making sure nothing seems out of place. Thank you for making sure ... Continue reading "National Custodian Recognition Day – October 2nd"
This is just a friendly reminder that the last day to order our St. Stephen 20th Anniversary T-shirts is Monday, October 2nd, 2023. If you haven’t done so yet and are interested in ordering, please click on the link below and fill out the order form. Please send the order form and the payment to the school with your child. ... Continue reading "St. Stephen Celebrating 20 Years"
On September 29, 2023, students and staff from across the York Catholic District School Board (YCDSB) will commemorate Orange Shirt Day, National Truth and Reconciliation Day.
Staff and students are encouraged to wear orange to acknowledge the impact of the residential school system, raise awareness and honour Indigenous communities, to promote reconciliation.
School-Day is an online cashless system for use by parents, teachers and office administrative staff. We are implementing School-Day to minimize the handling of cash
by students, teachers and office staff, to reduce paper, and to streamline office efficiencies.
School-Day can be accessed from any web browser and gives parents real-time, secure access to up-to-date information, ... Continue reading "School-day Online Payment Tool"
We will have our Curriculum night on Thursday, Sept. 21st beginning at 6:30 pm -7:30 pm. It is a great opportunity for parents and guardians to meet the teachers and view your child(ren)’s classroom.
As we start a new school year, we hope you will take some time to review the SafeArrival information below.
When your child is sick, we understand that informing their school can be easily forgotten. But when absent students are not reported and office staff are unable to contact their parent/guardian, schools must assume the child is lost ... Continue reading "SafeArrival Information: Keeping Our Kids Safe"
