2018 - 2019 ∙ ROOTED IN CHRIST: WE BELONG, WE BELIEVE, WE BECOME

VIRTUE OF THE MONTH: GRATITUDE

Gratitude is a flower that blooms in noble souls. Pope Francis

This the day, the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad. Psalm 118:24

The October Virtue for the month is GRATITUDE. Whenever we gather as a faith community to worship, we offer thanks to our God. The blessings of food, friends, family and freedom are all gifts from our Creator God. As we prepare for the celebration of Thanksgiving, we are urged to take some time to remember our blessings and give thanks. OUR SCHOOL MOTTO:

Dignity . Courtesy . Respect

OUR LADY OF SORROWS CATHOLIC SCHOOL 32 Montgomery Road, Etobicoke, Ontario M8X 1Z4

Telephone: 416-393-5246 Fax: 416-393-5031

OCTOBER 2018 Antonio Morsillo PRINCIPAL

Patrick Keyes 416-222-8282 Ext. 2732 SUPERINTENDENT

Ann Andrachuk 416-512-3402 TRUSTEE

Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church 416-231-6016 3055 Bloor Street West Toronto, Ontario M8X 1C6 PARISH

Julianne Renna CSPC CHAIR

www.tcdsb.org/cpic CPIC (PARENT ENGAGEMENT - TCDSB)

www.tcdsb.org/oapce-toronto OAPCE TORONTO (PROVINCIAL VOICE FOR PARENTS)

750 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

11:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.

ENROLLMENT HOURS OF OPERATION LUNCH HOUR

NEW REGISTRANTS WELCOME

Apply online: soar.tcdsb.org Call 416-393-5246 or the TCDSB Admissions Department at 416-222-8282, ext. 2383. For general information about the Toronto Catholic District School Board, please visit the website at www.tcdsb.org Stay in touch with the latest news throughout the school year: Follow @TCDSB on Twitter.

2018 - 2019 ∙ ROOTED IN CHRIST: WE BELONG, WE BELIEVE, WE BECOME

SECONDARY SCHOOL OPEN HOUSES October 9th at 6:30 p.m. - Father John Redmond Catholic Secondary School and Regional Arts Centre 28 Colonel Samuel Smith Parkway Etobicoke, ON 416-393-5540 October 10th at 7:00 p.m. - Bishop Allen Academy 721 Royal York Road Etobicoke, ON 416-393-5549 For a complete list of school Open Houses see the attached document below. October 11th at 6:30 p.m.- Michael Power/St. Joseph Catholic Secondary School 105 Eringate Drive Etobicoke, ON 4165-393-5529

STUDENT IEP’S

By October 16th, student IEP’s will go home. If you have any questions regarding the contents, please contact your child’s teacher. The sheet indicating that you received it needs to be signed and returned as soon as possible. TERRY FOX RUN Thank you to all the students and teachers for their participation in the Terry Fox School Run. Many thanks to Ms. Sutej and Ms. Gaul for coordinating this event on behalf of OLS. LUNCH DROP-OFF If you are delivering a lunch, please label it clearly and leave it on the table outside the office. Do not drop-off the lunch in the office. SAFETY – WORTH REPEATING Our Play Yard Safety Practice remains the same. During morning drop-off, the only adults in the yard should be teachers on duty or parent volunteers. This allows for easier visibility and greater safety for all our students. All adults entering the school grounds must report to the office where we will be happy to assist you. HALLOWE’EN

Hallowe’en is a very exciting time for children, and we would like to embrace this excitement. There will be a parade of costumes for students on October 31st in the morning and parents are invited to watch the parade (weather permitting). We will also have a

Hallowe’en Dance for the entire school. Times are as follows:

Grade 1 & 2 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

Grade JK/SK 10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.

Grades 3 & 4 10:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Grades 5 & 6 12:15 p.m. - 1:15 p.m.

Grades 7 & 8 1:30 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. We do ask that students leave any toy weapons and masks that may be part of their costume at home. Just a gentle reminder that all costumes should be appropriate for a catholic school setting. Teachers may also send out more details with regards to specific activities in their classroom. HALLOWE’EN TREATS As Halloween approaches, we would like to remind you of our policy around distribution of treats and celebrations. As you are already aware, we have several students with allergies, who cannot participate in the consumption of edible treats. The risks associated with sharing treats are too severe. As such, we have asked parents not to bring in any edible treats, so as not to exclude anyone from celebrating. WASTE FREE/NUT FREE Thank you for your continued efforts in making our school a waste and nut-free environment. Many students are bringing their lunches in re-usable containers, cutting down on waste in our building. Please continue to send nut-free, healthy snacks. PARKING AT OLS

For those dropping off or picking up children at the front of the school, you are reminded to not infringe upon the fire route(s). Police have been and will continue to patrol the area for drivers not in compliance. ME TO WE Many thanks to Ms. Perisic and Ms. Smith for organizing a wonderful day and an equally great life experience for our student leaders. By all accounts the students were captivated with the experience. Be the change! OUR LADY OF SORROWS

CATHOLIC SCHOOL PARENT COUNCIL (CSPC) OLS CSPC Annual Fundraiser October is our annual Fundraiser month! Similar to previous years and in lieu of other fundraising initiatives, we are asking you and members of our school community to make a monetary donation to OLS CSPC. Our objective is to raise $30,000. Watch for forms and communication from your parent reps. The Fundraiser will launch on Oct 3rd. Please try to return the form by Oct 26th, or alternatively, go online to www.canadahelps.org to donate. You may also donate through your corporate charitable drives such as the United Way, by searching for our charity called "Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic School Council". Thank you as always, for the wonderful support we have for this, year after year! OLS CSPC Fundraising Committee LOST AND FOUND Students and parents are reminded to check the lost and found on a continuous basis for any clothing or treasures that may have gone missing. The Lost and Found boxes are located at the base of the stairs going into the school gym. Contents of the lost and found will be cleared out the first week of each month, laundered and donated to charity. A friendly reminder to please clearly label all of the children’s belongings as this will ensure that they will be returned when found. For further enquiries, please contact Vida Groen in’t Woud at vidag@primus.ca. PIZZA LUNCH First and foremost, we wanted to thank so many parents for volunteering to help with our Pizza lunches. It makes our pizza lunches very successful! Please mark the following dates in your calendars for Pizza lunch: Wed. Oct 10th, Wed. Oct 24th, Wed. Nov 7th, Wed. Nov 21st, Wed. Dec 5th, and Wed Dec 19th. HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE

The Hospitality Committee requires volunteers for the many events that take place throughout the year which include The Christmas Concert, The Spring Concert, Parent Council Meetings, Staff Luncheon and Graduation. The duties involve organizing and preparing refreshments for the various events. If interested kindly contact Alexandra Pecoskie Carson at alexandra.pecoskiecarson@gmail.com or Vida Groen in’t Woud at vidag@primus.ca.

LIBRARY CORNER

It has been a busy time in the library at OLS. The students in K-6 are enjoying book exchange every week and we are reading two very good novels. Primary grades are reading Mary Poppins and Junior grades are reading the sequel to Wonder, Auggie and Me. Both novels have the students engaged every week! Our Curriculum Night Loonie Book Sale was a huge success! We raised just over $200.00. All proceeds will go towards buying new picture books in the library. Thank you to all the families that donated and purchased books! Looking ahead…

We are having a Scholastic Bookfair during Parent-Teacher interviews and a Loonie Adult Book Sale. If possible, please donate one adult book for the sale and send it with your child to the library by November 1st. Thank you in advance for your support -J. DiMichele OUR LADY OF SORROWS PARISH The deadline for registration for the sacraments of First Confession, Frist Communion and Confirmation at Our Lady of Sorrows Parish is Oct 7th. Those requesting sacraments at Our Lady of Sorrows Parish should be registered parishioners, regularly pray with the community at the Sunday Eucharist and participate in the relevant aspects of the immediate preparation programs. If your family does not regularly attend Sunday Mass at OLS Church and/or is not officially registered with the parish, you are welcome to register at this time and begin attending regularly. All other families should, at their earliest convenience, contact the parish nearest their home or the parish they regularly attend for information on sacramental preparation. CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD Our Lady of Sorrows parish is pleased to offer a Children's Liturgy of the Word during the 9:30 am Sunday Mass. This ministry is intended for Children 4-10 years of age. Scripture will be shared in ways that children can easily understand. After the opening hymn, children will be invited to participate by walking to the parish hall with the Children's Liturgy of the Word Ministry leaders. They will return to their parents at the time of the offertory.

2018 - 2019 ∙ ROOTED IN CHRIST: WE BELONG, WE BELIEVE, WE BECOME

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sa

1

Picture Day

2

Sibling/Missed Individual Photo Day

Lunch Lady

Custodial

Worker’s Day

3

Walk to School Day

4 Rosary Day

Thanksgiving Mass 1:15 p.m. - Grs. 1-8

TCDSB recognizes World Teacher’s Day

5

P.A. Day NO SCHOOL

World

Teacher’s Day

6

7 Confirmation &

Communion Registration

Forms Due at the OLS Church

8

Thanksgiving Day

NO SCHOOL

9 Lunch Lady

Terry Fox pledge forms/monies DUE

Open House Father John Redmond

10

Pizza Lunch

Open House Bishop Allen

11 Mass - 9:00 a.m. Grades 3 & 6

Immunization Clinic Gr. 7’s - a.m.

Open House Michael Power/St.

Joseph

12

13

14

15

16

Lunch Lady

CCW’s & ECE’s

Day

17

Mass - 9:00 a.m. Grades 4 & 5

18

Regional Cross Country

19

20

21 22

Municipal Elections Canada

23

Lunch Lady

24

Mass - 9:00 a.m. Grades 1 & 8

Pizza Lunch

25

26

Civvies Day Donation

27

28 29

30

Mass - 9:00 a.m. Grades 2 & 7

31

Halloween

Dance/Parade .

Nov 1st

All Saint’s Day

Nov 2nd

October 2018 Virtue of the Month

Gratitude

This is the day, the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad Psalm 118:24

Safety Tips

Students remember why we have rules, they are to keep us safe! And when you do not follow the rules, you are no longer safe! Please follow these important Halloween Rules when you are “trick or treating”.

1) NEVER go into anyone’s house or car, no matter how well you know that person... unless your parent or trusted adult is with you. 2) NEVER eat any candy until your parents have checked it. 3) Costumes should be short enough & fit properly…so that you don’t trip or fall. 4) Watch out for cars! REMEMBER that it may be hard for drivers to see you. Also, help to make sure that you can be seen by using a flashlight, glow sticks or reflective tape. 5) Trick or treat in your own neighbourhood and NEVER take shortcuts through backyards, alleys, laneways or parks. 6) Stay away from lit pumpkins as it can be a fire hazard. 7) Trick or treat in a group, NEVER go alone. 8) ALWAYS trick or treat with a parent or trusted adult. 9) Use face paint or makeup instead of a mask. Masks make it hard to see where you are walking. 10) When you are trick or treating, never “zig zag” across the street. Walk up one side of the street, then walk down the other side of the street. Obey traffic signals. 11) ALWAYS walk on the sidewalk, NOT the street. 12) Only visit houses where the lights on. 13) ALWAYS be polite and say thank you.

Remember to follow these important rules, so that you stay safe!!

Have a fun & safe Halloween everyone!!

SAFETY RULES FOR KIDS

Y Wear costumes that are short enough

so that you do not trip. Y Decorate costumes with reflective tape.

Y Shoes should fit well so you don’t fall.

Y When you go out, carry a glow stick or

flashlight with new batteries. Y It can be hard to see out of a mask, so

use makeup or face paint instead. Y Trick or treat in groups with a trusted

adult – it’s safer and more fun. Y Carry a cellular phone with you, if

possible. Y Visit only houses with the lights on.

Y Don’t eat any treats unless they

are checked by a parent or the adult looking after you.

Always Remember! Y Be alert and aware of what’s

going on around you. Y Watch out for cars. Remember

that it may be hard for drivers to see you.

Y Stay on well lit streets and always

walk on the sidewalk. Y Walk, don’t run, and obey all

traffic signs. Y Never take shortcuts through

backyards, laneways or parks. Y Do not go into anyone’s car or

house, even if you know the person.

Y Stay away from lit pumpkins.

Y Do not approach pets or other

animals. Y Leave your ipod at home.

Y Be polite and say “thank you.”

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PARENTS

Trick Or Treat Safety Tips

Trick or Treating is a lot of fun, but it can also be dangerous. Using safety tips and common sense can help make the evening enjoyable.

Remember the excitement at this time of year sometimes makes us all forget to be careful.

A parent or responsible adult should always take young children on their neighbourhood rounds.

Have your children carry a cell phone if possible. Notify police immediately of any suspicious or unlawful activity.

Y Parents should always accompany children when they are trick or treating.

Y Make sure that your children wear

costumes that are bright and reflective, and short enough to prevent tripping.

Y Purchase flame resistant costumes, wigs,

and accessories. Y Make sure that emergency identification is

secured discreetly within your child’s Halloween costume.

Y It is best not to have your children wear

masks. Face paint is a safer alternative. Y Have children carry flashlights with new

batteries. Y Teach children their home phone number

and how to call 911 if there is an emergency or they become lost.

Y Avoid using candles in pumpkins.

Consider using battery powered lanterns or chemical light sticks.

Y Children should have a proper meal before

heading out to trick or treat. This will discourage them from eating treats before they are properly checked.

Y Watch out for traffic; motorists may have a

hard time seeing you. Y Wait until children are home before you

sort and check treats. A responsible adult should closely examine all treats and throw away any spoiled, unwrapped, or suspicious items.

Y Make sure treats that can cause choking

are given only to children of appropriate age.

Y Plan your entire route before heading out

and make sure family members know it.

Remember to STOP, DROP and ROLL if your clothing catches fire:

STOP immediately,

DROP to the ground and cover your face,

ROLL over and over until the flames go out.

FUN ALTERNATIVES

Find special events to attend instead of house to house trick or treating.

Look for a community centre or

places that are hosting organized festivities.

Throw your own party.

EMERGENCY 911 POLICE NON – EMERGENCY

(416) 808-2222

Monthly Update from the Board October 2018

Municipal Election October 22, 2018 New ward boundaries will be in effect Existing Trustee Wards, including the local Catholic schools they represent, remain unchanged and the new boundaries DO NOT come into effect until December 1, 2018. These changes do not affect the current number of Toronto Catholic District School Board Trustees which will remain at 12. However, it impacts the distribution areas of Trustee Wards and the local schools they represent. https://www.tcdsb.org/board/trusteesoftheboard/pages/new-trustee-ward-boundaries.aspx PLEASE NOTE: Although these changes do not come into effect until December 1, 2018, registered Catholic ratepayers will be voting for candidates based on these 12 new Trustee Wards for the Municipal Election on October 22, 2018. For more information regarding elections: https://myvote.toronto.ca/home OAPCE-Toronto hosts a Catholic School Trustee Meet and Greet October 1, 2018 at the Catholic Education Centre https://www.tcdsb.org/forparents/oapce-toronto/pages/default.aspx TCDSB Seeks Parent/Community Representatives Representatives are needed for: Safe Schools Advisory Committee (October 5, 2018) Indigenous Advisory Committee (application deadline October 12, 2018) Details online: https://www.tcdsb.org/forparents/pages/current-openings--parent-membership-on-commmittees.aspx Night School Begins October 1st and 2nd Details here: https://www.tcdsb.org/programsservices/continuingeducation/pages/default.aspx CPIC Elections October 2, 3 and 15 Become a Voice for Catholic Parents Representatives sought for Wards 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12. Election October 2, 2018. Elections October 3, 2018 for vacancies in Wards 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 Election of Parent Members at Large, October 15, 2018 at the Inaugural Meeting. https://www.tcdsb.org/forparents/parentinvolvement/cpicelections/pages/default.aspx High School Open Houses Open houses are happening this fall in all TCDSB secondary schools. For a complete list of dates, times and locations visit https://www.tcdsb.org/school/openhouses/pages/default.aspx

TCDSB School Donations Donations to schools are used to enhance local fundraising efforts, which support school initiatives that are not funded through Provincial Ministry of Education grants. School Cash Online makes donating to schools easier than ever, and all donations of receive a tax receipt. Click here to learn more or donate today: https://www.tcdsb.org/Board/Pages/TCDSB-School-Donations.aspx Newcomer Conference we Belong--October 12, 2018 https://www.tcdsb.org/forcommunity/newcomers/pages/newcomer-conference-registration.aspx Interim Trustee Coverage for Ward 4 Schools Ward 4 Trustee Patrizia Bottoni has tendered her resignation from the Board of Trustees effective September 20, 2018. The Board thanks Ms. Bottoni for her years of service to the Board and to the Catholic school communities in Ward 4, and wish her well in her future endeavours. Her departure leaves a vacancy in Ward 4, but given that we are just four weeks away from the election of Catholic School Board Trustees on October 22nd, the Board has decided not to fill the seat in the short term. Schools in Ward 4 will be represented by Trustees Sal Piccininni and Maria Rizzo, who have volunteered to support the Ward 4 area until the new Board of Trustees takes office on December 1, 2018. The breakdown of Trustee representation is outlined below: Trustee Sal Piccininni (sal.piccininni@tcdsb.org 416-512-3403)

• Blessed Margherita of Citta di Castello • James Cardinal McGuigan • St. Augustine of Canterbury • St. Charles Garnier • St. Jane Frances • St. Wilfrid

Trustee Maria Rizzo (maria.rizzo@tcdsb.org 416-512-3405) • Madonna • St. Conrad • St. Jerome • St. Martha • St. Norbert • St. Raphael • St. Robert

TCDSB thanks Trustee Piccininni and Rizzo for their willingness to be a voice for Ward 4 schools. Angel Foundation For Learning By attending The Angel Foundation for Learning's, An Evening to Feed the Soul Gala on November 9th, wondrous things are made possible!

• Funds are made available to schools through the School Allocation Fund to help reduce the costs associated with school trips or leadership activities so that all students share these invaluable experiences.

• TCDSB students will be assisted with some of life's basic needs such as warm clothing or food through the Social Work Emergency Fund.

• TCDSB students will be able to attend Summer Camp and after-school sports activities through the AFL Camp Fund.

• You, your friends and co-workers will enjoy a gala encompassing all the magic of the Gatsby era!

For more information about the Angel Foundation for Learning or how to get your tickets for the Evening to Feed the Soul Gala, go to www.angelfoundationforlearning.org. Staff Arts Presents Shakespeare on the Green November 2,3, 9, 10 https://www.tcdsb.org/pages/staff-arts-presents-shakespeare.aspx International Languages (Elementary) Program Update: October, 2018 International Languages Parent Survey On July 12th, the Board of Trustees of the TCDSB approved a motion to survey parents in all TCDSB elementary schools to determine whether parents wish to continue or initiate an International Languages (Elementary) program at their child’s school. Surveys will be sent home with the progress report the week of November 12th, with the only or oldest child in each family. Families are asked to complete one survey per family and submit it to the school principal by November 27, 2018. Should parents wish to have a translated version to assist with the completion of the English survey, they are asked to request a copy from the school principal or a special web page will be set up with translated versions of the survey. Translations will be available in the following languages: Spanish, Portuguese, Ukrainian, Arabic, Filipino, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional) Tamil, and Italian. To ensure that results reflect the school community, surveys will be coded to ensure reliability, as well as, surveys from 67% of all families in the school must be completed and returned in order for the results to be considered viable. In the current schools that offer International Languages within the five hour school day, in order to determine if the program is to be continued using the Board approved model, or to move the IL program to an alternative model, the majority of 51% should be attained for the preferred selection. For updated information regarding the International Languages Program please visit: https://www.tcdsb.org/programsservices/schoolprogramsk12/internationallanguages/pages/change-to-international-languages-program.aspx Dates to Note

October is…

• Autism Awareness Month • Child Abuse Prevention Month • Latin-Hispanic Canadian Heritage Month • Learning Disabilities Month • Walk to School Month (Walk to School Day October 3) • National Principal’s Month • Elementary Cross-Country—various dates) • October 1—International Day of Older Persons

• October 2—National Custodial Workers Day • October 4—Rosary

Day https://www.tcdsb.org/Board/NurturingOurCatholicCommunity/Pages/Rosary-Day.aspx

• October 5—World Teachers’ Day • October 5—System-wide PA Day • October 7--Thanksgiving • October 10—World Mental Health

Day https://www.tcdsb.org/programsservices/specialeducation/mhs/Pages/Default.aspx

• October 11--International Day of the Girl https://www.tcdsb.org/pages/international-day-of-the-girl.aspx

• October 15-21 Waste Reduction Week • October 17--International Day for the Eradication of Poverty • October 20—CSPC and School Administrator Welcome and Orientation Event • October 22-26--School Bus Safety Week • October 24—Early Childhood Educator and Childcare Worker Appreciation

Day • October 31 – All Hallows Eve • November 1—All Saints Day • November 2—All Souls’ Day

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Secondary School

2018-2019

All Toronto Catholic District School Board secondary schools welcome future students and

their families to open houses each fall. This is an opportunity to meet some of the staff,

check out school facilities and learn more about the various programs, services and

activities as you prepare for Catholic secondary school education.

All start times are at 7PM unless otherwise indicated.

September 18, 2018

St John Paul II Catholic Secondary School

(International Baccalaureate Program Only)

685 Military Trail, Scarborough

September 25, 2018

St John Paul II Catholic Secondary School

685 Military Trail, Scarborough

September 26, 2018

Cardinal Carter Academy for the Arts

(Visual Arts and Music) 36 Greenfield Avenue, North York

6:00 pm

September 27, 2018

Cardinal Carter Academy for the Arts

(Drama and Dance) 36 Greenfield Avenue, North York

6:00 pm

October 3, 2018

Mary Ward Catholic Secondary School

3200 Kennedy Road, Scarborough

Loretto Abbey (All Girls)

101 Mason Boulevard, North York

6:30

October 4, 2018

Blessed Cardinal Newman Catholic Secondary

School

100 Brimley Road South, Scarborough

Brebeuf College School (All Boys)

211 Steeles Avenue East, North York

Dante Alighieri Academy

60 Playfair Avenue, North York

St. Joseph Morrow Park Catholic Secondary

School (All Girls)

3379 Bayview Avenue, North York

St. Mary Catholic Academy

(International Baccalaureate (IB) only)

66 Dufferin Park Avenue, Toronto

October 9, 2018

Blessed Archbishop Romero Catholic Secondary

School

99 Humber Boulevard, York (Toronto)

Father John Redmond Catholic Secondary School

and Regional Arts Centre

28 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive, Etobicoke

6:30

James Cardinal McGuigan Catholic Secondary School

1440 Finch Avenue West, North York

October 10, 2018

Bishop Allen Catholic Academy

721 Royal York Drive, Etobicoke

Chaminade College School (All Boys)

460 Queen’s Drive, North York

Senator O’Connor College School

60 Rowena Drive, North York

Madonna High School (All Girls)

20 Dubray Ave, North York

Marshall McLuhan Catholic Secondary School

1107 Avenue Road, Toronto

Msgr Percy Johnson Catholic Secondary School

2170 Kipling Avenue, Etobicoke

6:30

October 11, 2018

Bishop Marrocco Thomas Merton Catholic

Secondary School and Regional Arts Centre

1515 Bloor Street West, Toronto

Michael Power-St. Joseph Catholic Secondary

School

105 Eringate Drive, Etobicoke

6:30PM

St. Basil-the-Great

20 Starview Lane, Nork York

St. Mother Teresa Catholic Academy

40 Sewells Road, Scarborough

St. Patrick Catholic Secondary School

49 Felstead Avenue, Toronto

October 16, 2018

Francis Libermann Catholic Secondary School

4640 Finch Avenue East, Scarborough

Neil McNeil (All Boys)

127 Victoria Park Avenue, Toronto (Scarborough)

6:30

St. Joseph’s College School (All Girls)

74 Wellesley Street West, Toronto

St. Mary Catholic Academy

66 Dufferin Park Avenue, Toronto

October 17, 2018

Loretto College (All Girls)

151 Rosemount Avenue, Toronto

Notre Dame (All Girls)

14 Malvern Avenue, Toronto (Scarborough)

6:30PM

Father Henry Carr Catholic Secondary School

1760 Martin Grove Road, Etobicoke

6:30PM

Jean Vanier Catholic Secondary School

959 Midland Avenue, Scarborough

6:30PM

Adult and Alternative Schools

Msgr Fraser College

Please Inquire for All locations

Click on the following website to confirm dates and times. https://www.tcdsb.org/school/OpenHouses/Pages/default.aspx