Spring Dance – Greenway-Chaplin Community Centre Event
Reminders for the Week April 26
Here are some Reminders:
“As stewards of God’s creation, we are called to make the earth a beautiful garden for the human family.” – Pope Francis
Congratulations to our Grade 7 students who celebrated their Confirmation on Saturday surrounded by family and friends at St. Patrick parish. Thank you to our families, Grade 7 teacher and Father Joe for working with the students to help prepare them for this important sacrament. As a school and faith community, we will continue to support these students and walk alongside them on their faith journey.
Staffing Update
Ms. Reale’s family is growing and we wish her all the best on her time off with her new child. In her place we welcome Ms. Forde. Ms. Forde has a wealth of knowledge in the intermediate division and we think she will be a great addition to CTK!
CTK Food Drive for The Cambridge Food Bank
The Cambridge food bank is in need of food items. In particular, they need breakfast foods (i.e. Cereal, pancake mix, syrup), pasta sauce, canned meats, canned vegetables, and snacks for kids (i.e. fish crackers, granola bars). Please send in what you can so that we can help out those in need. We are collecting items until Friday June 14th. Thanks in advance for your generosity.
Catholic Education Week May 5-10:
Catholic Education week occurs every year in May! This year’s Catholic Education Week theme is, “We are called to love.” Catholic Education Week comes at the same time as Mental Health Awareness Week. Through love and compassion, we continue to support each other’s wellbeing. God is love and we are always called to live out this love. In our continued work for Equity and Inclusion in Catholic schools, a focus on love reminds us that all God’s children are loved unconditionally.
Stay tuned for upcoming Catholic Education Week dates, times, and events!
Upcoming EQAO Assessment Dates: Mark your Calendar
Christ the King Grade 6: May 27, 28, 29, 30
Christ the King Grade 3: June 3,4,6,7
Allergy Awareness
Please do not send birthday or other celebratory snacks / cakes / treats into the school. There are many alternatives such as stickers and pencils. We will not be accepting or handing out treats for celebrations. We appreciate the cooperation of the entire school community. We want Christ the King Catholic School to be a safe environment for all students.
Medication
School staff cannot administer medication, including aspirins and Tylenol without a “Request and Consent for Administration of Medication” form, completed and signed by a doctor. It must be in the original container that is labeled, including the instructions and conditions that are to be followed for the administration of the medication for the safety of the child. All medication is stored in the office area. The only exception to this requirement has to do with any child who, because of life threatening allergies (i.e. Asthma), must carry medication.
Track and Field: May 13
As part of their Physical Education program, our students in Grades 4 to 8 will have an opportunity to participate in our school Track and Field Meet, taking place at Saint Benedict Catholic Secondary School, on Monday, May 13th. A letter and permission form will be sent home soon, outlining important information. Each student is asked to bring the form completed back to school.
Our students have begun circuit training in preparation for the event. These sessions will help to develop student’s strength, speed, endurance and agility and are crucial for their preparation for the upcoming event. To ensure safety, students must come to school prepared with proper athletic attire, including appropriate shoes.
Kindergarten 2024-2025 School Year Registration is NOW OPEN
Christ the King School is welcoming Kindergarten registrations for children born in 2019 or 2020. It is important to register your child early. To register your child, Parents or legal guardians of the child(ren) are asked to click on this link: https://www.wcdsb.ca/ to register your child(ren) for Kindergarten. Look for the tab at the top of your screen that says, “Register”.
- Next, scroll down and select “Kindergarten Registration”. You will start by completing our online registration.
- Then, school will then call you to schedule a time to complete the registration process.
- The following documents will be required:
- a birth certificate or other legal proof of your child’s age,
- proof of home address
- a Catholic Baptismal Certificate of either parent or child.
- The following documents will be required:
If you do not have internet access, we invite you to call our school and we will help.
Children with special needs, (e.g., speech and language, vision, hearing, intellectual), should register at the school in their home area. If you are a non-Catholic, but wish to explore a Catholic education for your child(ren), please review the WCDSB Admissions to Catholic Elementary Schools Policy found here: Admissions to Elementary Catholic Schools – APA001 (wcdsb.ca) found or give us a call to learn more.
We look forward to meeting you and welcoming you into Christ the King community. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us.
Kindergarten Parent Information Session: Families new to kindergarten in September 2024 are invited to our Orientation Night on Mondday, May 6th from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. This will be an in-person meeting, families will gather for an information session and will have an opportunity to visit our kindergarten classes. Our educators will be available that evening to answer any questions you may have as you prepare your child(ren) to transition to school in the fall. We look forward to meeting our new families.
Math @Home Resources for Families Campaign!
Parents can make a big difference in their child’s learning by talking with them about what they are learning at school. While these resources are optional, they provide valuable information about what students are learning at school and ideas for supporting their learning at home.
Please see these Math @Home Resources linked below.
https://www.wcdsb.ca/programs-and-services/curriculum/elementary-curriculum/mathematics-elementary/
WCDSB Updates
| · EQAO: Spring / Summer for Students in Grades 3 and 6 EQAO continues to host a series of webinars and provide learning modules to support educators, and parents and guardians. EQAO Webinar for Parents and Guardians of Elementary School Students Register for this free live webinar and learn about EQAO’s primary- and junior-division Assessments of Reading, Writing and Mathematics. Participants will learn about the purpose of Ontario’s large-scale assessments. EQAO staff will explain the assessment format, highlight resources to support students and answer questions from participants. Registration · May 1 – Explore Your Future Exp (Grade 7 -12) Explore Your Future helps caregivers, students and educators to better understand opportunities for work and learning here in Waterloo Region. Over 75 exhibitors will showcase careers and answer your questions, including: 1. Local employers in sectors like construction, advanced manufacturing, health care, technology, business, arts, and more 2. Community agencies with resources on how to get experience through employment, volunteering or starting a business 3. Experts in Experiential Learning and Career/Life Planning from the Waterloo Region and Waterloo Catholic school boards To avoid lineups at the door and to be eligible to win prizes, register in advance! Registration is required so that we can communicate important details to attendees in advance, gain insights to improve future events, and track overall participation for our funders. · Cambridge Explore your Future on Wednesday, May 1, 2024 from 5-8 p.m. at Tapestry Hall, Cambridge – Register for this free Cambridge event here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/explore-your-future-cambridge-2024-registration-757974130027?aff=odcleoeventsincollection&keep_tld=1&mc_cid=2cdccbbaae&mc_eid=306d776e85 · The “Guardians of the Game” webinar that was hosted virtually April 9th was a big success! Our guests were incredibly informative and engaging and we have received great feedback. Parents still can have access to the resources here: this poster |
| Important Dates: for these and all upcoming events, please visit our calendar on our website at https://christtheking.wcdsb.ca/ |
- The WCDSB 2024-2025 School Year Calendar : Ontario School Year Calendar 2024-2025 (wcdsb.ca)
Spirit Wear Day – wear our school colours blue and gold or spirit wear every Thursday!
April 30 – School wide Recognition Assembly
May 5th – 10th – Catholic Education Week
May 6th – Welcome to Kindergarten Night for newly registered Kindergarten students (2024-2025 school year) 5:00-6:00 PM
May 8, 9, 10 – CTK Drama: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
May 13 – Track & Field (Grades 4-8) @ St. Benedict
May 16 – Public Health : Grade 7 Immunization
May 20 – Victoria Day – no school
May 24, 27, 28, 29, 30 – Grade 6 EQAO Testing
May 29 – 30 – Grade 8 Retreat Days
May 31 – PA Day
June 3, 5, 6, 7 – Grade 3 EQAO
June 24 – Grade 8 Class of 2024 Graduation 5:00-7:15 PM at St. Benedict’s
June 25- Term 2 Report Cards
June 27 – Last Day of School for students
June 28 – PA Day – no school for students
Today is Administrative Assistant’s Day!
The staff and students at Christ the King would like to say a huge THANK YOU to Ms. McIntosh today on “Administrative Assistant’s Day”. YOU are the face of our schools. The first smile that our students and families see when they come to us. YOU are the medical expert, giving ice, providing tissues and paper towels, handing out medication and inhalers. YOU are the mental health experts, calming bodies, minds, and hearts with ease. YOU are the ones that our students go to for everything they need; the ones that all staff go to for everything they need; and the ones that our Administrators go to for everything we need. YOU at the one.
Today we take the time to thank our Administrative Assistant, Ms. McIntosh! We thank Ms. McIntosh for her welcoming smile that greets us each and every morning. You are appreciated at Christ the King and want to celebrate with you on your special day!
Reminders of the Week – April 19
Here are some Reminders:
“May the Lord always give us hope for the future and the strength to keep going.” – Pope Francis
Hopefully, the April showers are behind us, and now we look for April to bloom around us! Let us take a moment to express gratitude for the resilience and dedication of each member of our school community. We have an unwavering commitment to learning. Let this month serve as a reminder of the beauty of new beginnings and growth. May we continue to embrace the spirit of renewal and nurture a culture of kindness, curiosity, and collaboration within our school. Wishing you all a joyful and fulfilling rest of April.
Grade 7 Confirmation:
Please keep the Grade 7 students in your prayers as they celebrate the Sacrament of Confirmation, tomorrow, Saturday, April 20th – St. Patrick Church 11:00- 12:30 with Bishop Crosby.
Grade 4- 8 Presentation: Parent Viewing
On Tuesday, our grade 4 – 8 students had the opportunity to hear a wonderful speaker and message. Dwayne Morgan spoke to our students in a speech and poetic performance on the following topics: responsibility, social media, phones, race, making good choices, respect between genders, healthy connections and more. It is my hope that parents would take the time to watch this talk and talk about it with their children; it is well worth your time and should benefit your child and even your family relationships. The link will remain posted on YouTube until Sunday night and might be the best thing your family watches or listens to this week. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcCWFNQZHyo Please note that the broadcast was filming much before Dwayne took the stage, please fast forward to the 25:45 mark of the video.
Cell Phones At School: Not recommended
We are reaching out for your continued support in your child’s positive school community and academic learning. We strongly encourage cell phones and ear pods are NOT brought to school. Should a student NEED to bring a cell phone it should be turned off during the day and in their school bag. The only time cell phones are permitted to be used during the school day is with an exception, with teacher permission. We have Chromebook devices for instructional purposes, so cell phones are not needed. We have phones in the office and all classrooms, any communication with students during the day should go through a teacher or the office. Should a student bring a cell phone and/or ear pods to school and they are using them without permission they will be directed to the office and a call home may follow as well.
Cell phones are a normal part of life for many kids. Staying in touch with friends is important to preteens and teens. However, if phone use is getting in the way of family time, homework, and other responsibilities, it might be time to help your kid manage their phone time too. Here are a few great places to start if you are looking for resources too.
Cellphones and Devices: A Guide for Parents and Caregivers | Common Sense Media
Parents’ Ultimate Guide to Snapchat | Common Sense Media
Are You Moving?
To help us with our planning for next September, it would be appreciated if you could let us know now, if you will be moving out of our school area over the summer. If you know of any families moving into the area with children who plan to attend Christ the King, it would be helpful if you could alert us. The more information we have, the better we are able to organize staff and students for September. Thanks!
| Drop Offs/Pickups: We kindly ask that students make every effort to arrive at school on time for our 8:30am starting bell. Students can arrive as early as 8:15am to the backyard. Unfortunately, we continue to see as many as 30+ students trickling in after the bell for approximately a half hour. Not only is this reflected in their attendance record, we know that when students arrive on time they are able to socialize with peers and walk into class with their friends ready for school. |
| In addition, while we understand that unforeseen circumstances can arise, we often have to call families at the end of the day due to late pick- ups. We do not have staff who can supervise students past our bell time. Supervision and safety past 3:00pm is the responsibility of parents/caregivers. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. |
Kindergarten 2024-2025 School Year Registration is NOW OPEN
Christ the King School is welcoming Kindergarten registrations for children born in 2019 or 2020. It is important to register your child early. To register your child, Parents or legal guardians of the child(ren) are asked to click on this link: https://www.wcdsb.ca/ to register your child(ren) for Kindergarten. Look for the tab at the top of your screen that says, “Register”.
- Next, scroll down and select “Kindergarten Registration”. You will start by completing our online registration.
- Then, school will then call you to schedule a time to complete the registration process.
- The following documents will be required:
- a birth certificate or other legal proof of your child’s age,
- proof of home address and a
- The following documents will be required:
- a Catholic Baptismal Certificate of either parent or child.
If you do not have internet access, we invite you to call our school and we will help.
Children with special needs, (e.g., speech and language, vision, hearing, intellectual), should register at the school in their home area. If you are a non-Catholic, but wish to explore a Catholic education for your child(ren), please review the WCDSB Admissions to Catholic Elementary Schools Policy found here: Admissions to Elementary Catholic Schools – APA001 (wcdsb.ca) found or give us a call to learn more.
We look forward to meeting you and welcoming you into Christ the King community. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us.
Kindergarten Parent Information Session: Families new to kindergarten in September 2024 are invited to our Orientation Night on Mondday, May 6th from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. This will be an in-person meeting, families will gather for an information session and will have an opportunity to visit our kindergarten classes. Our educators will be available that evening to answer any questions you may have as you prepare your child(ren) to transition to school in the fall. We look forward to meeting our new families.
Math @Home Resources for Families Campaign!
Parents can make a big difference in their child’s learning by talking with them about what they are learning at school. While these resources are optional, they provide valuable information about what students are learning at school and ideas for supporting their learning at home.
Please see these Math @Home Resources linked below.
https://www.wcdsb.ca/programs-and-services/curriculum/elementary-curriculum/mathematics-elementary/
Parish Information:
Please mark the following dates on your calendar. Please contact the Parish office at (519) 623-3773 for registration and other information about Sacraments.
CONFIRMATION APRIL 20th AT 11 AM ~ Bishop Crosby
WCDSB Updates
| Please visit our School Board Website for updates and recent information. Here is the link: https://www.wcdsb.ca/ Are you having issues logging into Aspen? The WCDSB has a new process. They have setup a new support email for any parent(s) having issues accessing/creating their parent portal account in Aspen. The support email is OLRHelp@wcdsb.ca .
EQAO: Spring / Summer for Students in Grades 3 and 6 EQAO continues to host a series of webinars and provide learning modules to support educators, and parents and guardians. May 1 – Explore Your Future Exp (Grade 7 -12) Explore Your Future helps caregivers, students and educators to better understand opportunities for work and learning here in Waterloo Region. Over 75 exhibitors will showcase careers and answer your questions, including: 1. Local employers in sectors like construction, advanced manufacturing, health care, technology, business, arts, and more 2. Community agencies with resources on how to get experience through employment, volunteering or starting a business 3. Experts in Experiential Learning and Career/Life Planning from the Waterloo Region and Waterloo Catholic school boards To avoid lineups at the door and to be eligible to win prizes, register in advance! Registration is required so that we can communicate important details to attendees in advance, gain insights to improve future events, and track overall participation for our funders. Cambridge Explore your Future on Wednesday, May 1, 2024 from 5-8 p.m. at Tapestry Hall, Cambridge – Register for this free Cambridge event here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/explore-your-future-cambridge-2024-registration-757974130027?aff=odcleoeventsincollection&keep_tld=1&mc_cid=2cdccbbaae&mc_eid=306d776e85
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| Important Dates: for these and all upcoming events, please visit our calendar on our website at https://christtheking.wcdsb.ca/ |
- The WCDSB 2024-2025 School Year Calendar : Ontario School Year Calendar 2024-2025 (wcdsb.ca)
Spirit Wear Day – wear our school colours blue and gold or spirit wear every Thursday!
April 20 – Grade 7 Confirmation – St. Patrick Church 11- 12:30 with Bishop Crosby
May 8, 9, 10 – CTK Dram: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (more info to follow)
May 6th – Welcome to Kindergarten Night for newly registered Kindergarten students (2024-2025 school year) 5:00-6:00 PM
May 13 – Track & Field (Grades 4-8) @ St. Benedict
May 16 – Public Health : Grade 7 Immunization
May 20 – Victoria Day – no school
May 29 – 30 – Grade 8 Retreat Days
May 31 – PA Day
June 24 – Grade 8 Graduation 5-7:15 PM at St. Benedict’s
June 25- Term 2 Report Cards
June 27 – Last Day of School for students
June 28 – PA Day – no school for students
Be safe and stay healthy!
May Pizza orders are due by Monday April 22
Orders for May are due April 22, 2024.
Dominos Pizza
Pizza day is every Wednesday!!
Parents may select the number of slices that are available below and please ensure that you are selecting the type of pizza you would like to order
The options available are:
Pepperoni $2.00
Cheese Pizza $1.75
NO LATE orders will be accepted and NO REFUNDS for absentee students
Pizza orders will be collected by month and must be completed by the due date in the previous month so that we can place orders in advance!
Pizza will arrive for lunch hour at 11:15 am and delivered to each classroom.
Thank you
Have a great day!
CTK Office
Reminders for the Upcoming Week
“When we pray, let us recall that we do so with Jesus. Jesus is our courage. Jesus is our security, who in this moment intercedes for us.” – Pope Francis
Here are some Reminders:
Grade 2 : First Communion
We ask you to keep our Grade 2 students in your prayers as they continue to prepare themselves for the Sacrament of First Communion which will take place at St. Patrick Church on Saturday, April 13th at 9:00 a.m. for those students who registered with the Parish.
Spring Emergency Drills
This week we will begin practicing our required three fire drills and lockdown and tornado drill. These drills are extremely important as they help us not only remind our students of the safest and quickest way of exiting the school, but also help us review and revise our plans.
Cell Phones At School: Not recommended
We are reaching out for your continued support in your child’s positive school community and academic learning. We strongly encourage cell phones and ear pods are NOT brought to school. Should a student NEED to bring a cell phone it should be turned off during the day and in their school bag. The only time cell phones are permitted to be used during the school day is with an exception, with teacher permission. We have Chromebook devices for instructional purposes, so cell phones are not needed. We have phones in the office and all classrooms, any communication with students during the day should go through a teacher or the office. Should a student bring a cell phone and/or ear pods to school and they are using them without permission they will be directed to the office and a call home may follow as well.
Cell phones are a normal part of life for many kids. Staying in touch with friends is important to preteens and teens. However, if phone use is getting in the way of family time, homework, and other responsibilities, it might be time to help your kid manage their phone time too. Here are a few great places to start if you are looking for resources too.
Cellphones and Devices: A Guide for Parents and Caregivers | Common Sense Media
Parents’ Ultimate Guide to Snapchat | Common Sense Media
Are You Moving?
To help us with our planning for next September, it would be appreciated if you could let us know now, if you will be moving out of our school area over the summer. If you know of any families moving into the area with children who plan to attend Christ the King, it would be helpful if you could alert us. The more information we have, the better we are able to organize staff and students for September. Thanks!
Adults in Building/ Yard
For student safety, we would like to remind all parents and visitors to please use designated waiting areas outside the school yard from 8:15 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. These measures will help to protect the security of all students as well as help to reduce the congestions at busy drop off and dismissal times. Remember you are a stranger to most students!
Kindergarten 2024-2025 School Year Registration is NOW OPEN
Christ the King School is welcoming Kindergarten registrations for children born in 2019 or 2020. It is important to register your child early. To register your child, Parents or legal guardians of the child(ren) are asked to click on this link: https://www.wcdsb.ca/ to register your child(ren) for Kindergarten. Look for the tab at the top of your screen that says, “Register”.
- Next, scroll down and select “Kindergarten Registration”. You will start by completing our online registration.
- Then, school will then call you to schedule a time to complete the registration process.
- The following documents will be required:
- a birth certificate or other legal proof of your child’s age,
- proof of home address and a
- The following documents will be required:
- a Catholic Baptismal Certificate of either parent or child.
If you do not have internet access, we invite you to call our school and we will help.
Children with special needs, (e.g., speech and language, vision, hearing, intellectual), should register at the school in their home area. If you are a non-Catholic, but wish to explore a Catholic education for your child(ren), please review the WCDSB Admissions to Catholic Elementary Schools Policy found here: Admissions to Elementary Catholic Schools – APA001 (wcdsb.ca) found or give us a call to learn more.
We look forward to meeting you and welcoming you into Christ the King community. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us.
Kindergarten Parent Information Session: Families new to kindergarten in September 2024 are invited to our Orientation Night on Mondday, May 6th from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. This will be an in-person meeting, families will gather for an information session and will have an opportunity to visit our kindergarten classes. Our educators will be available that evening to answer any questions you may have as you prepare your child(ren) to transition to school in the fall. We look forward to meeting our new families.
Math @Home Resources for Families Campaign!
Parents can make a big difference in their child’s learning by talking with them about what they are learning at school. While these resources are optional, they provide valuable information about what students are learning at school and ideas for supporting their learning at home.
Please see these Math @Home Resources linked below.
https://www.wcdsb.ca/programs-and-services/curriculum/elementary-curriculum/mathematics-elementary/
Parish Information:
Please mark the following dates on your calendar. Please contact the Parish office at (519) 623-3773 for registration and other information about Sacraments.
FIRST HOLY COMMUNION APRIL 13th AT 9 AM
CONFIRMATION APRIL 20th AT 11 AM ~ Bishop Crosby
WCDSB Updates
| · Please visit our School Board Website for updates and recent information. Here is the link: https://www.wcdsb.ca/ Are you having issues logging into Aspen? The WCDSB has a new process. They have setup a new support email for any parent(s) having issues accessing/creating their parent portal account in Aspen. The support email is OLRHelp@wcdsb.ca .
· EQAO: Spring / Summer for Students in Grades 3 and 6 EQAO continues to host a series of webinars and provide learning modules to support educators, and parents and guardians. |
| Important Dates: for these and all upcoming events, please visit our calendar on our website at https://christtheking.wcdsb.ca/ |
- The 2024-2025 School Year Calendar : Ontario School Year Calendar 2024-2025 (wcdsb.ca)
Spirit Wear Day – wear our school colours blue and gold or spirit wear every Thursday!
April 13 – Grade 2 First Communion @ St. Patrick Parish – 9-10 AM
April 15 – Dental Screening for JK/SK and Grade 2 students
April 10 – 17 – CAT-4 Assessment (Grade 7 students)
April 20 – Grade 7 Confirmation – St. Patrick Church 11- 12:30 with Bishop Crosby
May 8, 9, 10 – CTK Dram: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (more info to follow)
May 6th – Welcome to Kindergarten Night for newly registered Kindergarten students (2024-2025 school year) 5:00-6:00 PM
May 13 – Track & Field (Grades 4-8) @ St. Benedict
May 16 – Public Health : Grade 7 Immunization
May 20 – Victoria Day – no school
May 29 – 30 – Grade 8 Retreat Days
May 31 – PA Day
June 24 – Grade 8 Graduation 5-7:15 PM at St. Benedict’s
June 25- Term 2 Report Cards
June 27 – Last Day of School for students
June 28 – PA Day – no school for students
Be safe and stay healthy!
It will be Rainy Days, Bobcats!
| Good morning BOBCATS! |
| We are predicting that today and tomorrow will be a rainy day and in order to be prepared for indoor recesses we want to ask you to bring a favourite game or a deck of cards or something else that you can easily set up and clean up, to have some fun with your friends at recess time! |
| We hope that the rain goes away during recess and we can still get outside, but let’s be prepared! Do NOT bring something electronic. Instead, bring something that will allow you to play with your friends, talk to your friends and engage with other people! |
| Looking forward to seeing you all soon! |
IDEA EXCHANGE – Event Brochure
Please see the link to the Brochure below.
Kindergarten 2024-2025 School Year Registration is NOW OPEN!
Kindergarten 2024-2025 School Year Registration is NOW OPEN
Christ the King School is welcoming Kindergarten registrations for children born in 2019 or 2020. It is important to register your child early. To register your child, Parents or legal guardians of the child(ren) are asked to click on this link: https://www.wcdsb.ca/ to register your child(ren) for Kindergarten. Look for the tab at the top of your screen that says, “Register”.
- Next, scroll down and select “Kindergarten Registration”. You will start by completing our online registration.
- Then, school will then call you to schedule a time to complete the registration process.
- The following documents will be required:
- a birth certificate or other legal proof of your child’s age,
- proof of home address and a
- The following documents will be required:
- a Catholic Baptismal Certificate of either parent or child.
If you do not have internet access, we invite you to call our school and we will help.
Children with special needs, (e.g., speech and language, vision, hearing, intellectual), should register at the school in their home area. If you are a non-Catholic, but wish to explore a Catholic education for your child(ren), please review the WCDSB Admissions to Catholic Elementary Schools Policy found here: Admissions to Elementary Catholic Schools – APA001 (wcdsb.ca) found or give us a call to learn more.
We look forward to meeting you and welcoming you into Christ the King community. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us.
