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On Monday, March 21 ,we will be celebrating World Down Syndrome Day.  All staff and students are encouraged to show their support for World Down Syndrome Day in a fun way by wearing colourful and mismatched socks!

Wishing the  St. John Chrysostom school community a safe and enjoyable MARCH BREAK: 14-18!

See you back at school on Monday, March 21!

Lent is a 40-day season marked by repentance, fasting, reflection, and  celebration. The 40-day period represents Christ’s time of temptation in the wilderness.  During this time of Lent we set aside a time each year for similar fasting, marking an intentional season of focus on Christ’s life, ministry, sacrifice, and resurrection.  Lent is an awareness that sin separates us from God and of what it ... Continue reading ""

This week is Carnaval d’Hiver at SJC Carnaval 2022 @ SJC.  Mme Boccia and Mme Della Mora have planned a week full of activities, events and themed days. Some highlights of the week include: visits from Bonhomme, spirit days, door decorating contest, daily bingo,  raffle prizes and guessing contest: how many candies are in the jar? 

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St. John Chrysostom will be delivering Term 1 Report Cards electronically on Tuesday, February 8 (after 4:00 p.m.) via the Parent Portal.  Parents are encouraged to sign-on to the Parent Portal in advance of February 8, 2022 to ensure your username and password will allow access.  Please note that the Multimedia area of the Parent Portal is not visible until report cards are available electronically.To ... Continue reading "Report Cards"

In celebration of Black History Month, St. John Chrysostom school and its Catholic School Council, is pleased and excited to invite Nadine Williams on February 3rd.   Nadine  is a poet and author, who inspires students by sharing her story as an immigrant with humble beginnings, drawing awareness to the struggle and successes of her journey.  She leaves students with the message that all ... Continue reading "SJC Welcomes Nadine Williams!"