St. Mark Catholic Elementary School
Courage…Faith…Knowledge
Thank you to Michael’s No Frills in Stouffville for the donation of pumpkins for our Kindergarten Pumpkin Patch! This generous donation has helped our school create a very memorable fall activity for our Kindergarten students. Thank you No Frills for your support!
The month of November will soon be upon us. Throughout this month, we will be reflecting on the virtue of justice: justice in our lives, in our communities, and all around the world.
On November 1st, we will celebrate the Feast of All Saints, or All Saints Day. On this day we celebrate all the saints of the people of God. ... Continue reading "Weekly Update: October 30 – November 3, 2023"
As we continue to reflect on ways to show compassion during this month of October, let us pray…
God of compassion, You have created us with your love and you sent Jesus, Your son to teach us how to pray and to live in harmony with one another. May we always live in Your love. Amen.
Catholic ... Continue reading "Weekly Update: October 23-27, 2023"
Please see the information from our Catholic School Council Hot Lunch Committee regarding upcoming lunch/snack program opportunities.
I hope you enjoyed this fall weekend, having time as a family to observe the changing colours of leaves, all while welcoming the cooler temperatures.
O God of Creation,
You have blessed us with the changing of the seasons.
As we embrace the autumn months, May the earlier setting of the sun remind us to take time ... Continue reading "Weekly Update: October 16-20, 2023"
According to the latest results from the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) and the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT), York Catholic District School Board (YCDSB) students outpace their provincial peers in all areas of testing.
“We are very proud of our students and staff for the high level of achievement they consistently demonstrate throughout the school year,” says Domenic Scuglia, YCDSB ... Continue reading "York Catholic Students Continue to Beat Provincial Averages on EQAO and OSSLT Results"
