121 ST. JOSEPH'S ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - COBOURG
919 D'Arcy Street North, Cobourg, ON, K9A4B4
Phone: (905) 372-6879 Fax: (905) 372-5956
Website: http://schools.pvnccdsb.on.ca/stjos21
For transportation boundaries visit the STSCO web site at www.stsco.ca
| Area Trustee(s): | Dave Bernier | Teachers: |
| Director of Education: | John Mackle |
Roslyn Baird |
| Superintendent of Schools: | Greg Reeves | |
| Pastor(s): | Father Hood | |
| Chaplain(s): | N/A | |
| Principal: | Bernadette Maloney |
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| Vice-Principal: | N/A | |
| Secretary(ies): | Wanita Thompson |
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| Custodian(s): | Margaret Clapperton Tiffany Walker |
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| Educational Assistants: | Kimberley Bennett Jacqueline Maynard-MacInnes Karen Munns Cora Quemby |
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| Library Support Specialist: | Sandra White |
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| Other Support Staff: | Shawna Haywood Shannon Potts |
FAST FACTS:
Student Enrolment: 212Number of Staff: 25 (14 Teachers, 1 Principal, 1 Secretary, 4 Educational Assistants, 2 ASD Workers, 1 Librarian, 2 Custodians
English Language instruction for JK - 8, Core French grades 4 - 8, Special Education Services.
Best Start Daycare Facility, Northumberland 'Y' before and after school day care.
Facility Highlights: Health room with full bathroom. Library with office room, two special education instructinal areas, supply room, book room, two photocopying areas, French room, gym with change room and elevator, kitchen with cooking facilities, staff room, playing field with ball diamond, play equipment, paved area for basketball, sun shelter, picnic tables and benches, marked parking area with one-way entrance and exit.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW:
The school provides a Catholic faith-based education in accordance with Institute for Catholic Education Catholic School Graduate Expectations. Ontario Provincial Curriculum expectations from JK to 8.CATHOLIC SCHOOL COUNCIL:
* Chair: Sonia Scott* Co-Chair: Elsie Azevedo
* Secretary/Treasurer: Mary Lou Maillet
Meetings are held from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. in the school library room 112 of the school on the 3rd Monday of the month. The role of the Catholic School Council is to work in cooperation with the school staff to improve student learning and achievement.
EDUCATION QUALITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY OFFICE (EQAO) SCHOOL RESULTS:
| Grade 3 | PVNC Actual | School Actual |
| Reading | 65% | 40% |
| Writing | 70% | 60% |
| Math | 73% | 67% |
| Grade 6 | PVNC Actual | School Actual |
| Reading | 71% | 77% |
| Writing | 64% | 73% |
| Math | 67% | 73% |
HIGHLIGHTS OF CATHOLIC SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT:
Living faith: Daily prayer, monthly school masses, Holy Childhood collection, share lent activities, following the Liturgical calendar.Excellence in Learning: Improvement in EQAO scores.
Athletics: School teams: Track & Field, Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country Running
Social Justice: Several charitable fundraisers - Terry Fox Run, Jump Rope for Heart
CATHOLIC SCHOOL CODE OF CONDUCT:
Code of BehaviourThe benefits of following our School Code of Behavior include:
1. Respect for self and others
2. Development of self-control
3. Tolerance and acceptance of others
4. Increase in feelings of self-worth
5. The school and classrooms become a safe, secure and welcoming environment
6. Students develop and practice positive work habits
7. Students are able to participate in all learning experiences to the fullest
Positive Behavior results in increased opportunities for social, spiritual and academic growth.



