The badminton team has been hard at work earning numerous accomplishments. Congratulations to the whole team and to Anson Chen, Julian Brennan & Billy Tanglin, and Cole Wilson & Jinwoo Park who all qualified for Provincials!
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The Environmental Action Committee (EAC) is running a Clothing Drive in support of Diabetes Canada on Monday, April 22nd. Bring in at least one item of clothing or textiles and receive a free dress code day. (Cash donations will not be accepted – clothing or textiles must be dropped off at Cass Gym link).
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Students will report to the MultiPlex bus loop no later than 8:30 AM. We will board buses on Holland Blvd immediately after attendance (buses will have signs indicating passengers, organized by alphabet).
Students should wear a collared shirt, slacks or khakis with a belt, and their dress shoes.
Lunch provided. Do NOT bring school bags, binders, etc.
Schedule IV is in effect.
Schedule II is in effect.
Parent-teacher conferences will occur on:
Log into the PowerSchool Parent Portal to access Conference Manager, the online booking system.
Click HERE for detailed instructions for viewing progress report marks and comments and scheduling parent-teacher conferences.
Conference Booking closes on Wednesday, 24 April at 5:00PM.
Parent-teacher conferences. No classes.
St. Paul’s High School is proud to offer its annual Parent Retreat for all parents of current students. This year’s retreat theme is “WALKING IN OUR SON’S FOOTSTEPS”.
The retreat will be held on Tuesday evening, April 30th, from 6–9pm, in Alumni & Friends Hall. A hot meal will be provided early on in the retreat.
During our three hours together, there will be prayer time, a meal, presentations, student-witness talks, table discussions as well as a large group discussion.
The cost of the retreat will be $15 per adult. Tickets can be purchased via the online Cru Shoppe. (The link is provided on digital the registration form). If ever cost is a factor, please do not hesitate to reach out to me so the school can easily cover the cost.
Director of Mission and Ignatian Identity
REGISTRATION LINK (and link to ticket purchase): https://forms.office.com/r/qQsMHY01YA
37TH Annual SPHS Fashion Show “Takin’ It To The Streets” THANK YOU!
Thank you to all who helped make the 37th Annual Fashion Show a huge success, especially the Class of 2024! An extra special thank you to Ms. Krystin De Luca, Fashion Show Committee Chair, who led the planning committee and went above and beyond to make this fashion show one to remember!
Click HERE to view the Semester 2 Exam Schedule.
As a reminder, students are expected to write exams at the end of each semester as scheduled. Planned absences during exams should be avoided except in cases of emergencies. In such cases, students may be permitted to write exams on alternate dates with administrative approval. Writing exams prior to the first day of scheduled exams will not be accommodated.
All grade twelve students are required to write a provincial assessment in the applicable math course.
Big Wins in Scholarships!
Congratulations to grade 12 students Baljot Rai and Samay Dadlani on being awarded major scholarship awards.
Baljot Rai is the recipient of the $100,000 Loran Award. Loran Scholars receive the country's largest undergraduate merit award on the basis of character, commitment to service and leadership potential.
Samay Dadlani is the recipient of the $80,000 UBC Presidential Scholarship, the most prestigious award available to students who are entering UBC.
Scholarship Shared with Students this Week
Scotiabank Scholarships: Three different scholarships (diversity, financial wellness, and STEM) are being offered. Each scholarship is $3,750. Applications close May 3rd.
Crossword Hobbyist Scholarship: One award $1000 for creating the winning crossword puzzle. Applications close May 3rd. crossword scholarship
A Voice for Animals Essay Writing Scholarship: Twenty-one $500 awards for winning essays on animal suffering or endangered species. Applications close May 31st. a voice for animals scholarship
Charles Labatiuk Scholarship: One $1000 award for students entering the interdisciplinary study of natural environmental systems. Students interested in studies focusing on ecosystems, how they operate, and their symbiotic relationship with people are encouraged to apply. Essay contest. Applications close June 30th. charles-labatiuk-scholarship
InformNet: Online Summer School
Information for online summer school is now available. Both repeater (the student has failed the course) and non-repeater (the student is taking the course for the first time) options are being offered. If a student takes a non-repeater course, please be aware that he must take a full course load at St. Paul's each year (ie.students don't get a spare for taking a summer course) and that online school will not cover the content with the same rigour as a St. Paul's course so the student may have difficultly if he plans to move forward in that subject area. For example, if your son takes PreCal 30S in hopes of taking St. Paul's PreCal 40S, he may struggle.
Information about courses and registration can be found at: https://www.informnet.mb.ca/summer.html
In-person summer school options will be offered at various locations around Winnipeg. Information on locations and offerings will not be available until mid-June.
