The regular exam schedule continues on Monday, 15 June to Thursday, 18 June.
Dress Code III: Relaxed
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Students may come to school to review their final exams and speak with their teachers and counsellors. While attendance is not required, students are encouraged to come to school to look over their exam results. Teacher locations will be posted in the school.
The deadline for submitting work to teachers to clear incompletes (INC) is noon on Friday, 19 June. Students have been made aware by their teachers of any incomplete coursework or outstanding hours to fulfill Ignatian Service hour requirements. In addition, parents of students with incomplete coursework were sent an email notifying them their son has incomplete coursework along with this letter with further details.
On Tuesday 23 June, students will be expected to return all textbooks they were assigned throughout the 2025–2026 school year. Each grade level has been assigned a time slot during which students in that grade will be required to return their textbooks to Murray Hall.
One additional time slot will be made available at the end of the day for families that have students in multiple grades.
Multi–Grade: 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Textbooks will not be accepted for return prior to June 23rd. If a student is unable to attend during his assigned time slot, he must arrange for a friend to return books on his behalf.
Please start looking for any textbooks that are at home, in your car, etc. so that you have them all organized in advance of the day. Students and Parents have been emailed a list of books on June 10 to aide in the search.
Please note: If textbooks are not returned (or are returned in an unusable condition), the student will be charged the full replacement cost of the textbook. If textbooks are returned in a significantly poorer condition than when they were assigned, students will be asked to pay a charge commensurate to the amount of damage.
Dress Code II: Warm Weather Dress Code
All students in grades 9–11 are expected to be in attendance for the school's closing Mass and awards assembly.
Report Cards and 2026–2027 School Year Information
Students received report cards after the Closing Mass and Awards Assembly. Several enclosures will be provided, including an information letter about the 2026–2027 school year, a year calendar, bell schedules, required supplies, and dress code information.
A Note About Exams
As final exams are underway, we encourage families to keep grades in perspective. While exams are an important opportunity for students to demonstrate their learning, they represent only one part of a much larger educational journey. In the long run, a single exam mark, or even a final course grade, does not define a student's future success. Qualities such as perseverance, responsibility, adaptability, and character matter far more. A calm, balanced approach helps students perform at their best and maintain their well-being during this busy time of year. Please focus on the effort and the learning, not on the grade.
Parents of Grade 12s
Student Accessibility Services at the U of M
Incoming students with diagnosed disabilities are encouraged to register with Student Accessibility Services (SAS) at UM and meet with an Accessibility Coordinator to discuss academic plans, identify barriers, and set up an individualized accommodation plan. Connecting during the summer helps ensure that supports and accommodations are in place right at the start of the fall semester. Appointments for new students are available in person or virtually. To arrange an intake appointment, documentation from a registered health professional is required, or for a Learning Disability a psychoeducational assessment is required. Confidential consultations are also available. New students can connect with SAS by completing our online intake form.
Guest parking is available in the MultiPlex Lot off Holland Blvd and in the Student Lot off Bower Blvd. Carpooling is strongly recommended as we are expecting a large number of guests.
In addition to school parking lots, we have been granted a temporary Lifting of Restrictions (LOR) from the City of Winnipeg to allow street parking for Convocation Day. This will allow for parking to be permitted on Stanford Bay and Bower Blvd between Mountbatten Ave and Grant Ave from 11:30am-3:30pm on June 30, 2026.
Please note:
EdgeImaging will be taking photos of your son receiving his diploma. In addition, Andrew Mahon ’15 will be taking candid shots during the ceremony. All convocation photos will be posted online after the event and complimentary digital downloads will be available.
Convocation will be streamed live for family members and friends unable to attend the event. The video feed will be available on the day of the event for live viewing. Click the link below to access the livestream page. The same link can be used to watch the event afterwards.
Convocation Ceremony: Live-Stream Link
After the ceremony, students should proceed to the Cafeteria to pick up their graduation packages. The graduation package given to each graduate includes his report card, the Manitoba Provincial Diploma, and two official transcripts.
Al guests are invited to attend a reception hosted by the Parent Guild in the Cass Gym located in the main school building.
Students may keep their gowns and vee-stoles for the purpose of taking photographs with family and friends after the ceremony. Families are welcome to take photos on school grounds during school hours. Gowns and veestoles may be returned to the Cafeteria until 3:00 pm on June 30th. Those wanting to keep their gowns and vee-stoles longer must return them to the Front Office of the School on Thursday, July 2nd, between 8:00 am and noon.
