SJS UPDATES – March 27th 2020

Please find the links here for an update from Mr. Rossetti and the Minister of Education.

UPDATED 2020 03 27 PRINCIPAL Letter to Parents

St. James School Communicable Disease Prevention Protocols click here

October 15 2021

St James School welcomed Bishop Joseph Nguyen and Mr. Christopher Yuen, our Superintendent of School to St James school on Wednesday, October 13. Bishop Joseph began by celebrating Mass with Father Peter and the grade 6 and 7 students at St James church, while K – grade 5 attended via Zoom. After Mass, Bishop Joseph and Mr Yuen visited each classroom. The students had the opportunity to ask Bishop questions as well as showcase their academic talents.

October 8 2021

Although it was a short week for students, it was a FULL week for staff. All staff
of the CISKD, along with Bishop Joseph, were led by Leah Perrault who facilitated our virtual Staff retreat from her home in Swiftcurrent Saskatchewan. The theme for the retreat was this year’s school theme: One Family, One Hope in Christ. We are grateful for the opportunity to come together as one CISKD family to share our faith and hope, and to journey together with our Lord Jesus Christ. A big thank you to you, the families of SJS, for supporting this time of enrichment for us so that we in turn may better serve you. Happy Thanksgiving!

October 1 2021

What a week we have had! Staff engaged in an excellent day of professional development focusing on primary literacy and wellness resources. We then spent two days focusing on Truth and Reconciliation where students explored what it means to take responsibility for our actions, seek forgiveness, and then do our part to make it right. And then after taking a day off to honour the new national day of Truth and Reconciliation within our families, staff and students ended the week with a Terry Fox Run at Polson Park. The weather was spectacular as the runners, walkers, and mossiers made their way around the Polson Oval. Thank you to all our volunteers who made this event a success.