March 11, 2009
Issue 26
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Communication with our members around the province is a challenge that CPCO takes very seriously. This year we have embarked on a number of strategies in an effort to improve our communication. More
Daniel Berrigan once suggested, half-jokingly, that if Jesus came back today he would go into every psychologist's office in the Western World and, using the whips and cords he used on the money-changers in the temple, drive out both the doctors and their clients with the words: More
Many of us have attended numerous graduations throughout our careers. It might have been for our own children: kindergarten, elementary, high school, college or university or other courses that they have taken. As a school leader you have also been an important attendee at graduations. More
CPCO welcomes feedback and comments regarding this online newsletter. Please email Nelly Kelders at nkelders@cpco.on.ca.
It’s business as usual for the staff at the provincial office during March Break. Staff will be available to take your calls from 8:30a.m. to 4:30p.m. throughout the week. There will be no e-zine. We wish all our members a happy, relaxing and safe March Break.
The Ontario College of Teachers has opened its electronic voting system to vote for the members of its council. Nominee biographies for the position of principal representative are available on the OCT website. More
A recent survey by the CCL shows that parents are allowing their young children significantly less time to play video games than to watch television. More
The Canadian Forum on Theology and Education will take place at St. Jerome's, Waterloo May 7th - 9th featuring Fr. Diarmuid O'Murchu on Evolutionary Faith. More
The spring 2009 issue of Edvantage is now available. More
The Catholic Principals’ Council of Ontario is pleased to announce the recipients of this year’s Principal of the Year award, Distinguished Service award, Past-president’s award and the Fr. John Redmond award. More
There will be two breakout sessions at this year’s conference. Participants will be able to choose from seven topics. Register for the conference today to ensure that you don’t miss out on the topics of greatest interest to you. More
Regular members are invited to submit nominations for positions to Executive Council. This is an opportunity to become more involved in your association. More
Regular members of CPCO are invited to submit resolutions to the CPCO Constitution by March 27, 2009. More