March 2, 2011
Issue 25
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PRESIDENT'S JOURNAL
Meeting the Challenges to Improve Learning
CPCO, OPC, and ADFO members had an opportunity to attend a Leading Student Achievement one-day workshop on March 1, 2011. Guest speaker, Damian Cooper, is an independent education consultant who specializes in helping educators… More
PROFESSIONAL LEARNING
Having Hard Conversations
The following dates are available for Jennifer Abram workshops: Sept. 26-30. Contact Mary Barchiesi for more information.
Supporting Board Leadership
Development Plans 2011
New Web Conferences!
The Ontario Principals' Council in partnership with the Catholic Principals' Council of Ontario (CPCO) and the Ministry of Education are pleased to offer a series of six web conferences to support leadership development. Register now.
KEEPING YOU INFORMED
Work/Life Balance
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This month's feature is Work.
Read: Strategies for Saying No: Avoiding Overload
CPCO welcomes feedback and comments regarding this online newsletter. Please email Nelly Kelders at nkelders@cpco.on.ca.
GALA DINNER & AGM
Celebrating Our Uniqueness
Friends, family and colleagues are invited to share in the celebrations honouring CPCO's 2011 award winners, on Friday, April 8, 2011.
Gala Dinner - Due March 7, 2011
AGM Registration - Due March 7, 2011
Nominations - Due March 4, 2011
MEMBER SUPPORT SERVICES
Executive Council
CPCO members are invited to review the minutes of the January 14-15, 2011 executive council meeting.
Education Law eBulletin
Shibley Righton
In this issue read about: Ontario Youth Court decision on retaliation, and a teacher's actions that warrant discipline. More
2011 Carty Awards
The Catholic Education Foundation of Ontario (C.E.F.O.) monetary awards are made available to secondary and elementary schools for a special project or initiative demonstrating or highlighting our Catholic nature.
Application Form | Procedures
FAITH REFLECTION
Following Jesus - According to the Letter or the Spirit?
I work and move within church circles and find that most of the people I meet there are honest, committed, and for the most part radiate their faith positively. Most church-goers aren't hypocrites. More
PRAYERS
Ash Wednesday Liturgy for Children PDF
Primary Liturgy
PDF
Stories, activities and worksheets
Stations of the Cross
PDF
Mission Together Lenten Challenge 2011
PDF