Keep our Local, Rural Catholic Elementary School St John Catholic Elementary School, Kirkfield, ON PVNCCDSB February 4, 2016 Imagine 5 key relationships similar to being held within the 5 fingers of our hand. Each finger represents a relationship that children need to be emotionally well-held. St. Johns provides 5 key relationships essential for healthy brain development: 1. God2. Family 3. Community 4. School 5. Nature St Johns, our Local, Rural Catholic School Nurtures the Potential within our Children Relationship with God If St Johns closes where would your child go to school? Relationship with Families Friendships Relationship with the Local Community School Relationship Relationship with Nature Our children are emotionally well-held. They are thriving. ACCOMMODATION REVIEW GUIDELINES MARCH 2015 Creative Solutions Families are Coming Business Growth is Coming Take 5 years to Share Resources Langton, Fenelon Falls Ridgewood, Coboconk Lady Mackenzie, Kirkfield Woodville Michelle Griepsma The Ontario Catholic School Trustees Associations has launched a campaign. The Campaign has 3 Objectives: 1. To clarify the role of Catholic school boards; 2. To remind Ontarios political leaders of the societal value of Catholic education; 3. To strengthen the broad support base for publicly funded Catholic schools in Ontario Promote Catholic Education Connected Classrooms The BC Rural & Multi-Grade Teachers' Association was formed in 1982 by Teachers across British Columbia. Recognizing unique circumstances and practices of teaching in small, and often remote, schools, our association exists to provide support to teachers of multi- grade classrooms who work and often live within small communities.Its a vibrant place where we bring together issues, initiatives and investigations that matter to rural educators. Our website shines light on wonderful projects teachers and students are engaged in across rural British Columbia, and showcases rural research, events, and school profiles.. Keep our local, rural Catholic school