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               BACK ROW (Left to Right):  M. Cordeiro, O.Miles, F.Laezza, L. Venier 

                 MIDDLE ROW  (Left to Right): C. Jones, N. Stewart, S. Scappichio,  K.  Zucchiatti, J. Newton, C. Foster,   C. Lindsay, A. Santelli-Angius,

                 FRONT ROW (Left to Right): S. Soares, A. Bianchi, O. Ocampo, C. Venier, M. Tambureno

Department Heads: 

O. Ocampo & S. Soares

A. Bianchi

M.Cordeiro

C. Foster

O.Miles

C. Jones

F. Laezza

C. Zucchiatti

C. Lindsay

J. Newton

L. Venier

A. Santelli

S. Scapicchio

N. Stewart

C. Venier

S. Sammut

 
Canadian & World Studies

COMING TO CWS IN 2009-10: 

 The CWS department is also excitedly preparing for the introduction of its newest course this coming fall:  IDC 3O1 – African Canadian History.  The course will be the first of its kind being offered in Dufferin Peel and will be a Grade 11 elective course open to ALL students that uses the expectations that are laid out in the Ontario Curriculum.  The course will examine the many contributions of Black Canadians within the context of Canadian society and history, and will trace the roots and heritage of one of Canada’s earliest communities.  The class will examine issues of racism and oppression, and will celebrate the diversity of Canadian society.  In the past, Campion has enjoyed great success during its Black History Month celebrations and is a school community that can be characterized by its participation and welcoming attitude.  ALL students, regardless of colour or ethnic background, are encouraged to take this very important course.

Youth and Philanthropy Initiative (YPI)

Christmas in Kandahar

Christmas in Kandahar 2008

Canadian soldiers at Camp Nathan Smith display the Campion banner that accompanied the care packages sent at Christmas.  Two Canadian soldiers will be visiting Campion in May.

 

CWS Teacher Awarded Premiers Award for Teaching Excellence:

 Freshman teacher at the top of his class
Tuesday April 28 2009
By ROGER BELGRAVE