Dear Students and Parents/Guardians of Saint Francis of Assisi Catholic Secondary,

We are looking forward to greeting our students for the 2023-2024 school year. We hope that you all had a restful summer and were able to spend some time with your families. Our staff are ready to receive our students and we wanted to share information regarding the first day of school at Saint Francis of Assisi Catholic Secondary. The first day of school is on Tuesday August 22nd where students will first meet for an assembly in the gymnasium.

Students will receive their schedules upon leaving the gymnasium and they will go to each of their assigned classes throughout the day to meet their teachers. Students must go to their assigned classes and if they require any schedule changes, they can sign-up for a schedule change in the office. Students who require schedule changes will be called to the office based on the sign-up sheet.

Grade 8 parents/guardians/students:
A reminder that grade 8 student orientation is on Friday August 18th from 10:00-11:30.
School Supplies:
You can find the list for each grade on our school website under “school information” followed by “school documents”.


Bless all our students, teachers, and staff as
they make their way back to their classrooms for another year.
We hope that they feel excitement and joy in the promise of a new start.


The St. Francis of Assisi Admin Team,
Alethea Wallace, Principal; Mia Ouellette, Vice-Principal

Happy June! 
As part of an action plan after the Yukon Catholic Schools PD Day on May 1st, the 3 Catholic schools are flying the Progressive Pride flag for the month of June. 

At our PD Day, we had a keynote address from Fr. James Martin, an internationally renowned Catholic priest doing focused work in the space of 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion. Through gospel stories and his personal experience working in this field, he helped us understand the profound need for visible inclusion for this community in Catholic churches and schools.  He reiterated research regarding young people who identify in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and who feel their school or church community don’t accept or include them— this community is at significantly higher risk for serious mental health struggles, including depression and suicide ideation, connected directly to not seeing themselves reflected in their world. 

Our Church’s world leader, Pope Francis, has publicly thanked and applauded Father James Martin for this important work, along with the organization that Fr. Martin has helped to create, https://outreach.faith/. The front-page article today is called “Can Catholics celebrate Pride Month? Yes, and here’s why.” 

Additionally, educators spent part of the Catholic PD Day looking at policies and actions of other jurisdictions that have publicly funded Catholic schools (namely, Edmonton, Calgary, Toronto). These districts are responding to the ever-growing research around outcomes for youth in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and these distracts have decided that an impactful and excellent first step is flying the Pride flag during pride month. It is well documented that this visual act of solidarity is significant for this marginalized and at-risk community. 
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The designer of this revamped Pride flag (Daniel Quasar) intended the colors to represent the following: the colored stripes represented the gay and lesbian community, the light blue, pink and white stripes represent trans and non-binary individuals and the brown and black ones represent marginalized People of Colour (POC) communities. When organizations fly this flag it is a statement of inclusion—“you are welcome in our space”. 

Note that the garden-style flagpole at the front door will be used to show our solidarity with other important causes throughout the school year. For example, we will fly The Survivors’ flag in September for Truth and Reconciliation month, a flag for veterans in November, the Black History flag in February for Black History month and a Franco-Yukonnais flag in May for Yukon Francophonie Day. St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Secondary School is committed to creating a community that supports equity, diversity and inclusion.    

Please do not hesitate to call the school at 667-5901 if you have any questions or concerns.  
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Blessings, 
The St. Francis of Assisi Admin Team, 
Alethea Wallace, A/Principal; Mia Ouellette, A/Vice-Principal; Janet Clarke, A/Vice Principal 

​St. Francis Update
Week of May 22nd to 26th   
 
Dear St. Francis of Assisi students and families,
 
To recognize Jesus in the world, people need to see him through us and our words and actions.  We need to reflect on what it means to be cooperative contributors to our communities. This means, that we are helpful in our homes, friendships, classrooms, teams, and with other groups working for worthy causes. 
Let us pray:
God, your Gospel of Life calls us to work 
in communion with one another 
as we help build Your Kingdom. 
Lord, help us to find meaning and dignity in the works we do. 
Open our ears to hear your voice clearly 
Open our eyes to see your beauty in all 
Open our minds so our understanding 
may break down walls of fear and prejudice. 
Bless our schools and communities 
as places of friendship 
as places of belonging 
and as places of welcome
where everyone feels safe 
where everyone has a place 
where all are united in You, dear God. 
As members of one family in Jesus we continue our day in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. 
 
SkillsCanada
The Territorial Skills Competition that took place on April 20, 2023 also served as a qualifier for the National Skills Competition, as a result Team Yukon has 15 competitors participating in Nationals, in 13 different trade areas! The team is made up of high school students, and apprentices, with some folks just starting their trade this year and others who have been involved for years. St. Francis has one student who is competing. If you would like to watch the live stream of the competition, it will be on the Skills Canada YouTube channel May 25 and 26 live from Winnipeg, Manitoba.
 
Yearbook
FINAL CHANCE TO BUY A YEARBOOK! This is your last chance – as in after May 26th you will not be able to buy the 2023 Yearbook again!! This year’s book has been highly anticipated among the students as it will contain a brand-new feature. Yearbook+ allows buyers to scan select photos in the book to view even more pictures that didn’t make it into the final printed copy. It’ll give you access to the some 2,000+ photos taken here and around the school at various events, all available on your smart phone. What incredible value for only 40$! Don’t miss out!
Click this link: https://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A01074103 to order your book today!
 
Cafeteria
Menu options for week of May 23 to May 26; click here
 
St. Francis Activities
Monday, May 22

• No School – Victoria Day

Tuesday, May 23

• Student Government @ 12:15 in room 11.
• Choir - 3:30 - 5pm
• Running Club @ 3:30 pm
• Tri-School Fishing Trip

Wednesday, May 24

• Track and Field at FH
• Fundraising lunch in the cafeteria - Grad
• Carpentry Skills Club @ 12:15 pm In Wood Shop
• Debate Club @ 12:15 in portable 44
• Social Justice Club @ lunch in room 14
• Workout Club @ lunch. Gr. 9 - 12
• Chess / Board Game Club @ 12:15 pm in the LC
• PLC – Early Dismissal
• Dungeons & Dragons Club 3:30 - 5:30 pm in the LC
• Badminton @ 3:30 pm

Thursday, May 25

• Grad  Softball Game – all day
• GSA (Gender & Sexuality Alliance) in Room 20 @ 12:15 pm.
• Debate Club @ 12:15 in Portable 44
• Running club @ 3:30 pm

Friday, May 26

• Grade 12 Retreat @ Braeburn
• Alpha Mtg @ 12:15 pm
• Carving Club @ 12:15 pm

Upcoming Dates

• May 26th - 28th - Grad Photos
• May 29th - Grade 9 retreat
• May 29th - Athletic Banquet - evening
• May 31st  - X block is 8
• May 31st - Grad Mass, 7:00 pm @ Sacred Heart

**Eleven more days of class – Exam Week is June 8th to 15th**
 
Please do not hesitate to call the school at 667-5901 if you have any questions or concerns.
 
Blessings,
The St. Francis of Assisi Admin Team,
Alethea Wallace, A/Principal; Mia Ouellette, A/Vice-Principal; Janet Clarke, A/Vice Principal

 
Dear St. Francis of Assisi students and families,
 
Catholics have been celebrating a sort of mother’s day since the first few centuries of the Church. The fourth Sunday of Lent, or Laetare Sunday, traditionally was a time to return to your mother church (home parish) and leave an offering. In Catholic tradition, the month of May is dedicated to Mary. Chosen by God above all other women, Mary’s faith and obedience paved the way for the Incarnation. Her example teaches us faith, obedience, humility and most of all, how to love. And so, we invite you to pray:
Lord Jesus Christ, You chose to put yourself—tiny, needy and helpless—into the nurturing and watchful hands of a human mother. Since then, every act of mothering, both physical and spiritual, in every time and every corner of the world recollects Mary’s. Inspired by this example, we, too, honour our mothers and mother figures. Bless these women, that they may be strengthened as Christian mothers and nurturers. Let the example of their faith and love shine forth. Grant that we, their sons and daughters, honour them always with a spirit of profound respect.
We ask this in your holy name. Amen.
 
Yearbook
FINAL CHANCE TO BUY A YEARBOOK! This is your last chance – as in after May 26th you will not be able to buy the 2023 Yearbook again!! This year’s book has been highly anticipated among the students as it will contain a brand-new feature. Yearbook+ allows buyers to scan select photos in the book to view even more pictures that didn’t make it into the final printed copy. It’ll give you access to the some 2,000+ photos taken here and around the school at various events, all available on your smart phone. What incredible value for only 40$! Don’t miss out!
Click this link: https://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A01074103 to order your book today!
 
Cafeteria
Menu options for week of May 15 to May 18; click here
 
St. Francis Activities
Mon, May 15 - Fri, May 19 Catholic Education Week
Monday, May 15

• Workout Club @ 12:00 - Gr. 9 - 12

Tuesday, May 16

• Student Government @ 12:15 in room 11.
• Choir - 3:30 - 5pm
• Running Club @ 3:30 pm

Wednesday, May 17 - World Catholic Education Day – Wear Blue!

• Fundraising lunch in the cafeteria - Grad
• Carpentry Skills Club @ 12:15 pm In Wood Shop
• Debate Club @ 12:15 in portable 44
• Social Justice Club @ lunch in room 14
• Workout Club @ lunch. Gr. 9 - 12
• Chess / Board Game Club @ 12:15 pm in the LC
• X block = 7
• Dungeons & Dragons Club 3:30 - 5:30 pm in the LC
• Badminton @ 3:30 pm
• Yoga @ 3:30 pm in Rm 43

Thursday, May 18

• Handgames Tournament @ Porter Creek, 9:00 to 3:00 pm.
• Int. Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia
• SFACSS Shoe Shuffle (run), block 4,5 period 7,8
• GSA (Gender & Sexuality Alliance) in Room 20 @ 12:15 pm.
• Debate Club @ 12:15 in Portable 44
• Running club @ 3:30 pm

Friday, May 19 - No school - Day in lieu
Monday, May 22 - No school - Victoria Day
**Fifteen more days of class – Exam Week is June 8th to 15th**
 
Please do not hesitate to call the school at 667-5901 if you have any questions or concerns.
 
Blessings,
The St. Francis of Assisi Admin Team,
Alethea Wallace, A/Principal; Mia Ouellette, A/Vice-Principal; Janet Clarke, A/Vice Principal

​Dear St. Francis of Assisi students and families, 
 
We recognize the need to remember that to be prepared for unexpected events in our life means we must work together – we pray for good people to work together in unity, peace, and healing. 
 
Let us pray 
Our world needs people of integrity:  
whose word is their true promise;  
who put a solid character above wealth;  
who possess opinions, a strong will and a sharp mind;  
who will be as honest in all things;  
who will make no compromises in living truth;  
whose ambitions go beyond selfish desires to the good of all and our earth;  
who will not mindlessly follow "because everybody else does it;"  
who are true to their friends through good times and bad, 
in hardship as well as in success;  
who believe that hard work, faithfulness, honesty and responsibility  
are the best qualities for winning success;  
who are not ashamed or afraid to stand for the truth when it is unpopular;  
who can confidently say "no”, although all the rest of the world says "yes."  
Our world needs people of one mind and heart to meet the challenges of tomorrow. 
Our world needs people of faith who rely on their God’s wisdom. 
Amen. 
 
School Council Update: 
A huge thank you to parent volunteers who helped out with pizza lunches at the school over the last few months.  This raised approximately $700 which the Council will put towards activities that support student clubs and help improve student experiences at the school.   
Thank you to Shanna Epp, Kim Thompson, Jennifer Dehart, Ryan Sikkes, James Paterson, Sarah Holmberg and Chelsea White. 
A special thank you to Shanon Cooper who attended each pizza lunch as the School Council representative, and to Ms. Wallace, Ms. Clarke and Ms. Ouellette who helped things run smoothly each time. 
Our first Council-supported event will start this week and it is free after-school yoga classes each Wednesday of May.  Youth mental health is a relevant and important topic for all of us.  Yoga is a small way to support students in self-care and connection.  The sessions are open to all St. Francis students. Please encourage your young people to consider attending.  Sessions are 3:30-4:30 on May 10,17,24 and 31.  Students do not need to register in advance, and can come to one or all of the sessions.  
Please feel free to contact the School Council if you have ideas, concerns, or an interest in volunteering.  Email is sfoacouncil@gmail.com 
Happy Spring! 
 
Yearbook 
FINAL CHANCE TO BUY A YEARBOOK! This is your last chance – as in after May 26th you will not be able to buy the 2023 Yearbook again!! This year’s book has been highly anticipated among the students as it will contain a brand-new feature. Yearbook+ allows buyers to scan select photos in the book to view even more pictures that didn’t make it into the final printed copy. It’ll give you access to the some 2,000+ photos taken here and around the school at various events, all available on your smart phone. What incredible value for only 40$! Don’t miss out! 
Click this link: https://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A01074103 to order your book today! 
 
SFA Clubs 
Yoga 
Free yoga on Wednesdays in May starting Wednesday! 
Come try out the new studio equipment and practice a little self care going into exams. Open to all students, no experience necessary. Classes will begin at 3:30 in Rm 43. Special thanks to the SFACSS School Council for supporting this student wellness initiative.  
 
Athletics 
Track And Field 
It's Track and Field season!! The track meet is on May 24 at FH.  
Events – 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, 1500m, 3000m, 4x100m relay, Long Jump, High Jump, Shot Put, Discus, Javelin, Demo – Triple Jump. Please see your physical education teacher for more information! 
 
Cafeteria 
Menu options for week of May 8 to May 12; click here  
 
St. Francis Activities 
Monday, May 8  

• Workout Club @ 12:00- Gr. 9 - 12 

Tuesday, May 9 

• Student Government @ 12:15 in room 11.  
• Choir - 3:30 - 5pm 
• Running Club @ 3:30 pm  

• School Council @ 6:30 in the Learning Commons - all welcome!  

Wednesday, May 10  

• Fundraising lunch in the cafeteria - Grad  
• Carpentry Skills Club @ 12:15 pm In Wood Shop 
• Debate Club @ 12:15 in portable 44 

• Social Justice Club @ lunch in room 14 
• Workout Club @ lunch. Gr. 9 - 12 
• Chess / Board Game Club @ 12:15 pm in the LC 
• PLC / early dismissal - finish up your quilt square in the Textiles room! 
• Dungeons & Dragons Club 3:30 - 5:30 pm in the LC 

• Badminton @ 3:30 pm  

Thursday, May 11 

• GSA (Gender & Sexuality Alliance) in Room 20 @ 12:15 pm.  
• Hand Games in the front foyer @ 12:15 pm  
• Debate Club @ 12:15 in Portable 44 

• Running club @ 3:30 pm  

Friday, May 12 

• Alpha Mtg @ 12:15pm 
• Carving Club @ 12:15pm 

Catholic Education Week is May 15 – May 19. Wear blue and walk for Catholic Education on May 18th.  
**Twenty more days of class – Exam Week is June 8th to 15th** 
 
Please do not hesitate to call the school at 667-5901 if you have any questions or concerns.  
 
Blessings, 
The St. Francis of Assisi Admin Team, 
Alethea Wallace, A/Principal; Mia Ouellette, A/Vice-Principal; Janet Clarke, A/Vice Principal 

Greetings Parents/Guardian,
FINAL CHANCE TO BUY A YEARBOOK! This is your last chance – as in after May 26th you will not be able to buy the 2023 Yearbook again!! This year’s book has been highly anticipated among the students as it will contain a brand-new feature. Yearbook+ allows buyers to scan select photos in the book to view even more pictures that didn’t make it into the final printed copy. It’ll give you access to the some 2,000+ photos taken here and around the school at various events, all available on your smart phone. What incredible value for only 40$! Don’t miss out!
Click this link: https://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A01074103 to order your book today!

Dear St. Francis of Assisi students and families,
 
In our prayer today, we ask St. Joseph for help with all our work and responsibilities.  May we realize that hard work can be very rewarding and bring us closer to God, one another and give us a deeper understand of who “I” am.
We also remember in our prayers all people of Asian heritage this Asian Heritage Month.
So much to pray for and as always, we need help:
In this month devoted to the Blessed Virgin Mary we seek her courage as we pray:
Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee; blessed art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen.
Mary, the Mother of God …  pray for us
St. Joseph the Worker …  pray for us. 
Amen.
 
Congrats to Athletes
Many of our students participated in the Subzero provincial tournament in BC. Congratulations to all who participated. Congrats to the U 14 boy who brought home gold.
Congratulations to our school Bocce team who participated in the Special Olympics Unified Bocce competition last Friday in Winnipeg.
 
CEAY

• Please see the attached link for further information about Family and Life Week May 7-14. For more information:  http://www.whitehorsediocese.ca/family--life-week-2023.html

• Thursday May 11, 2023 from noon-1pm is the Walk for Life. Meet at the Old Log Church for a peaceful walk in support of the most vulnerable in our community. From 7-8 pm all are welcome to a talk on apologetics by Marlon Bartram in the hall of Sacred Heart Cathedral: Pro-Life 101. For more information: www.whrighttolife.org

• Family Camp at Braeburn Friday June 16 at noon to Monday June 19th at noon. Contact ceayukon@gmail for more information to register.

• Braeburn Camp Spring Clean Up Weekend: May 12 and 13. All are welcome to help open the camp and complete necessary maintenance and repairs. RSVP to braeburncamp@gmail.com for food planning, accommodations planning, and any skill sets you have to offer the team.

• Knights of Columbus Annual Yard Sale: May 27 from 8 am- noon in the parking lot of Sacred Heart Cathedral. Items can be donated for the sale on Friday May 26 from 7-9 pm at the church garage or during the yard sale (no electronics or clothing items please).

• A group of teens from our diocese, in Whitehorse and northern BC, recently attended a Youth Rally in Prince George and had an amazing experience. If anyone is interested in this event next year, please contact your parish or ceayukon@gmail.com 

• Youth on Fire youth group for kids in Gr 5-8 meets Fridays 6:30- 8:30 at Christ the King. Bring your indoor shoes! There are a few more weeks until we wrap up for the summer

 
Grad Meeting
Grade 12s, reminder that there is a grad meeting at the school tonight (May 2) at 7:00 pm in the Learning Commons. A zoom option will not be offered. The meeting will focus on the itinerary for the grad weekend and some of the details around events.
 
Cafeteria
Menu options for week of May 1 to May 5; click here
 
St. Francis Activities
Monday, May 1 - PD Day. No school for students
Tuesday, May 2

• Student Government @ 12:15 in room 11.
• Choir - 3:30 - 5pm
• Running Club @ 3:30 pm

Wednesday, May 3

• Fundraising lunch in the cafeteria - School Council
• Carpentry Skills Club @ 12:15 pm In Wood Shop
• Debate Club @ 12:15 in portable 44
• Social Justice Club @ lunch in room 14
• Workout Club @ lunch. Gr. 9 - 12
• Chess / Board Game Club @ 12:15 pm in the LC
• X - 7
• Dungeons & Dragons Club 3:30 - 5:30 pm in the LC
• Badminton @ 3:30 pm

Thursday, May 4

• GSA Club in Room 20 @ 12:15 pm.
• Hand Games in the front foyer @ 12:15 pm
• Debate Club @ 12:15 in Portable 44
• Culture Day Presentation @ small gym - block 5, period 7
• Running club @ 3:30 pm

Friday, May 5

• Red Dress Day – to honour MMIWG2S
• Grade 10 Retreat
• Carmacks Run
• Band concert in the small gym
• Alpha Mtg @ 12:15pm
• Carving Club @ 12:15pm

Catholic Education Week is May 15 – May 19. Wear blue and walk for Catholic Education on May 18th.
**Twenty Five more days of school – Exam Week is June 8th to 15th**
 
Please do not hesitate to call the school at 667-5901 if you have any questions or concerns.
 
Blessings,
The St. Francis of Assisi Admin Team,
Alethea Wallace, A/Principal; Mia Ouellette, A/Vice-Principal; Janet Clarke, A/Vice Principal

Dear St. Francis of Assisi students and families, 
​
The world around us is full of renewal as a warming creation dissolves the winter’s hard cold and breathes spring to life. This past Saturday was Earth Day 2023 whose mission is to build the world’s largest environmental movement to drive transformative change for people and planet. This kind of movement makes real the ongoing power of the Resurrection - making things new again and it is our responsibility to do what we can. In the beauty of the earth, we can see reflections of the beauty of God. 
 
Prayer  
Open our eyes, 
Open our ears, 
To the lesson of creation so that we may learn: 
The joy of flowers dancing in the April sun; 
The strength of a blade of grass pushing through earth; 
The stillness of a northern lake reflecting a full moon; 
The insistence of young birds yearning to live; 
And to fly … 
May the sunlight and the rain be reminders that You are at work renewing the earth. 
As a God of renewal, You are ever at work in our lives, too. 
Open our eyes to the needed changes in our lives this Spring. 
Awaken us to new life and perspective, for this we pray in Jesus’ name. 
Amen. 
 
Territorial Skills Competition 
Congratulations to the St. Francis students who competed in last weeks Territorial Skills competition. Each student brought home a medal - Baking Silver Medal, Welding Silver Medal and Carpentry Gold Medal. All three competitors worked extremely hard to achieve these stellar results! 
 
Professional Development Day 
There is no school for students on Monday May 1st due to a Professional Development Day for all staff. 
 
Student Led Conferences 
Thank you to everyone who came out to the Student Led conferences last week. It was great to see students sharing and discussing their learning with their parents, and enjoying a cookie as they visited each class. Only six more weeks until review week and exams! 
 
Free Research Databases, Books, French Books, Comics, Graphic Novels, Audio Books All For YOU! 
Students have access to free, excellent research databases to use anytime at home or school with their Rapid Identity credentials: student number@yesnet.yk.ca and a password.  If a password reset is required, contact janet.clarke@yesnet.k.ca. When logged into Rapid ID, go to the "digital resources" tile. 
 
Rapid ID  - Office 365 - allows students home access to documents and projects that they have worked on at school. Ensure that you are logged into your account so that your work is saved. 
 
Lastly, Rapid ID gives students a chance to find great e-books, comic books, graphic novels, picture books, French books, magazine and audio books for all grade levels through the SORA app.  Features include:  a built-in e-book reader, an audiobook player, a leveled reading collection, and a running tally of time spent reading and numbers of books read.  Questions? Just ask teacher - librarian Janet Clarke:  janet.clarke@yesnet.yk.ca 
 
Cafeteria 
Menu options for week of April 24 to April 28; click here  
 
St. Francis Activities 
Monday, April 24  

• Gr. 10 Literacy Assessments  
• Workout Club @ 12:00- Gr. 9 - 12  

Tuesday, April 25 

• Gr. 10 Literacy Assessments  
• Student Government @ 12:15 in room 11.  
• Choir - 3:30 - 5pm 
• Running Club @ 3:30 pm  

Wednesday, April 26  

• Fundraising lunch in the cafeteria - Grads 
• Carpentry Skills Club @ 12:15 pm In Wood Shop 
• Debate Club @ 12:15 in portable 44 
• Social Justice Club @ lunch in room 14 

• Workout Club @ lunch. Gr. 9 - 12 
• Chess / Board Game Club @ 12:15 pm in the LC 
• PLC / early dismissal  
• Dungeons & Dragons Club 3:30 - 5:30 pm in the LC 
• Badminton @ 3:30 pm  

Thursday, April 27 

• Gr. 10 Numeracy Assessments  
• GSA Club in Room 20 @ 12:15 pm.  
• Hand Games in the front foyer @ 12:15 pm  
• Debate Club @ 12:15 in Portable 44 

• SBT in Conference Room @ 1:00 pm  

Friday, April 28 

• Make-up assessments 9 - 12 pm.  
• Alpha Mtg @ 12:15pm 
• Carving Club @ 12:15pm 

• ThinkFast - Fri @ 3:30 - Sat @ 1 pm.  

Monday, May 1 

• Professional Development Day – No School for students. 

Wednesday May 3 

• x-block is 7 

Catholic Education Week is May 15 – May 19. Wear blue and walk for Catholic Education on May 18th.  
 
Please do not hesitate to call the school at 667-5901 if you have any questions or concerns.  
 
Blessings, 
The St. Francis of Assisi Admin Team, 
Alethea Wallace, A/Principal; Mia Ouellette, A/Vice-Principal; Janet Clarke, A/Vice Principal