At St. Justin Martyr’, one of our greatest priorities is ensuring that all our students arrive safely to school everyday. In order to report your child(ren)’s absence or late, you are required to access our Safe Arrival Program.
The Safe Arrival Program allows parents and guardians to report their child(ren)’s absence or late in advance, or before bell time for the current day. ... Continue reading "Safe Arrival Reporting Procedures Information"
If your child takes the school bus to and/or from school, please take a moment to visit www.schoolbuscity.com to confirm pick up and drop off times.
Eligibility for transportation to and/or from a student’s designated home school is a function of the distance from their residence to their home school and grade level as follows:
i) Junior Kindergarten to ... Continue reading "School Bus Information 2025"
Welcome back to St. Justin Martyr CES! We hope your summer was restful and enjoyable. The first day of school is Tuesday September 2nd at 9:00am. Looking forward to celebrating in the Catholic faith for our 2025-26 school year. See you soon!
In celebration of Catholic Education Week, the York Catholic District School Board (YCDSB) is proud to announce its 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award winners. Distinguished Alumni are recognized for their significant contributions to their fields of work and communities
Announced each year at the beginning of Catholic Education Week (May 4 to May 9, 2025),
... Continue reading "The YCDSB Announces Its 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award Winners"
Several St. Justin Martyr CES students from Unionville, Ont., made their school proud by finishing second in Ontario at the recent Provincial W5H tournament, a prestigious branch of Reach for the Top, the storied Canadian quiz competition.
Thanks to their remarkable knowledge, teamwork and sportsmanship, these dedicated York Catholic District School Board (YCDSB)
... Continue reading "St. Justin Martyr Students Finish Second in Ontario"As a Catholic community, we are united in faith and prayer, especially in times of need. Frank Cardinal Leo, Archbishop of Toronto, has asked the faithful to join him in prayer for Pope Francis, who has been hospitalized at Gemelli Hospital in Rome since February 14, 2025. His Holiness is currently suffering from pneumonia and mild kidney failure.
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