Month: April 2019

YCDSB’s 5th Annual University of Waterloo Math Contest at Carter

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Today, we hosted our 5th annual YCDSB Team Math Competition. Nearly 100 students participated in this event, representing 9 different schools across our school board. Students were enthusiastic, showed their passion in mathematics and competitive nature. On behalf of your coaches, Mr. Wai, Mr. Sidoti, Ms. Santos and Mr. Zambito, thank you to our contestants and student volunteers for making this event a huge success! ... Continue reading "YCDSB’s 5th Annual University of Waterloo Math Contest at Carter"

Parent Teacher Interview Night – Instructions For Booking Appointments

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Parent-Teacher Conference Information

Dear Parents and Guardians of Cardinal Carter Catholic High School,

We will be holding Parent-Teacher Interviews at the school on Thursday, April 25th from 5:30 -9:00 pm. This semester, you will be able to schedule your Parent-Teacher Interviews online. If you wish to schedule a meeting with any of your child’s teachers, please follow the instructions ... Continue reading "Parent Teacher Interview Night – Instructions For Booking Appointments"

Carter’s Raso and Buentipo Advance to Provincial Skills Competition

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On Saturday April 6th students from 6 surrounding school boards competed at Humber College in 4 different regional skills competitions: Culinary, TV/Video, Carpentry and Welding.

Congratulations to Cardinal Carter grade 12 students Jillian Buentipo and Megan Raso who placed 2nd in the TV/Video category. They will advance to the provincial level on Tuesday May 7th. Good Luck ladies. Also ... Continue reading "Carter’s Raso and Buentipo Advance to Provincial Skills Competition"

Ms. Dametto & Grade 10 Students Explore Careers in Science Through Virtual Reality

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On Friday, April 5th, Grade 10 Science students participated in a Science Careers Inquiry lesson using Virtual Reality in the Library Learning Commons. The students used Google Expeditions to explore seven different careers in various science fields before completing their own science career inquiry on myBlueprint. Students virtually visited each workplace to explore the ins and outs of the following careers:

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