Meet the Teacher: Tracy Santomero

Meet the Teacher:  Tracy Santomero Subject:  Mathematics Grades:   10 and 11   Mrs. Santomero grew up in Picton, Ontario and has an amazing husband and daughter.  Her daughter, Sophia, is 12 years old and is in the sixth grade.  Sophia is a competitive dancer who loves school and her friends. Being a dance mom, Tracy doesn’t […]

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Bus and Carpool Information 20/21

If you are interested in more information about Crestwood’s Carpool and Shuttle Bus services for the 2020/2021 school year please contact our main office.  Any questions or inquiries may be directed to anny.rannie@crestwood.on.ca.  Below is information on both Carpool and Shuttle Bus Services.   CARPOOL INFORMATION:  We understand that some parents are interested in carpooling. […]

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2020 -2021 Booklist

Dear Crestwood Students and Parents: On behalf of Alpha Textbooks Inc. and Crestwood Preparatory College, we would like to tell you about the textbook ordering procedure for the upcoming 2020-21 school year. 1) Your official booklist for 2020-21 will be available on our easy-to-use website www.alphatextbooks.com, or at our store. Due to the changes in […]

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Book Exchanges includes 2020-2021 Purchasing Books

Unfortunately, the regularly scheduled Parent Book Exchange on Tuesday, June 16th, 2020, and the Textbook Buyback session with Alpha Textbooks on Wednesday, June 17th, 2020 have been cancelled due to the COVID-19 outbreak.  In order to assist parents with the resale and purchase of textbooks, there are now two possibilities.  1. Alpha Textbooks – You may […]

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Guidance News (June 12)

Advanced Placement (AP): Score Reports June 30 is the deadline for grade 12 students to indicate or change their free score report recipient in ‘My AP’: https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/ Please make sure to indicate through ‘My AP’ the university or college you’d like to receive your free score report If you have any questions or concerns – […]

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Award Winning Author – Kathy Kacer

  This week the grade 5 and 6 classes had the privilege of attending a virtual author visit with Kathy Kacer.  Kathy Kacer is a Canadian award-winning author of over 20 historical fiction and nonfiction books for children and young adults.  Before the extended break we had been enjoying her books in library class and were really […]

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Popsicle Stick Playgrounds

  The Grade one students explored various structures they see and use in their daily life.  As a culminating activity, these amazing students designed, built and presented their own playgrounds that consisted of at least 4 structures.  Their creativity was outstanding using popsicle sticks, pipe cleaners, straws, plastic cups, paper cups, egg cartons, tape, glue, […]

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A Message From Your PrinciPALs…

  “Fill Up” with Mrs. Fuller  This week we focused on creating our own happy place with images, words, photographs, or drawings. Students shared where their “happy place” would be, and explored how they can recreate that space. We took inspiration from Ellen Schwartz and tried to “memorize the moment” with all our senses, so […]

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French Community Workers/Workplaces

  The Grade 3 French students have been learning about community workers and workers places. We talked about what their jobs are and why these workers are important. As a final project, students chose 8 workers and workplaces and created their community. They had to label the workplaces and include the workers as well. They […]

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Dig Deep For Some Edible, Dirt-Loving FUN!

  This week 3B and 3C learned all about the importance of soil. Soil is so much more than what’s under our grass. Each layer of earth is defined by its own “horizon”. These horizons run parallel to the ground and serve up distinct characteristics that aid the layers above and below. When a vertical section […]

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A Word from CPC’s Coach Ro Russell

Greetings Crestwood Community: I’m writing this opening message to you all regarding racism, discrimination, police brutality and Crestwood.  Being a black man and basketball coach I have to, like all other black people,  experience racism, discrimination, police brutality almost everyday our my life. Our race has had to deal with this elephant in the room, […]

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In Solidarity with Black, Students, Parents and Teachers

As we have all watched the events of the past few weeks unfold, namely, the deaths in Black communities in the United States and Canada and the overwhelming sadness and outrage felt across society in response to these events, we are compelled to express our support to the Black community, namely our Black students, parents […]

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3A Sock Puppet Show

The students in 3A have been learning about dialogue and quotation marks.  We put this skill into practice by writing and performing mini puppet shows.  We found old socks and “bits-and-bots” like yarn, buttons, stickers, markers, paper, and other craft supplies.  Each student named their sock puppet and created a conversation between themselves and their cute little […]

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Meet the Teacher:  Jennifer Williamson

Meet the Teacher:  Jennifer Williamson Subject:  Geography and History Grades:   7 and 8    Ms. Williamson grew up in Mississauga with her parents, one brother and two sisters.  She is married with one son, Landyn, who is 6 years old. In her spare time, Jennifer likes to watch movies and take additional qualification courses.  She […]

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Robotics

FIRST Robotics Canada Build It Challenge Series Winners Just because we are social distancing, it didn’t stop our Engineers from continuing to build and compete! FIRST Robotics Canada launched a BUILD IT Series challenge nationwide and students can complete building challenges either by building with any real world items/material, LEGO pieces, or Minecraft. CPC’s very own […]

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