St. Paul’s High School is inviting applications for a full-time Mathematics teaching position for the 2025–2026 school year.
Click below for full details and application instructions.
Join us for an in-person music concert and art exhibition.
• Date: Tuesday, 27 May
• Time: 7:00 p.m.
• Place: MultiPlex
The evening will feature musical performances by grade 9–12 students in concert and jazz bands. The choir will also perform and student artwork will be on display. All are welcome.
We will hold a school assembly on Wednesday, 28 May to introduce the purpose of Everyone Welcome Mission Week and highlight the importance of fostering a respectful and inclusive school environment. The assembly will encourage reflection on how our words and actions affect others and will touch on behaviours that undermine the sense of belonging we strive to create. Students will view the assembly in their core groups with a teacher present. Attendance is compulsory for all students. Schedule V is in effect.
Click HERE for an information letter about Everyone Welcome Mission Week which was emailed to all St. Paul's parents this week.
No classes due to professional development day.
Next week is SPIRIT WEEK, but there’s a twist. St. Paul’s, welcome to Grade Wars!
All week, each grade will be in competition with one another in a grade wars tournament and there’s a couple different ways you can earn points. 1. Each day you participate in the dress code, you earn 1 point for your grade. 2. For every win at lunch time activities, your grade can earn up to 500 points! See below what Student Council has planned for you!
*If participating in the dress code theme, stickers are available at the Cass Gym Link until 8:30. After that, they can be found in the Library from Mrs. Ridley and Ms. Janzen. Please note, as usual, the dress code theme should be easily identifiable and there is no $2 option for casual dress code.
Dress Code Theme: Jersey Day
Students and staff are invited to wear clothing from any sports team! Jerseys should be clearly identifiable; hoodies/jackets or backpacks with simple logos will not count for this dress code.
Lunch Activity: 3 Point Contest
Core groups will be asked to elect 1 student to participate in a 3-point contest in the MultiPlex. Each student will get 5 shots from different places along the 3-point line of the basketball court. Each successful basket earns the student a point, contributing to the grade’s overall score with the first place grade claiming 500 points.
Dress Code Theme: Twin Day
Students and staff are invited to pair up with someone, making themselves a set of twins for the day! The twin outfit does not need to be an exact match but must be quite similar to count. Both twin participants will need to come to the dress code booth together to receive their stickers.
Lunch Activity: Egg Drop Competition
Each core group will be asked to provide 2 students to compete in an egg drop competition. The event itself will take place off the Alumni and Friends balcony onto the stone area outside the Fitness Centre. Students will be given 30 minutes to craft a contraption that will protect their egg for the drop using supplies provided by Student Council. For every core group whose egg remains completely unbroken, they will receive 200 points for their grade!
Dress Code Theme: Anything But a Backpack DayStudents and staff will pack their supplies for the day in anything that can contain them. Examples include: golf bags, laundry bins, wagon, toolboxes, drawers, pet carrier and more!
Lunch Activity: Four Corner Dodgeball
Core groups will elect 1 student to participate in a game of 4 corner dodgeball. The teams will be split into grade levels with the corners divided to show clear boundaries. Regular dodgeball rules apply with possible second and third rounds taking place for a chance to increase grade war points!
Dress Code Theme: Beach Day
Students and staff can hit the beach early with colourful shorts, Hawaiian shirts, sunglasses, beach hats, etc. No swimsuits or tank-tops will be allowed. If students wish to wear sandals, sock must be worn with them.
Lunch Activity: Mario Kart Tournament
Each grade will sign up 6 students on a first come, first served basis. The tournament will consist of four races. Each team will be split into two teams of three students. Team 1 will race in the first two rounds, and Team 2 will race in the final two. In each race, three students per team will take turns completing one lap each, forming a relay-style race.
The Mina Rosner Essay Competition is a $500 prize for a 1000-1500 word essay on human rights. Papers are due June 15th. It is open to students in all grades.
Next week, grade 9 and 10 students will receive a proposed study schedule to help them manage their time heading into exams. Students can access the schedule in Teams.
Congratulations to Isaac Lavitt who recently was awarded three major scholarships: The Page Scholarship for $1,000, Carlton University’s Entrance Scholarship for $16,000, and Carlton’s President’s Scholarship for $30,000. Well done, Isaac!
Donations of baked goods are appreciated for Tuesday, May 27. Please consider donating single-serve baked goods for the upcoming Performing and Visual Arts evening (Band Concert).
Donations of Baked goods can be dropped off on the morning of Tuesday, May 27, to the front office, and will be received by Ms. Brito.
Volunteers are needed prior to the evening's activities, including preparing dainties and refreshments. We also need volunteers to refill the refreshments for the post-concert reception and clean up!
These events don’t happen without your participation, so please consider this opportunity.
Please click HERE to sign up to volunteer for these events and any upcoming events!
If you have any questions regarding any upcoming events, please email parentguild@stpauls.mb.ca
Date: Wednesday, June 4, 2025
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Alumni and Friends Hall
Wine and Cheese
Come hear about the exciting events and activities that took place in 2025 and join us in the 2025-2026 school year.
Get Involved! We hope to see you there!
Please read the document linked below regarding acadmic failures, recovery learning, incomplete assignments, and exam absences.
Academic Procedures and Policies - June 2025
Click HERE to view the Semester 2 Exam Schedule.
As a reminder, students are expected to write exams at the end of each semester as scheduled. Planned absences during exams should be avoided except in cases of emergencies. In such cases, students may be permitted to write exams on alternate dates with administrative approval. Writing exams prior to the first day of scheduled exams will not be accommodated.
All grade twelve students are required to write a provincial assessment in the applicable math course.
We would like to inform you about an essential upcoming event for your sons enrolled in both Basic and Advanced French courses grades 9 to 11.
From May 26th to June 10th, our school will be conducting intensive preparation sessions and oral exams for French language proficiency. It is crucial that your sons attend school regularly during this period to adequately prepare for and present their oral exams.
These oral exams not only contribute significantly to their overall French language proficiency assessment but also offer invaluable opportunities for practical language application and skill development.
Your support in ensuring your sons' attendance and readiness for these exams is greatly appreciated. Please feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions or concerns regarding this matter.
Thank you for your cooperation and continued support of your sons' education.
Regards,
St. Paul’s French Department
The Cru Shoppe is offering St. Paul's "P" Croc Jibbitz charms for sale on the website using this link Croc Jibbitz – Crusader Shoppe
Thank you so much to the Girardin family for donating them!
The Grad Committee is busy preparing for the Class of 2025’s upcoming celebration, including the Grad Dinner and Safe Grad event on Friday, June 20. One highlight of the evening will be a “Casino Royale” raffle, and families are invited to support the fun by contributing to the prize table. Please see the letter linked below for full details on how you can help make the night extra special for our graduates.
Thank you in advance for your generosity and support!
