This week marked a joyful celebration of the Class of 2025 and the culmination of their twelve years of hard work.
Members of the St. Paul’s High School Class of 2025 walked across the stage, received their diplomas, and officially joined a proud network of over 12,000 alumni. Valedictorian Evan Peters ’25 reflected on the past four years and spoke about what it truly means to be a Crusader.
Missed convocation? Watch the ceremony HERE.
Note: A link to access convocation photos will be emailed to Grade 12 parents as soon as they become available.
St. Paul’s is incredibly proud of each and every member of the Class of 2025. Congratulations, gentlemen! May God bless you as you step boldly into the future.
AMDG
St. Paul’s High School is inviting applications for a full-time Receptionist for the 2025–2026 school year.
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As we look ahead to a new school year, we also take a moment to thank and bid farewell to several valued members of our staff community. Ms. Kim Mathew, who has warmly managed the Crusader Shoppe, will be leaving us at the end of June. Her friendly presence and dependable care have been a gift to students, staff, and families alike. We also thank Ms. Jennifer Polet for her meaningful contributions to the Advancement Office in recent years–her work has supported many important initiatives behind the scenes. We extend our sincere appreciation as well to Madame Madeleine Toutant, whose dedication to the French Department and her students has made a lasting impact. And we say thank you to Ms. Jacquie Jackson, whose commitment to students and many years of loyal service have been deeply appreciated by all who have worked alongside her. Each of these individuals has left their mark on the life of St. Paul’s, and we wish them all the very best in the paths ahead.
We also extend our deepest gratitude to Mr. Kevin Booth, who concludes his time as President of St. Paul’s High School after eight years in the role–and five decades of connection to the school. Mr. Booth has been a student, teacher, coach, Vice Principal Students, and most recently, the first layperson to serve as President. He has approached every role not simply as a job, but as a vocation–marked by his steady commitment to Catholic, Jesuit education and his deep love for the school’s mission. With wisdom, discernment, and compassion, Mr. Booth has shaped the lives of countless students and colleagues. Above all, he is a teacher at heart, forming others through his example and leadership. His legacy is one of integrity, service, and faithful stewardship. We are profoundly grateful for all he has given and wish him every blessing in the years ahead.
We are excited to welcome several new team members to the St. Paul’s High School community for the 2025–2026 school year. Each brings a wealth of experience and a shared commitment to our mission of forming Men for Others. Please join us in warmly welcoming them!
Ms. Shannon Roberts – Director of Finance
Ms. Roberts joins us as Director of Finance after a distinguished career in finance and operations across not-for-profit, public, and private sectors. A Chartered Professional Accountant, she brings strategic insight, leadership experience, and a commitment to mission-driven financial stewardship that will help guide the school into the future.
Ms. Michelle Hancock – French & English
Ms. Hancock joins us with over 15 years of experience teaching French and English. A fully bilingual educator, she is passionate about student-centred learning and brings a strong faith perspective to her work in the classroom.
Mr. John Kerr – English
Mr. Kerr brings 25 years of experience teaching high school English, including over 15 years with Advanced Placement Language and Literature. He is known for his thoughtful, student-focused approach and his ability to help students grow as writers and thinkers.
Mr. Daniel Militano – Social Studies
A proud alumnus of the Class of 2009, Mr. Militano returns to St. Paul’s to teach Social Studies. He brings a strong background in History and Geography, coaching experience in multiple sports, and a deep commitment to service and community.
Mr. Francesco Notarianni – Mathematics
Mr. Notarianni is a recent education graduate with a background in Geography and Math. Known for his reflective teaching style and ability to connect with students, he brings energy and enthusiasm to both the classroom and co-curricular life, including experience coaching football and leading clubs.
We look forward to the contributions each of these new community members will make in the year ahead!
This is the final news post of this school year. Regular weekly news posts will resume in late August in preparation for the new school year commencing in September.
Students requiring acadmic transcripts over the summer should request them by clicking on the button below. School office hours are restricted over the summer and transcript requests may require 5–7 business days to be processed.
We wish all students and thier families a peaceful and enjoyable summer filled with many blessings.
Father, Creator of all, thank You for summer!
Thank you for the warmth of the sun
and the increased daylight.
Thank You for the beauty I see all around me
and for the opportunity to be outside and enjoy Your creation.
Thank You for the increased time I have to be with my friends and family,
and for the more casual pace of the summer season.
Draw me closer to You this summer.
Teach me how I can pray
no matter where I am or what I am doing.
Warm my soul with the awareness of Your presence
and light my path with Your Word and Counsel.
As I enjoy Your creation, create in me
a pure heart and a hunger and a thirst for You.
Amen.
