Principal's Message
Welcome and bienvenue to St. Joseph Catholic Elementary School and French Immersion! As we begin a new school year, we want to share our deepest gratitude for the incredible support and dedication of our school family. It is a true privilege to serve this community, and our admin team is eager to partner with our staff, parents, Father Dwayne, and the parish team to deliver an exceptional, faith-centred Catholic education. Together, we remain committed to fostering a safe, academically enriching, and inclusive environment where every student can thrive.
Through the strong partnership of home, parish, and school, we continue to see wonderful growth in our students’ faith, learning, and well-being. We also take immense pride in offering a dual-language experience that blends English and French, equipping our students with language skills and cultural perspectives that open doors for a bright future.
We encourage you to stay actively involved in your child’s educational journey, a great place to start is with our generous Catholic School Advisory Council (CSAC), which advocates passionately for our families. We are energized for the year ahead and look forward to building on St. Joseph’s rich traditions alongside all of you!
Yours in Catholic Education,
Principal/Directrice
Vice-Principal/Directrice Adjointe
Mission Statement
At St. Joseph's, we align with the WECDSB and the Ontario government in our commitment to enhancing publicly funded education and achieving positive outcomes for all students.
We believe that safe schools are essential for student success and academic achievement. We are dedicated to providing all students with the support they need to learn, grow, and succeed.
We, the St. Joseph School Community, will strive as a partnership of school, home, and parish, to provide our students with a quality Catholic Education rooted in Gospel teachings, enabling all to grow to their fullest potential.
Land Acknowledgment
 While it is a well-travelled land, we [I] would like to respectfully acknowledge that the land on which we gather today is the traditional territory of the Three Fires Confederacy of First Nations, comprised of the Ojibwe (oh-jib-way), the Odawa (oh-dow-wah), and the Potawatomi (pah-tah-wah-toe-mee) Peoples. We are grateful to work, learn and live in this area.
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