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Today, at our Junior High Pace e Bene, we celebrated some of the dream gatekeepers among us. The students who were recognized for living out our Catholic Social Teachings, achieving Honour Roll, and earning the top mark in each core subject. Their accomplishments deserve to be celebrated. But awards tell only part of the story. There are dream gatekeepers sitting in every row. The students who keep trying after a disappointing mark. The ones who choose kindness when no one notices. The classmates who include others, show up for their teams, encourage their friends, ask for help, and keep going even when things are hard. Not every act of growth receives a certificate. Not every step forward is visible from a stage. Each of you matters. Each of you is becoming. And each of you has dreams worth protecting. So whether your name was called today or not, keep doing the small things well. Keep choosing who you want to become. Keep guarding the dreams God has placed on your heart. Pace e Bene.
Another week. Another chance to finish strong. The official start of junior high exams. The last full five-day week of the school year. Field trips. Laughter. Memory-making. A few countdowns to summer. The pace is fast, but so is the reminder: these ordinary days become the moments we’ll remember. Let’s make them count, Storm. 🌪️💙
And after the Mass, the BBQ, the farewell, the tears, the hugs, and the photos…. we went and had a little fun. Because growing up should include joy. Because before they become high school students, they get to be kids just a little while longer. LaunchPad. One last get together. And now… to sleep. 💙🎓⚡😴
They chose Ain’t No Mountain High Enough. Maybe because they know what it took to get here. Nine years of growing. Of stumbling and starting again. Of tests and triumphs. Of friendships, heartbreaks, laughter, and becoming. And now they walk these halls one last time— not as the children who first entered them, but as young people ready to climb whatever comes next. No mountain too high. No dream too far. Just one step forward, with courage enough for the journey. 🎓⚡
Pace e Bene. Peace and all good. Not because they were perfect. Not because they always had the right answers. But because, day after day, they chose to become the kind of people our world needs more of. They stood up for dignity. They worked for the common good. They served without seeking recognition. They led with compassion. They noticed who was left out and made room. Chosen by the staff who witnessed their ordinary acts of goodness become something extraordinary. Peace and all good, graduates. May you continue to live what you have learned. 🎓🕊️
A full day. Mass. BBQ. Farewell. The first kindergarten class to walk our halls, now walking out as graduates. 🫶🏻
From tiny backpacks to graduation caps. The first kindergarten class in St. Francis of Assisi Academy history returned to where it all began, passing their caps to our youngest learners as a symbol of hope, legacy, and the beautiful journey still to come. May those who follow in their footsteps continue to belong, believe, become, and bless. 💙🎓
After celebrating Mass and blessing our Grade 9 graduates, our farewell festivities continued with a BBQ shared in community. 🌭☀️ A heartfelt thank you to our incredible parent volunteers who spent the morning preparing everything while we were at St. James Parish for our closing Mass. We are so grateful for the village that surrounds our Storm students. 💙⚡️
Today, at our Closing Mass at St. James Parish, we offered one of our most cherished Grade 9 traditions: a blessing over our graduates as they prepare to leave the halls of St. Francis of Assisi Academy. As a faith community, we prayed over them with gratitude for who they have been, pride in who they have become, and hope for all that lies ahead. May they go forward knowing they are deeply loved by God, supported by this community, and called to be a blessing to others wherever life leads them 🫶🏻
Congratulations to our 2025–2026 Female and Male Athletes of the Year! 🏅🌩️ Through talent, determination, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to their teammates, these athletes exemplified what it means to represent Storm with pride. We are so proud of all they have accomplished this year, both on and off the field of play. Congratulations on this well-deserved honour!
One team. One Storm. 🌩️🏅 A look back at the incredible athletes, coaches, and teams who represented St. Francis of Assisi this year. Thank you for your dedication, teamwork, and school spirit. We are proud of each and every one of you! Cross Country Flag Football Volleyball Basketball Badminton Track & Field It was a year of Champions! 🏆
Tonight, we celebrated the dedication, teamwork, and heart of our Storm athletes at our Athletic Banquet. 🏅⚡ Congratulations to all of the student-athletes recognized with Coach’s Awards, 3D Awards, and Most Valuable Player honours across our sports teams this year. Your commitment, perseverance, leadership, and sportsmanship have made us proud to be Storm. Thank you to our coaches, staff, and families for the countless hours of encouragement and support behind the scenes. Athletics is about so much more than wins and losses—it teaches resilience, character, and what it means to be part of something bigger than ourselves. Congratulations to all of our athletes on an incredible year. Once a Storm, always a Storm. 💙🌩️
This student will never forget the laughter and memories made while “messing around” in Grade 8 Religion class—moments that brought joy and friendship to the school day. His advice to younger students? Elementary students: have fun and enjoy the journey. Junior high students: never stop trying, even when things get difficult. Grade 8 Foods was his favourite class because it was where he formed a lasting friendship with Felipe, proving that some of the best recipes in life are the friendships we make along the way. He’s especially proud of earning marks that made his mom proud, recognizing the effort and perseverance behind his accomplishments. Through his time at St. Francis of Assisi Academy, he’s learned a valuable lesson: you don’t need to prove yourself to anyone else—the person you need to make proud is yourself. In ten years, he hopes to be living in Finland, working as a lawyer, and surrounded by family and friends who matter most. Can you guess who this thoughtful and determined graduate is? 🎓✨🇫🇮👨⚖️ #STFAGuesstheGrad
A huge thank you to all the staff who rolled up their sleeves (literally!) and to our incredible students and families for your support. Your generosity is helping make an unforgettable experience possible for our students travelling to Peru this Easter! What a fun way to come together for something meaningful! #WeAreSTFA #STFAPeru2026
In this Jubilee Year of St. Francis of Assisi, our community is slowing down and leaning in. Together, staff and students will journey toward a deeper, more intimate understanding of St. Francis—not just as a patron saint, but as a person whose life, faith, and choices continue to guide us today. This year invites us to go deeper than we ever have before, allowing his spirit of humility, peace, and love for all creation to shape how we learn, lead, and live together. #WeAreSTFA
💗 On Wednesdays, we wear pink. 💗 Pink Shirt Day is happening February 25th and we’re excited to collaborate with our local partner @beanandbear.co to make it extra special! Order a custom Pink Shirt Day tee featuring our school logo, and show your support for kindness, belonging, and community. Even better—a portion of every shirt sold comes back to support our school. 🗓 Order deadline: February 10 👕 Wear it: February 25 Let’s come together, wear pink, and advocate for a place where everyone belongs 🩷 🔗 Link to purchase in our bio!
Temporary tattoos. Permanent impact. 💛 Help fund our students’ Peru trip this Easter by sponsoring a teacher sleeve tattoo on an arm or leg! Participating staff include: • Mrs. Bilawchuck • Mr. Walton • Mrs. Avramovic • Mrs. Sziva • Mrs. Olynyk • Mrs. Gatto • Mrs. De Mederios • Mrs. Groger • Miss. Riccio • Miss Behm • Mr. Paul • Ms. Riccio • Ms. Showalter • Mrs. Benassi • Mrs. De Orbe
📝 Division 1 Spell-A-Thon is happening this Thursday! Our youngest learners are putting their spelling skills to the test and have been encouraged to gather sponsors as they work toward their goals. More information has been shared by homeroom teachers. Thank you for supporting our students and celebrating their hard work! 💙📚
Our February Newsletter is here! Inside, you’ll find important dates, upcoming events, highlights from our school community, and ways to stay connected throughout the month. We invite you to take a few moments to read and stay informed as we journey through February together. 🔗 Link in bio!
⚠️Just a reminder that there is no school tomorrow! This week, we are excited to kick off Literacy Week—please be sure to check agendas and teacher communications for grade-specific activities and details. A special thank you to our Grade 4 and Grade 7 families: please take a few moments to complete the AERR Survey and the CTR Faith Survey that were shared with you last week. Your voice is an important part of our ongoing growth and reflection! Thank you for your continued partnership and support 🫶🏻
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