Elementary & Secondary Schools in Paris, ON
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179 Grandville Circle, Paris, N3L 0A9
(519) 442-2500
We are located in beautiful Paris, Ontario and presently have just over 500 students from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 8. We have three Full Day Kindergarten classes, two self-contained special education classes and 16 other classes for students from grades 1 to 8. Our school is an active community. We offer intramural sports, competitive sports teams, produce a play each year, celebrate STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) events each month, host a Me to We club, Student's Council and more. We are blessed with an active parent community and welcome volunteers for our Strong Start to Reading program, school trips, School Council and our Home and School Association. Our priorities include providing a safe, caring and inclusive environment for all of our students. We celebrate academic effort and perseverance. We encourage our students to "Be yourself, but be your best self." Closed now
7 Broadway Street East, Paris, N3L 2R2
(519) 442-4163
At Paris Central School we strive to be the BEST school with the BEST teams to guide us to become the BEST we can be On our educational journey through life The “Balanced School Day” timetable divides the school day into three blocks of instructional time. To facilitate a comprehensive literacy program, the first block is 100 minutes. The second teaching block is 100 minutes and the third block is 100 minutes. Two nutrition breaks are provided, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Each of our nutrition breaks is 40 minutes long broken up into a 20 minute eating time and a 20 minute time to play outdoors. Your child will need to bring two small nutritious lunches to eat during the two twenty minute nutrition breaks. For younger children it may be helpful to label the lunches as “one” and “two”. Students with severe peanut / nut allergies are in danger of a life threatening reaction if exposed to peanuts or other types of nuts or nut products. In some cases just the peanut/nut oil left on a chair or desk can trigger a reaction. Accepting responsibility for being punctual is an important life skill. Students are expected to arrive promptly for school. Late students interrupt classes, distract others and often miss routines and announcements. If your child will be late for school, please call our secretary (519-442-4163) in advance. Students, who arrive late for any reason, should enter through the front door, and report to the office to fill out a late slip, before going to class. Illnesses or family emergencies occasionally prevent a child from attending school. To ensure a full recovery and to avoid spreading germs to others, we respectfully request that parents keep children at home until they are feeling well enough to participate fully in all school activities. Under normal circumstances, children who are well enough to attend school are expected to participate in outdoor play. If a student will be absent for longer than fifteen days for reasons other tha…