Tuesday, April 20, 2021
Dear Mrs. McKee,
Thank you for everything you’ve done for me the past two years at SJSH. Thank you for always pushing me to be the best I can and helping me when I needed help the most. When I came to SJSH I was lost, hanging out with the wrong group, a horrible student. Scholars’ Hall honestly changed my life, and I’m sure it has changed many others. Again, Thank you and everything you do. Sincerely, M.
“I wanted to express my personal appreciation for how SJSH is continuing to provide education throughout this COVID time. I cannot tell you how many times I have told people I have talked to that Matthew and Samantha are still in full school mode despite learning from home. I am very proud of them and your staff for making this possible. I can personally attest to how much work it is to bring a traditional face to face class to a new, on-line delivery mode. I can only imagine that you are having the same, and possibly more challenges. You and your teachers should be commended for what you have accomplished in this short period of time. Thank you for all that you are doing!!!
Feb 5, 2020
Thank you, SJSH.
Kent was officially accepted to Conestoga College and Sheridan College into the program of Media Foundation. He is still waiting on Mohawk College at the moment. I can not express how grateful we are for all your support of our son throughout this process. I truly believe that you saved him. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. The Scholar’s Hall family means the whole to us and we will NEVER forget you or how you helped my Kent succeed.
Very Good News! For the second year in a row, St. Jude’s-Scholars’ Hall’s high school students have earned a 100% pass rate on the Provincial Literacy Test – with no exclusions. Initial investigations suggests that SJSH is the only school in Ontario which can boast of that accomplishment. The provincial pass rate with no exclusions is slightly over 70%.
More Good News! Our Grade 4/5’s and our Grade 6/7’s wrote the University of Waterloo Grade 8 Math Test – all of them scored better that 53% of all the Grade 8 students in Canada.
