MOSA CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL

 





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General School Description

Mosa Central Public School is located in a rural setting in the southwest corner of Middlesex County. The school was built in 1962 with an addition going on in 1972. It is a junior kindergarten to grade 8 school with an English first language background. We have a staff of 10 full time equivalent teachers. The staff members are dedicated to providing many co-curricular activities for the students including many house league and inter-school sports activities, chess and a very active drama club. We have a very active school council which takes an enthusiastic part in many school activities and provides money for the school through fund raising.

 
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School Organization & Staff

2 JK/SK classes attending all day every other day

L. Holder
Grade 1 L. deVries
Grade 2 / 3 G. Chadwick
Grade 3 / 4 K. Weber
Grade 4 / 5 / Music J. Telfer
Grade 4 / 5 / French R. Mitchell
Grade 6 / 7 D. Bray
Grade 7 / 8 C. Little
Primary Prep E. Thomas
Special Needs Classroom G. Chambers
Learning Support Teacher R. Nowicki
Educational Assistants K. Bradford, C. FarrugiaT. Willoughby
Custodians R. Dickens (Charge), L. Herrington
Administrative Assistant J. Brown
Principal M. Pezzutto 
Mosa School Council
The Mosa School Council is a very active and supportive group.  This group assists in making
decisions about the operation of our school.  They meet approximately 7 times a year and act as
representatives of the parents and community at Mosa.  Please consider joining this group.  Our
goal for the 2007-2008 school year is to have at least one representative from each classroom on
Council.  Help contribute to the education of your children.  Parental involvement has a significant
effect on their achievement.  Let's work together to continue to be "The Best School in the Valley!"
For more information follow this link - Mosa School Council

Value / Mission Statement

Mosa Public School is dedicated to fostering the growth of a community which is focused on producing literate students who are active, life-long learners, critical thinkers and responsible, global citizens.

To accomplish this, the Mosa school community will work co-operatively to build a collaborative and differentiated climate for all learners.

Co-instructional Activities 

Intramural Sports
Volleyball
Jr. Basketball
Badminton
Floor Hockey

Co-curricular School Sports
Cross-country
Soccer (Girls)
Soccer (Boys)
Volleyball (Girls)
Volleyball (Boys)
Basketball (Girls)
Basketball (Boys)
Track & Field

Clubs and Activities
United Way
Chess Club
School Show / Drama Club
Dance Club
Choir
Students of Peace
Student Council (Grades 4 to 8)
Year Book
Volunteer Café
Key Bible Club

Noteworthy Items 

Below are highlights of the 2006/2007 school year:

* Enter a Float in the Glencoe Fair Parade
* Meet the Teacher BBQ.
* Terry Fox Run - Sept. 16
* Walk to School - Oct. 5
* Building scarecrows - Oct. 20

Volunteers at the school

Volunteer opportunities include:

  • assisting Primary (JK-3) students;

  • reading and math tutoring;

  • Library assistance;

  • classroom teacher support.

People may obtain more information about volunteering at Mosa Central by calling 519-693-4691 and asking to speak with Ruthanne Nowicki (Learning Support Teacher).
 

Measures of Student Achievement and Success

At Thames Valley, we believe that assessment and evaluation of student achievement are integral parts of the learning process. Information gathered through assessment and evaluation helps teachers to determine students' strengths and weaknesses in their achievement of the curriculum expectations. It also serves to guide teachers in adapting curriculum and instructional approaches to students' needs and in assessing the overall effectiveness of programs and classroom practices. A variety of methods are used to gauge student progress including: teacher observation, classroom tests, projects and other examples of student work. Information from the province-wide assessment is used, in conjunction with these other approaches to improve student achievement. For more information on our school's EQAO results, click here.