π« Welcome to East Oxford Central Public School
East Oxford Central Public School is a vibrant and welcoming rural school located in the eastern-central region of Oxford County. Established in 1966 through the amalgamation of seven local schools, East Oxford has a proud tradition of community, learning, and growth.
We are a Full-Day Kindergarten to Grade 8 school that serves a diverse and dynamic student population. All of our students are transported to school by bus, reflecting our strong rural roots and wide-reaching community.
Our dedicated and caring staff provide a comprehensive educational experience that supports the academic, social, and emotional development of every child. From literacy and numeracy to the arts, sciences, and physical education, we are committed to nurturing the potential of every student in a safe and inclusive environment.
At East Oxford Central, we believe in building strong relationships, fostering respect and responsibility, and encouraging a lifelong love of learning.
Our Timetable |
8:50 Buses Arrive 9:00 Period 1 9:40 Period 2 10:20 Period 3 11:00 - 11:20 Break 11:20 - 11:40 Recess 11:40 Period 4 12:20 Period 5 12:40 Period 6 01:20 - 1:40 Break 01:40 - 2:10 Recess 02:10 Period 7 02:50 Period 8 03:30 Bus Loaded
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Contact Us |
East Oxford Central Public School"We believe that open, respectful, two-way communication builds relationships and enhances student success." π Phone: 519-467-5243β|βπ Fax: 519-467-5536β|βπ§ Email: eastoxfordcentral@tvdsb.ca Staff ContactsPrincipal: Ms. Christine Harrower β C.Harrower@tvdsb.ca β 519-467-5243 ext. 4 Board ContactsSuperintendent: Mr. Dennis Wright β D.Wright@tvdsb.ca β 519-452-2000 Parent & CommunitySchool Council Chair: Mrs. Bobbi Pye β bobbipye@me.com Have a Question?Regarding your childβs education: Contact your childβs teacher firstβthey are your best first step and will direct you if needed. |
East Oxford Central PS Staff 2019-2020 |
Mrs. H. Savage / Mrs. K. Peterson K1 h.savage@tvdsb.ca k.peterson@tvdsb.ca Mrs. N. Paulsen / Ms. C. Furtado K2 n.paulsen@tvdsb.ca c.furtado@tvdsb.ca Ms. K. Ronsyn SK1 k.ronsyn@tvdsb.ca Mrs. D. Nimz Grade 1/2 d.nimz@tvdsb.ca Ms. T. Rai Grade 2 t.rai@tvdsb.ca Mrs. A. Forabosco Grade 2/3 a.forabosco@tvdsb.ca Mrs. S. Kruger Grade 3/4 A s.kruger@tvdsb.ca Ms. T. Earley Grade 3/4 B t.earley@tvdsb.ca Ms. K. McIntyre Grade 4/5 k.mcintyre@tvdsb.ca Mrs. V. Chmura Grade 5/6 v.chmura@tvdsb.ca Mrs. C. Rutledge Grade 6/7 and Music c.rutledge@tvdsb.ca Mr. D. Nichol Grade 7/8 A david.nichol1@tvdsb.ca Mrs. L. Heuser Grade 7/8 B l.heuser@tvdsb.ca Mrs. M. Dengate French m.dengate@tvdsb.ca Mr. E. Rempel Kindergarten Specialty Prep e.rempel@tvdsb.ca Mrs. K. Ellis PhysEd/Arts Prep k.ellis@tvdsb.ca Mr. M. Zafer Primary/Junior Prep m.zafer@tvdsb.ca Mrs. S. Vankerrebroeck Learning Support s.vankerrebroeck@tvdsb.ca Mrs. S. Nichol Learning Support/Librarian/Guidance s.nichol@tvdsb.ca Mrs. J. Cox Educational Assistant j.cox@tvdsb.ca Mrs. A. Streef Educational Assistant a.streef@tvdsb.ca Ms. S. Spring Secretary s.spring@tvdsb.ca Mr. H. Driedger Charge Custodian h.driedger@tvdsb.ca Mr. B. Schneider Evening Custodian b.schneider@tvdsb.ca Ms. T. Elcombe Principal t.elcombe@tvdsb.ca Ms. A. Mensink-Fenske Noon Hour Supervisor Mr. L. Dube Noon Hour Supervisor
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Our Mission |
Excellence, Ownership, Success |
Our Vision |
A Collaborative, Learning Community |
Our Beliefs |
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Co-instructional Activities |
Our school is involved in many co-instructional activities. They include, but are not limited to: Cross Country teams, Boys' and Girls' volleyball teams, Intermediate Boys' and Girls' basketball teams, Intramural basketball, Track and Field: Musical performances, Library Club, Student Voice club. There is also a chess club, a dance club, choirs, a band and reading clubs such as Blue Spruce, Silver Birch, and Red Maple. |
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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. Assessment 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. For more information on our school's provincial assessment results, visit the Education Quality and Accountability Office. |
Social Media for East Oxford Central PS |
Join the school's private Facebook page for East Oxford Public School https://www.facebook.com/groups/744756882246368
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