family resources
partners in education
We understand that a parent is their child’s first teacher and value the relationship between family and school. Ongoing communication and participation in the school community is the key to success! We encourage families to take any opportunity they can to get involved with our school whether it be joining in on our School Community Council or joining us for in school activities and curriculum days.
stefanie-anne balcom, school liaison
As Campbell Children’s School’s Liaison, it is my pleasure to work with families as they begin their journey with us. I meet with families when they are considering Campbells as a stepping stone on their child’s academic pathway. We work together on the transition in and out of CCS. I also work alongside the Grandview Kids Foundation while supporting our students and families when we are invited to participate in many fun events, fundraisers and community gatherings. My role here at Campbells has me being a Liaison for our families, the community, and our educational partners in neighbouring school boards.
It is my honour to be alongside our families as they share their child with us during their educational time at Campbell Children’s School.
contacts and resources
local school boards
Durham DSB
Durham Catholic DSB
Kawartha Pineridge DSB
PVNCCDSB
social work
Our school social worker, Tess Kosakowski, can be reached at:
Tess.Kosakowski@grandviewkids.ca
bus company information
Stock Transportation
1-800-889-9491
First Student
1-800-361-1950
parent
handbook
understanding report cards
Full-Day Kindergarten Understanding Communication of Learning
health
department
Videos
Campbell Children's School Tour
Campbell Children's School Transportation
school community council
School Councils are advisory bodies. At Campbell Children’s School, our council also functions as the Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) for the Campbell Children’s School Authority. The mandate of the School Council provides parents, students, staff, and community representatives with the opportunity and means to advise the principal and the board on ideas that lead to improving learning opportunities for students.
Composition shall include the following members:
- parents/guardians of students and former students served by the School
- a teacher
- a non-teaching staff member employed at the school
- a Grandview Children’s Centre representative
Parents/guardians of students and former students will form a majority of the Council. As well, the School Council will include the school principal and may include a community representative. The CCS School Community Council provides parents with the opportunity and means to advise the principal and the school authority board on ideas that lead to improving learning opportunities for students. The School Council meets about four times a year. No prior experience is necessary. At Campbell’s, we think it’s important for all families to have a voice. This is your opportunity to participate and to help make decisions for our school.
If you are interested in the SCC, please contact Shaun Maddock by clicking the link below.
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