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Home of the Titans! 5250 Wellington Road South  | ||
| REGINA MUNDI Catholic College | |
Home of the Titans! 5250 Wellington Road South | ||
There are many clubs and organizations at RMC. You are encouraged to join an organization or become involved in the activities planned by our clubs. Listen to announcements to find out when clubs and other groups meet. If you can't find a club or group that interests you, consider starting a new one. You will need a staff sponsor/advisor to assist you.
Click below to view various photos of the "School Life" here at Regina Mundi Catholic College.
Students are expected to be in uniform throughout the school day,
whenever on school property. All clothing, except footwear, must be
purchased from R.J. McCarthy Ltd. By choosing to attend Regina
Mundi Catholic College, students and their parents have made a
serious and long-term commitment to Catholic Education. Our
school community has a strict school uniform policy. In choosing
Regina Mundi, parents and students accept the school uniform as
an integral part of the school community life. As a student at
Regina Mundi, you are an ambassador of all that Regina Mundi
Catholic College symbolizes. Because of this, the uniform should
be worn proudly and must be in good repair. Though we recognize
our individuality, the uniform at Regina Mundi Catholic College is
part of what unites us as one community.
Students out of uniform provide a challenge to the school's administration, for it is out of a sense of social justice that all staff members are called on to maintain this policy - to be fair to all students and families that have invested in the policy, and comply with it daily. Therefore, those who appear out of uniform face a range of consequences (to be determined by the administration of the school), including being sent home to change and return to school, facing in-school detention or suspension. The viceprincipal( s) - who will make every attempt to be as compassionate and fair as possible, will make final discretionary judgement. However, parents and students need to realize that persistent and habitual neglect of the school's uniform policy constitutes a breach of the Code of Behaviour, and may result in suspension from school. Please refer to this Student Handbook for detailed clarification of the school's uniform policy.
There are many Regina Mundi College Alumni that "surf the net," so we established
an Alumni Guest Book.
The Guest Book provides the opportunity for alumni to be in contact with each other, and talk about their former lives at Regina Mundi College. If you would like to be listed in the Regina Mundi College Alumni Guest Book, please click here and fill out the on-line form. Former staff members are also welcome!
We will verify the information and will then list you in the Guest Book which will appear in our Home Page. When you respond with this data, you should expect to receive electronic correspondence from other alumni.
We will not post your contact information nor will we share this information with other organizations. The only information posted on this website, provided you've filled out the form for the RMC Alumni Guest Book, is your name, year of graduation and e-mail address.
This Safer Internet Day, the Canadian Centre for Child Protection is reminding parents, educators and everyone else with children in their lives why it's important to educate themselves on how to keep children safe online. The days where children spend the majority of their free time outdoors are behind us. Today's reality is that kids are spending a great deal of their time online.
According to recent statistics published by the Pew Research Centre, 93% of teens aged 12-17 are now on the Internet, 89% of them go online from home and 77% of them go online from school. Since most children's online activity happens at home or at school, parents and teachers are positioned to teach kids about safer Internet practices. While the Internet opens doors leading to a world of great information, communication and entertainment, it can also be a direct path to danger for children. Please take a moment to visit "The door that's not Locked" (www.thedoorthatsnotlocked.ca) where you will find a number of new internet safety resources at your finger tips to help keep your kids safe online.
We thank you for your time and for your continued support. Together, we can make the internet a safer place for our children.
Bullying is a form of repeated, persistent, and aggressive behaviour directed at an individual or individuals that is intended to cause fear and distress and/or harm to another person's body, feelings, self-esteem or reputation.
Before acts of bothering, teasing or picking on someone becomes repeated or persistent, report the incident immediately to your Vice-principal, Teacher, Counsellor or Chaplain. Stop bullying action before it becomes a true bullying action.
- Chaplain challenges the entire school population to proclaim the message of Jesus, to build community, and to develop the Christian compassion that moves one to be of service to those in need. Because we recognize the challenge of being a Catholic Christian adolescent, we encourage and empower young people to participate in Morning Prayer, retreats, liturgies and school masses as well as the celebration of Reconciliation during the seasons of Advent and Lent.
- The Chaplain Team promotes Social Justice programs.
- Students are invited to visit the chapel during their free time for personal reflection.
- The Chaplain Team offers spiritual direction and support, and will journey with individuals dealing with death and bereavement, as well as those discerning a vocation.
- The Chaplain's office is Room 136. Everyone is welcome!
- As students progress through high school, they are encouraged to discuss their plans with Guidance counsellors who are available to assist with academic, vocational or other concerns.
- Interviews with counsellors may be arranged through the Guidance office.
- Information is available to help students organize course selections carefully with regard to future plans.
- Each student is assigned to a particular counsellor and may request assistance anytime.
- Parents are also encouraged to make use of the resources available in the Guidance Centre.
- It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that they have the necessary requirements for admission to any post secondary institutions which they are considering attending.
- A visit to the Guidance Career Centre can be very rewarding. Career videos can be viewed and students may browse through the course calendars for colleges and universities in Ontario. An increasing amount of information is becoming available on C.D., the Internet and three computers are available in the Guidance Centre for student use.
- The library will be open at posted hours.
- All books taken from the library must be signed out with a current student card.
- Students are expected to treat the books and magazines with care.
- They are to be returned when due. If overdue, a fine of 20 cents a day per book will be charged to a maximum of $5.00 per book.
- The library is an area where quiet is expected for research and study. The capacity of the library is restricted to the available seating in order to maintain the proper atmosphere.
- Food and refreshments should not be brought into the library.
- Students will be expected to reimburse the school library for all lost or damaged books or other materials.
- Computer workstations are available for word processing and research from CD ROM programs and the Internet.
- Charges are levied for all printing.
- Limited social work counselling services are offered at Regina Mundi. Students who are experiencing high level of anxiety as a result of emotional, social or family difficulties may be referred.
- Counselling services include individual, family, and group work treatment for students and their families as well as referral and consultation services with various community and mental health agencies.
- Appointments with the social worker can be made through the Vice-Principals, Chaplain, guidance and social services staff. Consultation appointment can be made directly with the social worker by filling out a request form in the guidance office.
- PHILOSOPHY - A Student Services Department in the secondary school is designed to offer educational assistance and support to exceptional students and students experiencing academic difficulties. Exceptional students are those whose physical, intellectual communicative, social or emotional abilities differ significantly from those of other students, thus necessitating possible program modification. Other students may experience temporary academic difficulties in a specific topic. These students require academic support and/or remedial assistance.
- The Student Services Department at Regina Mundi Catholic College is a special resource service. It recognizes that students who have exceptional needs are more like other students than they are different. Students should be assisted and supported in a manner, which recognizes this and its function of the Student Services Department to facilitate this process.
- The Students' Council plays an integral role in the daily life at Regina Mundi Catholic College, enhancing school spirit and our sense of community.
- In addition to dances, spirit weeks, and pep rallies, the Students' Council runs numerous fundraising campaigns for the school community.
- All staff is available by appointment to assist students with academic problems.
- Students who are in academic difficulty may be requested to report for tutorials.
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Disclaimer: Although we try to keep the information posted here current, it may contain out-of-date information. If you have a question about any of the information posted on this website, please call the Principal of the school to verify the accuracy before quoting any information on this website.
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