Student Services at Christ the King

The role of the Student Service counsellor is threefold: to provide academic, career and personal counselling to CtK students. The objective of Student Services is to support and assist each student in achieving their academic, personal and spiritual potential. The Student Services Department is headed by Ms. C. Favero.  Other counsellors in Student Services include: Mrs. Vasile, Mrs. Waters and Mrs. Kelenc. Students are assigned to their counsellor by grade and alpha, according to their surname.

Guidance Department Contact Information

Phone number: 905-702-8838

Mrs. M. Hewson -Student Services secretary (ext. 2005)

Mrs. S. Luciani - Office Clerk

Guidance Counsellors

Mrs. Favero -- Department Head

Mrs. Kelenc - Counsellor

Mrs. Vasile - Counsellor

Mrs. Waters - Counsellor

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CtK Course Catalogue

Find course codes, course descriptions and pre-requisite information on the courses offered at CtK. 

CTK Course Catalogue

Class Portal

Many of our teachers and their courses are accessible through our "Classrooms on the Web" portal.  This allows parents to learn more about their child's courses. Click on this link  - to see if your child's teacher has a class portal.   

Community Service Hours

Completing 40 hours of Community Service is a mandatory graduation requirement for all students in Ontario secondary schools.  Click on the link below to access information and the form required for Community Service hours.  Please complete the form (signatures are required) and submit to Student Services when you acquire all 40 hours. 

Community Service Link

Pathways Planning Information Evenings

(6:30 - 8:00 pm each evening)

First Set of Evenings:

Burlington: Corpus Cristi
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
ND, CC and Assumption school communities

Oakville:  St. Thomas Aquinas
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Loyola, STA and Holy Trinity school communities

Halton Hills: Bishop Reding
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Christ the King and Bishop Reding school communities

Second Set of Evenings

Halton Hills: Christ the King Secondary
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Christ the King and Bishop Reding school communities

Oakville: Holy Trinity
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Loyala, STA and Holy Trinity school communities

Burlington: Notre Dame
Thursday, January 12, 2012
ND, CC and Assumption school communities

Pathways in the HCDSB involves students and their parents, using relevant information about themselves and the world around them, to make informed decisions in a Faith-centered environment, that leads them to  their destination.

The evenings provide an opportunity for parents and students grade 9- 12 to learn more about the four Pathway Destinations :

 Apprenticeship, College, University, Workplace

The evenings will showcase the many regional programs available to our students including:

OYAP – Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program

SHSM – Specialist High Skills Major

Dual Credits

Specialty Programs

Cooperative Learning Opportunities

A complete list and description of the programs are available at: www.schooltocareer.ca

Student Activity Fee

The Student Activity Fee for the current year is $65.00. The Student Activity Fee includes, but is not limited to the following:

Student Agenda
Academic Awards
School Yearbook
School Assemblies, Special Events
Co-curricular activities
Facilitating Student Leadership, Conferences

The Student Activity Fee supports activities and materials that enhance school life experiences; however, if there are concerns with the payment of this fee, please contact the school Principal.