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School Awards
The St. Aloysius Gonzaga Catholic Secondary School gathered to honour the academic excellence of its students at the Academic Awards Ceremony on the evening of Thursday November 3rd, 2016. Thanks to the entire Awards Committee for organizing this huge event.
Specialty Awards are granted by people and organizations outside of the school in recognition of students who have excelled in academic areas.
University of Waterloo Mathematics Contest:
The 2016 Pascal (Grade 9), Cayley (Grade 10), and Fermat (Grade 11) Contests were written by a total of approximately 60,000 students from over 1,400 schools. A Certificate of Distinction is awarded to students ranking in the top 25% of all contestants in Canada. A Medal is awarded to the top student (in each grade) at St. Aloysius Gonzaga Secondary School.
Grade 11 Fermat Mathematics Contest:
Grade 10 Cayley Mathematics Contest:
Grade 9 Pascal Mathematics Contest:
Canadian Intermediate Mathematics Contest:
Catholic Education Foundation Award:
The Catholic Student Award is presented by the Catholic Education Federation of Ontario. It recognizes young people who best exemplify the following Ontario Catholic School Graduate Expectations:
- A discerning believer in Christ
- An effective communicator- spreading the gospel
- A reflective, creative and holistic thinker – sharing ideas for the betterment of the world
- A self-directed, responsible, life-long learner
- A collaborative contributor
- A caring family member
- A responsible citizen
Principal’s Awards:
The Principal’s Award is awarded to the students who have achieved the highest average in their grade.
Grade 9 Principal’s Award
Grade 10 Principal’s Award
Grade 11 Principal’s Award
Joe Hugel Award: (Certificate & $250.00)
The Dufferin-Peel Roman Catholic District School Board established the Joe Hugel Award in honour of its first Director of Education in 1983. The award was given to a grade 10 student because government funding of the school system was limited to this grade in its early beginning. The Awards Committee assumed the sponsorship of this award in June of 1996. This award is given to the grade 10 student in every secondary school with the highest overall final average.