Cawthra Park Secondary School

Cawthra Park Secondary School
Address
Map
1305 Cawthra Road

Mississauga
,
Ontario
,
L5G 666

Canada
Coordinates43°34′34″N 79°34′25″W / 43.576081°N 79.573497°W / 43.576081; -79.573497
Information
School typeProvincial, High school
Motto"Learning the art of Living...Living the art of Learning"
Founded1972
School boardPeel District School Board
SuperintendentPaul Da Silva
Area trusteeJohn Marchant
School number(905) 274-1271
PrincipalSteven Keenleyside
Vice principalBarbara Gordon
Sian Evans
Grades9–12
Enrolment1,300 (Sept 2023)
LanguageEnglish
Colour(s)Purple, Orange and White    
MascotPanthers
Websitewww.cawthrapark.com

Cawthra Park Secondary School, also known as CPSS, is a public high school built in 1972 located in Southeast Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. It is one of two regional arts schools in the Peel District School Board. Cawthra Park provides instruction to students from grades 9 to 12. Cawthra Park offers a Regional Arts Program, which Peel students may audition to attend.[1] The principal is Steven Keenleyside, and the vice principals are Barbara Gordon and Sian Evans as of March 2024.

Music

In May and June 2013, the Cawthra Park Chamber Choir performed with The Rolling Stones in the Air Canada Centre.[2]

Productions

Cawthtra Park puts on a fall musical and a spring play annually.[citation needed]

Fall Musical Spring Play
2024-2025 Mean Girls
2023-2024 The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
2022-2023 Something Rotten! Concord Floral
2021-2022 N/A (COVID-19 Pandemic) Something Rotten! (Spring Musical Showcase)
2020-2021 N/A (COVID-19 Pandemic) Matilda! (Online Spring Musical)
2019-2020 Chicago N/A (COVID-19 Pandemic)
2018-2019 Legally Blonde Our Town / Girls Like That
2017-2018 Billy Elliot[3] Hamlet
2016-2017 Guys and Dolls Sense & Sensibility
2015–2016 Hairspray Julius Caesar
2014–2015 Ragtime Summer and Smoke
2013–2014 The Drowsy Chaperone Macbeth[4]
2012–2013 The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Agamemnon
2011–2012 Sweet Charity Leaving Home
2010–2011 The Scarlet Pimpernel Romeo and Juliet
2009–2010 Footloose[5] Mad Forest
2008–2009 Jesus Christ Superstar[6] The Miracle Worker
2007–2008 Cabaret Les Belles-sœurs
2006–2007 Merrily We Roll Along One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
2005–2006 West Side Story The Laramie Project
2004–2005 Into the Woods Doctor Faustus
2003–2004 The Sound of Music A Midsummer Night's Dream
2002–2003 Les Misérables A Streetcar Named Desire
2001–2002 Carnival! Auntie Mame
2000–2001 Godspell Dark of the Moon
1999–2000 The Apple Tree Servant Of Two Masters
1998–1999 N/A (Ontario Teachers Strike of '98–'99) N/A (Ontario Teachers Strike of '98–'99)
1997–1998 Once Upon A Mattress The Crucible
1996–1997 Guys and Dolls A Midsummer Night's Dream
1995–1996 Fiddler on the Roof Look Homeward, Angel
1994–1995 Oliver! Charley's Aunt
1993–1994 Pippin The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
1992–1993 The Pajama Game 1949
1991–1992 Into The Woods[7] Twelfth Night
1990–1991 Bye Bye Birdie Tartuffe
1989–1990 Cabaret You Can't Take It with You
1988–1989 Damn Yankees The Crucible
1987–1988 Sweet Charity[8] (performed in spring) Nurse Jane goes to Hawaii
1986–1987 Guys and Dolls[9] (performed in spring) Brighton Beach Memoirs
1985–1986 Oklahoma! Our Town
1984–1985 Annie The Pajama Game°
1983–1984 Grease Fiddler on the Roof°
1982–1983 Oliver! Li'l Abner°
1981–1982 Take Me Along°∆ Waiting For The Parade∆
1980–1981 Guess Who's Coming to Dinner Carousal°
1979–1980 Macabaret Oliver!°
1978–1979 I Remember Mama Sweethearts°
1977–1978 Guys and Dolls A Gift of Song°
1976–1977 Grease Blossom Time°

Notable alumni

See also

References

  1. ^ "Arts - RLCP Secondary". Cawthra Park Secondary School. Retrieved 2024-07-31.
  2. ^ "Rolling Stones to rock with Mississauga choir". cbc.ca. 24 May 2013.
  3. ^ "BWW Feature: BILLY ELLIOT at Cawthra Park Secondary School".
  4. ^ "Student play channels Macbeth as tormented Canadian soldier". mississauga.com.
  5. ^ "GTA can't get enough of Footloose". thestar.com. 23 November 2009.
  6. ^ "Superstar". Archived from the original on 2009-05-19. Retrieved 2008-11-02.
  7. ^ "Preview unavailable". ProQuest. ProQuest 436515019.
  8. ^ "Preview unavailable". ProQuest. ProQuest 435737309.
  9. ^ "Preview unavailable". ProQuest. ProQuest 435545212.
  10. ^ queen, official; Freddie Mercury; Brian May; Roger Taylor; John Deacon. "Erica Peck Returns To WWRY Toronto". queenonline.com.
  11. ^ "Erica Peck is older, wiser but still rocking". thestar.com. 1 May 2014.
  12. ^ "Former "bad boy" named to prestigious Top 20 Under 20 list". utm.utoronto.ca.