Teacher
B.Sc, B.Ed.
Charles Laudadio is excited to be joining North Point School and looks forward to meeting new students, colleagues, and families. With enthusiasm for a fresh environment, new challenges, and the opportunity to make a positive impact in the community, he brings a strong sense of purpose to this new chapter.
Having lived in three vibrant Canadian cities—Montreal, Vancouver, and now Calgary — Charles has a diverse background. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Geology from the University of British Columbia, worked in the field for several years, and later returned to UBC to complete a Bachelor of Education. His teaching career began in Abbotsford, BC, as a French Immersion teacher in science, math, and physical education. For the past 20 years, he has taught senior high math within Calgary’s private school system, taking on leadership roles such as pod leader, science and math department head, and International Travel Studies group lead. He has also been actively involved in assessment committees, a particular passion area, believing that strong assessment practices are key to uncovering the true depth of student understanding.
Outside the classroom, Charles is a dedicated coach, lifelong sports enthusiast, and proud supporter of the Montreal Canadiens. He has coached swimming, rugby, soccer, baseball, and hockey, both within schools and in the broader community. Life at home is equally active, with his wife, three children, and a large dog — managing a schedule filled with activities, practices, and games. Charles also enjoys hands-on building and repair projects, a mindset that reflects a love for math: there’s always a path to a solution if one is willing to work for it.
“With determination and a problem-solving approach, anything is achievable.”
– Charles Laudadio