News

Dear Parents, Guardians and Caregivers:
The  April 2024 DCDSB News  is now available! This issue of the newsletter offers families an overview of current news, upcoming events, and information on what’s happening across the DCDSB. 
This newsletter includes: ?   
Living in Faith:   DCDSB Secondary Students Attend Ordinandi Lunch
Community Care and Commitment to ShareLife Fundraising...
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Durham Catholic District School Board invites families and community members to attend an evening with Niigaan Sinclair. This session will be an opportunity to examine four key moments from the Papal Visit to Canada in 2022 and reflect on our work in Catholic Education as we journey toward Truth and Reconciliation.
This event will take place on Tuesday, April 23 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Pope Francis Centre (652 Rossland Rd W, Oshawa) 
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On Tuesday, March 5, students, families, staff, Trustees, community members and government officials came together to celebrate the official opening and blessing of the addition at St. Anne Catholic School in Oshawa.
St. Anne Catholic School opened in September 2020. The school is currently home to approximately 802 Kindergarten to Grade 8 students and 86 staff. Over the past year, a new wing was built at St. Anne Catholic School that created an additional 184 student...
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St. James Catholic School knows the meaning of community care! Vice-Principal, Ms. Glover, shared that their Lenten fundraising commitment to raise funds for ShareLife began with a raffle where students’ names were drawn for the opportunity to put a pie in the face of their chosen teacher or administrator at a school assembly!
Fundraising continued with popcorn sales during recess and a Shrove Tuesday pancake mini fundraiser that had many parent and guardian volunteers...
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Current Grade 10 students are invited to apply to be a Student Trustee for the upcoming school year! Student Trustees are secondary students who are elected by their peers on the Student Senate to sit on the Board of Trustees as a non-voting member. Student representation on the Board provides opportunities for student interests to be heard and considered in Board decisions.
Durham Catholic District School Board has two Student Trustees representing the interest of students....
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