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  • Community Care and Commitment to ShareLife Fundraising at St. James Catholic School St. James Catholic School knows the meaning of community care! Vice-Principal, Ms.
  • DCDSB Student Trustee Election 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.
  • Upcoming PA Day - April 8, 2024 Dear Parents, Guardians, and Caregivers: Monday, April 8, 2024, is a Professional Activity (PA) Day for all Durham Catholic District School Board elementary and secondary students.  As you may be aware, a total solar eclipse is taking place on Monday, April 8, 2024.
  • School Spotlight - Monsignor Philip Coffey Catholic School This School Spotlight segment features Monsignor Philip Coffey Catholic School. Thank you to the Philip Coffey staff for taking the time to gather and reflect on the past, present and future of the school.
  • Black Excellence Museum at St. Theresa Catholic School From the start of 2024, students at St. Theresa Catholic School in Whitby have been researching Black individuals from history who represent excellence in their fields.
  • DSTS Bus Transportation Cards (mTransport) Dear Parents, Guardians and Caregivers of Bus Students: The Durham Student Transportation Services (DSTS) will be implementing new technology, mTransport, on its 70 passenger buses. DSTS Transportation cards will allow all involved parties to confirm a student's attendance on a bus and is intended to enhance safety and improve efficiency of services.
  • Indigenous Storyteller Visits St. Paul Catholic School On Monday, March 25, Indigenous Storyteller, Robert Cutting, visited Marci Wood’s Grade 3/4 class and Henryka Loder’s Grade 4 class at St. Paul Catholic School.
  • Holy Week Message Dear Parents, Guardians and Caregivers,  As we journey through Holy Week, we are humbled by the profound act of love and sacrifice that Jesus made for our salvation and joyfully celebrate the promise of His resurrection. Holy Week has always been a special time in our Catholic schools as we gather together in prayer to reflect on Jesus’ journey to the cross.
  • Classrooms Highlight the Power of UFLI in Action Recently, the Literacy Consultants identified early adopters of the UFLI program. 13 educators opened their doors to host demonstration classes, providing an invaluable opportunity for 40 primary educators and Designated Early Childhood Educators to observe the UFLI program in action.
  • DCDSB Supervised Alternative Learning Committee Seeks Community Representative The Supervised Alternative Learning Committee (SAL) of the Durham Catholic District School Board (DCDSB) is seeking a community representative to join the team for a one-year term (with a possibility of renewing the term for one more year). SAL is a regulatory committee of DCDSB comprised of a Board Trustee and representatives of local community associations.