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Shrove Tuesday:  Students will enjoy delicious pancakes prepared by some of our Catholic School Council members on March 4 (morning).   Please        ensure you have returned the permission forms to your child’s teacher            Details regarding ingredients of the pancake mix and maple syrup previously shared and are on the letter. 

 Ash Wednesday:  Please join us for our Ash Wednesday Service March 5 at 1:30pm.  ... Continue reading ""

Pediculosis

The York Catholic District School Board recognizes concerns related to pediculosis (head lice) at the school and community level. Pediculosis (head lice) are not a public hazard, as they do not cause illness, but they are a nuisance. To prevent pediculosis (head lice) from becoming a problem at our school we all need to work together. Please check your child’s head on a regular 

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YCDSB’s Multi-Year Financial Recovery Plan

Dear York Catholic District School Board Families,

The Board of Trustees and Senior Team are dedicated to the sound financial management of the money entrusted to us by the public. Unfortunately, the York Catholic DSB has faced several financial challenges in recent years, including declining school enrolment in our elementary schools, inadequate funding for special education, and rising transportation and IT infrastructure costs. ... Continue reading "YCDSB’s Multi-Year Financial Recovery Plan"

BLACK HERITAGE MONTH

Honouring the contributions of Canadians of African Ancestry is an essential part of any curriculum delivery.  During Black Heritage Month in February, we particularly highlight the legacy of Canadians of African Ancestry, past and present. This is a time to celebrate the many achievements and contributions of people of African Ancestry to the development and culture of the Catholic Church and of Canada. It is ... Continue reading "BLACK HERITAGE MONTH"

SJC Welcomes Kesha Christie

Kesha Christie Talkin’ Tales

SJC welcomes Kesha Christie on February 24, 2025.

Curriculum Connections:  Culture: African/Caribbean, Folktales teach social values and this story teaches: Fairness, Respect, Sharing.
Thank you to the Aurora Cultural Centre and the Kaleidoscope In Schools Program.  We look forward to Kesha’s presentation.