News

Dear DCDSB Families,
As we journey through Holy Week, we are reminded of the profound love that lies at the heart of our faith. It is a time for us to come together in prayer and reflection to deepen our understanding of the sacrifices that fill our hearts and renew our spirits.
In our Durham Catholic schools, Lent has been a season of hope, filled with community as we support one another in our spiritual growth. Whether through prayer, liturgical celebrations,...
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On Tuesday, April 1, the All Saints Titans and the Austin Wildcats clashed in their thrilling annual rivalry hockey games at the  Tribute Communities Centre . The Wildcats emerged victorious in the girls' game, while the Titans triumphed in the boys' game. Congratulations to all the players for an exciting and sportsmanlike competition!
  Director of Education Gerard Winn attended the game for the puck drop! 
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Durham Catholic District School Board's Coach/Advocate for Black Students (CABS) program is excited to offer three different Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) camps in partnership with Queen’s University, Ontario Tech University Engineering Outreach, and McMaster University.   Through this program, students will experience a community-orientated and accessible learning environment to explore different facets of STEM, coding, and engineering design....
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Dear Parents and Guardians:      The April 2025 issue of the DCDSB News is now available! This newsletter offers families an overview of current news, upcoming events, and information on what’s happening across the Durham Catholic District School Board.     Highlights include:  Faith St. Bernard Catholic School Celebrates Jubilee 2025 
St. Luke the Evangelist Catholic School Creates Jubilee Year Display 
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March 31 is National Indigenous Languages Day. To celebrate and honour Indigenous languages in Canada, DCDSB students and educators have been reflecting on the importance of language preservation.
In some DCDSB Kindergarten classrooms, students learned to say “Hello” in Anishinaabemowin. Students were taught the short song “Aanii Boozhoo” to help them remember the words in Anishinaabemowin, the language of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island.
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