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St. Brigid鱿鱼视频app students鈥� environmental commitment 鈥榓 spiritual imperative鈥�

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{mosimage}TORONTO - As Mass ended under bright sunshine outdoors and teacher-librarian Kathryn Zaleski-Cox announced St. Brigid鱿鱼视频app Elementary School had made the grade as an Ontario EcoSchool, a cheer went up. For the 580 students of east-end Toronto鱿鱼视频app St. Brigid鱿鱼视频app Elementary, their teachers and two dozen parents participating in the May 17 Mass, they weren鈥檛 just cheering for something students had accomplished with a year鱿鱼视频app worth of litterless lunches, reduced energy consumption and heightened ecological awareness. The cheer also recognized prayers answered.

Highlighting the pluses of French education

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If C1+ reminds you of a mediocre grade you got in high school chemistry, that鱿鱼视频app because you weren鈥檛 paying attention in French class either.

Catholics must be prepared for an attack on education rights

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Editor鱿鱼视频app note: The following is a position paper produced by the Catholic Civil Rights League on 鈥淭he question of Catholic school funding.鈥澛�

As Ontario prepares for an election in October, several groups are trying to raise the question of continued funding for the province鱿鱼视频app Catholic elementary and secondary schools. Some claim that all publicly funded schools would be operated more efficiently if there was one, non-sectarian system, with school boards drawn geographically and, in most localities, in French or English streams. Several public school boards have already passed resolutions to this effect.

School board pulls controversial book

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{mosimage}TORONTO - An Ontario Catholic school board has pulled The Golden Compass and other His Dark Materials novels by outspoken atheist Philip Pullman from school library shelves in response to a U.S.-inspired campaign against both the books and the movie version of The Golden Compass, which opens across Canada Dec. 7.

Catholic Schools in Canada

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A timeline of changes to Catholic education throughout Canada's history.

Salt+Light, Dufferin-Peel school board team up

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TORONTO - A new DVD series aims to teach students in the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board about virtues.

Dufferin-Peel looks to future

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{mosimage}MISSISSAUGA, Ont. - A bruising battle over funding with the provincial government behind it, the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board is now embarking on a thorough re-examination of its Catholic mission for the first time in 15 years.

Laity role essential in Catholic schools

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{mosimage}VATICAN CITY - A transformation has occurred in Catholic schools over the last 50 years, and the Vatican took its measure at a recent press conference.

Toronto board to launch year-round schooling pilot program

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{mosimage}TORONTO - The Toronto Catholic District School Board has tentatively approved year-round schooling at two elementary and two secondary schools for the 2009-2010 school year.

Dufferin-Peel educators united in faith

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{mosimage}MISSISSAUGA, Ont. - 鈥淭oday we tell the world that Catholic education is indispensible,鈥� said Ralph Borrelli in his welcoming address to more than 7,800 teachers and staff on Nov. 7 in the first board-wide faith formation day in 20 years.

Niagara charts 150 years of Catholic education

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{mosimage}NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. - , celebrating a 鈥渞ich history,鈥� acknowledged its roots and symbolically steered a course for years ahead with a gala anniversary dinner Oct. 24 in Niagara Falls.

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