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Catholic Resources for 2026
Planning School Liturgies
Transform school liturgies into inspiring moments of faith with planning resources, connecting with students deeply.
Grade Level Permeation Resources
Elevate education with comprehensive grade level permeation resources, empowering students to reach new heights of learning.
Permeation Ideas for all Grade Levels
Immerse your faith in the transformative power of Lent and Easter with inspiring and enriching materials.
Elementary Religion
Growing in Faith, Growing in Christ – new Religion Program resources from Pearson Publishing!
Good News From All of Our School Divisions
2025-26 Parent Guardian Survey
The survey invites feedback on four key dimensions of school: Faith Formation, Student Learning, School Culture, and Communications. For the full report click here.
Board highlights from Christ the Teacher Catholic Schools
Holy Family Celebrating Catholic Education
As Holy Family RCSSD welcomes students back for the new academic year, the community has a major accomplishment from Spring 2025 to celebrate. Our division was recently recognized with the CCSTA’s Toonies for Tuition Trophy commemorative plaque....
A Season of Faith, Service, and Celebration at Sacred Heart/Sacré Coeur
December was a joyful and faith-filled month at Sacred Heart/Sacré Coeur as students, staff, and families came together to celebrate Advent, serve others, and grow in their faith. The season began with the celebration of the Feast of St. Nicholas...
Faith and Talent Shine at St. Olivier’s Annual Christmas Concert
On the afternoon of Wednesday, December 10, the gymnasium at St. Olivier School was filled to capacity as parents, grandparents, and community and Parish friends gathered for the annual Christmas Concert. The atmosphere was electric with...
Sled dogs, bannock and culture: students celebrate Indigenous traditions
https://linktr.ee/meridiansource Sled dogs, bannock and culture: students celebrate Indigenous traditions Original Post is here: Source