Good News From All of Our School Divisions
Growing in Faith – new First Nations, Métis and Inuit Education logo revealed
At the April 25, 2022, Board of Education meeting, a new visual representation of Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools’ commitment to Indigenous participation and influence in Catholic education was revealed. Creation of the First Nations, Métis and...
DO-NUT Forget to Spread Kindness
Mother Teresa ECEC and Lloydminster Sobeys teamed up to spread kindness in throughout our community in February! The school started by learning about our local Sobeys bakery. Students watched a video about how the grocery store makes and fills all...
Christ the Teacher Catholic Schools Newsletter – April 2022
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A Journey Worth Making
Have you ever been invited to go on a trip or journey with a friend? Journeys are usually more enjoyable when you have companions accompanying you along the path. You may not initially see all the opportunities that exist along the path, but you...
Holy Trinity Catholic School Division Update
In Holy Trinity Catholic School Division, we continue to build our relationship with the priests and deacons in our three communities Moose Jaw, Shaunavon, and Swift Current. At our first vice principal faith leadership meeting in the Fall 2021, we...
Light of Christ Catholic Schools: Living Our Catholic Faith
In order to live out our Catholic faith in our schools, Light of Christ Catholic Schools focus on four strategic areas. They are: faith development for students and staff, discipleship, meaningful parish connections, and resources to support...
On February 25, 2021, the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed Good Spirit (Public) School Division’s application for leave to appeal the Theodore case to the Supreme Court of Canada. This means that the unanimous decision of the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal that overturned the April 2017 trial decision stands. Good Spirit has exhausted their legal options, and the decision of the Appeal Court remains the law in Saskatchewan—which can be considered a victory for both religious and parental rights and freedoms. The statement can be found here and from the Supreme Court of Canada here.
Background information on the Theodore case can be found at www.opencatholiceducation.ca.