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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 religious instruction. In...
Light of Christ: news and connections and announcements
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January 2020: Pray – Educate – Serve
loccs-prairie-messenger-jan2020January 2019 – Directions!
LOCCS-Prairie-Messenger-Jan2019-EditedNovember 2018 Connections: Advent and more!
June 2018 Connections: Faith Development News!
February 2018 Connections: new and exciting – click here!
December 2017:
Planting the Seeds of Stewardship
September 2017:
‘Tracie’s Story‘ featuring JPII High School in North Battleford is honored to be selected for the STF #teacherproject. You can read more about the #teacherproject here.
Ramona Stillar
Projects Coordinator
Light of Christ Catholic Schools
A round up of some great stories from October to now (with deepest apologies from your humble webmaster!) Please see below:
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October 2016:
Nutrition Program at St. Mary’s School–looking after the body God gave us!
September 2016:
September as a Catholic School
September weekend
June 2016:
Back Pack Blessings to start the school year – a great idea:
Backpack blessings and revised version here
May 2016:
Winner of the Mosaic Extreme School Makeover Challenge :
Good morning St. Mary Elementary School, North Battleford
Congratulations on having been selected as a recipient of this year’s Mosaic Extreme School Makeover Challenge! The judges were very impressed by your school’s submission and are delighted to support your efforts to promote positive nutrition and healthy lifestyle choices for your students!
By early June, your school will receive a cheque from the Saskatchewan School Boards Association (SSBA) in the amount of $10,000 along with a Certificate of Recognition signed by the Minsters of Education and Health and the President of the SSBA.
What is the Mosaic Extreme School Makeover Challenge:
Together with the SSBA and BFL, Mosaic launched the Extreme School Makeover Challenge in 2006. The Mosaic Extreme School Makeover Challenge is open to all schools in Saskatchewan. Participating schools receive a certificate of recognition acknowledging their efforts to create healthier school nutrition environments. This year’s ten winners will each receive a $10,000 prize. Entries are judged on quality of nutritional programming and potential benefits to the school community.
“Our students are our future leaders, and investing in their learning through nutrition programs is vital to their success,” said Kelly Berlinic, Director of Programs and Community Development for BFL. “Breakfast for Learning is proud to work with the Saskatchewan School Boards Association and The Mosaic Company to ensure all students have the nourishment they need to succeed at school.”
The Mosaic Company and the SSBA, in partnership with BFL, host the Mosaic Extreme School Makeover Challenge to encourage grassroots initiatives to improve student nutrition. As Canada’s first established and one of the largest national charities focusing on student nutrition as it relates to learning, Breakfast for Learning helps support and sustain school-based breakfast, lunch and snack programs Canada-wide, providing students with the opportunity to reach their full potential in life. Since 2004, the SSBA has been involved with supporting those efforts.
“The Mosaic Extreme School Makeover Challenge is important because school boards firmly believe that every student in Saskatchewan should have the resources and supports needed to succeed and achieve, regardless of where they live in the province or their personal circumstances,” said Connie Bailey, president of the SSBA. “The Mosaic Extreme School Makeover Challenge helps ensure all students in Saskatchewan are well-nourished and ready to learn. The SSBA is very proud to support Breakfast for Learning. We also thank The Mosaic Company for their strong commitment to excellent corporate citizenship in this province and their support of K-12 education.”
To learn more about the Mosaic Extreme School Makeover Challenge and view a video, visit: saskschoolboards.ca/partner-organizations/mosaic-extreme-school-makeover-challenge/.
February/early March 2016
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November 19th, 2015: Our youth looking after their neighbors–John Paul II Collegiate’s Mission Team–serving at the soup kitchen at the Lighthouse.
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SCSBA Good News
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We're half way through Week 2 of #CTTCSWell2022. Today, find time to start of reconnect with a hobby.
Bus service cancelled Dec. 7 for:
- K - Gr 8 students in Saskatoon, Warman and Martensville;
- high school buses from Warman and Martensville to Saskatoon;
- intensive needs high school buses.
Cancellations are for the entire day.
All schools are open regular hours
Stay warm!
All RCSD provided Transportation is cancelled for today, Wednesday, December 7. Please report absences to the school via Edsby or by calling the office.
Stay safe and warm!
Drake, a John Paul II student, uses his #Includer strength to meet people and learn about them. #CatholicEdSK is open to all. We are #safeschools with #strongstudents. We're the #smartchoice. #TalentTuesday #LOCCStrengths
Heads up, students and families: extreme cold temps on the way! Please stay tuned to Edsby, http://www.rcsd.ca, or our social media channels for any Transportation cancellations.