How to Register?

For more information, and to register to any of the following programs, please contact your school's Guidance Counsellor:

Marymount Academy
lynn.massimiliano@sudburycatholicschools.ca

St. Benedict Catholic Secondary School
stephanie.macneil@sudburycatholicschools.ca

Bishop Alexander Carter
heather.duguay@sudburycatholicschools.ca

St. Charles College
julie.dion@sudburycatholicschools.ca

If you require further assistance beyond what your school’s Guidance Counsellor can provide, please contact SCDSB's Summer School Principal Stephanie Venturi at stephanie.venturi@sudburycatholicschools.ca.

• CHV2O/GLC2O – Civics & Careers (EN/FI)
• DCO30 – Co-Op
• ENG4U – Grade 12 English
• HRE4M – Church & Culture (EN/FI)
• HRT3M – World Religions (EN/FI)
• NAC2O – First Nations, Métis & Inuit Studies
• OLC4O – University English

Please contact your Guidance Counsellor if you are interested in enrolling in any course listed above or look into other online options available with the OeLC (Ontario eLearning Consortium).

Online Learning? What you need to know!

Visit SCDSB’s Online Learning page HERE to explore the online learning experience, learn what to expect, and discover how to get started.

Please Note: Sudbury Catholic District School Board's (SCDSB) Online Learning courses are open to all learners from all school boards. You don’t have to be an SCDSB student to take advantage of our exciting summer learning opportunities. Talk to your Guidance Department to see if we have a program that's perfect for you!

The Sudbury Catholic District School Board’s Summer Co-operative Education Program offers secondary students the opportunity to earn up to two credits during the summer through a structured workplace experience.

Students enrolled in the summer program must secure their own placement, often through their existing summer employment. If your enrollment in the summer program is confirmed, students are not permitted to register for additional summer school programs (all SCDSB students are limited to one summer school program).

The Summer Co-operative Education Program may be a good fit if you are currently in Grades 10, 11 or 12, and:

• Need one or two credits to graduate by the end of the summer
• Are looking to get back on track with your graduation timeline
• Are enrolled in a Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) and are unable to fit co-op into your regular timetable
• Are interested in exploring the skilled trades through the Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP)

Dates: May 25th to June 26th

Students are to attend a mandatory online Summer Co-op program orientation session on Monday, May 25th, from 6:00PM to 8:30PM. A Google Meet link will be provided to students in advance by their assigned co-op instructor. During this session, course expectations for both online classroom and community placement components will be outlined. Students are to confirm their placements on the application form prior to the meeting. Co-op teachers may request individual meetings during the pre-placement to confirm student placements and provide guidance on assignments.

Students are required to finish all pre-placement expectations and submit their signed work education agreements on or before Friday, June 26th.

Placement Dates: June 29th to July 30th

Students must meet all course expectations to be granted one or two credits. Daily log sheets, employer/supervisor feedback and a final culminating assignment are part of these expectations.

Please note that students will have to work a minimum of 35 hours per week (7 hours a day) for five weeks to achieve two credits.

For more information, please contact your school’s guidance counsellor.

Learning on the Land – Summer 2026

This three-week summer program offers First Nation, Métis, and Inuit students entering Grades 9–10 in September 2026 a unique opportunity to earn an Ontario high school credit in Indigenous Studies while learning directly on the land in Atikameksheng Anishnawbek.

In partnership with Atikameksheng Anishnawbek and Great Lakes Cultural Camps, students will engage in hands-on, culturally grounded learning experiences that foster connection, understanding, and respect for Indigenous knowledge and traditions.⁠

• Dates: July 6 – July 24, 2026
• Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
• Location: Atikameksheng Anishnawbek
• Eligibility: First Nation, Métis, and Inuit students entering Grades 9–10
• Credit: Ontario Secondary School Credit in Indigenous Studies
• Transportation: Provided

Register Now: Land-Based Learning Program Registration Form

A Learning Experience Like No Other

Students will take part in a variety of immersive, land-based learning experiences, including:

• Traditional Anishinaabe teachings and cultural practices
• Learning Anishinaabemowin (language)
• Land stewardship and environmental learning
• Hands-on skill-building and traditional activities
• Educational field trips and community partnerships
• Exposure to Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK)
• Canoe certification and outdoor education
• Food systems and harvesting practices

Why This Program Matters?

This program supports students in building a strong sense of identity, belonging, and connection to culture and community. Through experiential, land-based learning, students develop confidence, leadership skills, and a deeper understanding of Indigenous perspectives that will support their success in school and beyond.

Empowering Youth Through Summer Program

Focus on Youth – FOY is a partnership between the Ontario Government, school boards, and local community agencies that provides summer programming for students in identified high-needs urban neighbourhoods

Highlights of the Focus on Youth Program:

• Assists non-profit, insured groups to deliver summer activities to help keep young people safe and active.
• School space will be offered free of charge to community groups who successfully complete the application process.
• Students will be hired to participate in a Board-delivered leadership program with the goal of assisting at one of the Board sites of the community service camps.
• Students will be hired to perform custodial/maintenance work in the schools for the same period of time.

Sudbury Catholic Secondary students seeking employment should inquire about this program through their Guidance Counsellors or Principals.

Principals and Counsellors with input from the School Success Teams and other staff will be requested to recommend students who would benefit from this summer leadership opportunity.

  When: August 17 - August 21, 2026

Discovery Early Learning & Care, Our Children, Our Future, and Maple Tree Preschool are offering a week-long program for NEW Kindergarten students. Please see below for specific location and registration information. 

Holy Trinity School

Location: 1945 Hawthorne Dr., Sudbury

• Tamara Taillefer
• Discovery Early Learning & Care
• 705.586.0895
• holytrinity@discoverycare.ca

St. Charles Elementary School

Location: 26 Charlotte St., Chelmsford

• Kathleen Wynne-McAughey
• Our Children, Our Future
• 705.855.4859
• kathleen.wynnemcaughey@ocof.net 

Pius XII School

Location: 44 Third Ave, Greater Sudbury

• Erin Quinn-Furino
• Maple Tree Preschool
• mpqmtp@gmail.com