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SCDSB Career Fair On Nov. 15

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Are you ready to join a team that is passionate about shaping the future? At Sudbury Catholic Schools, we are committed to providing an inspiring, supportive, learning environment for our students and we want you to be a part of it. Bring your resume, meet our dedicated team, and discover all the incredible opportunities we have to offer. 

Event Details

When: Saturday, November 15, 2025
Time: 9 a.m. – noon
Where: Holy Trinity School | 1945 Hawthorne Drive

We are currently seeking qualified professionals to hire for a variety of positions:

  • French & English Elementary and Secondary Teachers
  • Indigenous Language Teachers
  • Administrative Assistants
  • Early Childhood Educators
  • Educational Assistants
  • And more!

We can’t wait to see you there! 

Current Job Postings
Teacher Interviews
General Employment Information

Contact Us

Please feel free to contact our Human Resources department if you have any questions regarding our upcoming career fair or job opportunities at Sudbury Catholic Schools:

Human Resources Services
Sudbury Catholic District School Board
165A D’Youville Street
Sudbury, ON
P3C 5E7

Phone: 705.673.5620
Fax: 705.673.1070
Email: employment@sudburycatholicschools.ca  

Thank you for your interest in Sudbury Catholic Schools.

Sudbury Catholic District School Board Launches “Amped Up Alumni” Series to Celebrate Graduates

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The Sudbury Catholic District School Board (SCDSB) is proud to launch Amped Up Alumni, a new online series celebrating the achievements of Sudbury Catholic graduates. This initiative will feature inspiring stories from alumni across the decades who have and are making a difference in their careers, communities, and beyond.

“We are incredibly proud of our graduates and the many ways they continue to live out our Catholic values in the world,” said Director of Education, Morris Hucal. “The Amped Up Alumni series gives us the opportunity to recognize their accomplishments and inspire the next generation of students. Our goal is to showcase alumni from diverse backgrounds and pathways, highlighting the many possibilities awaiting our learners as they prepare for life after graduation.”

To bring these stories forward, the SCDSB is inviting community members to help identify alumni trailblazers. Whether in the trades, arts, sciences, sports, business, advocacy, or everyday acts of leadership and service, nominations are welcome for all graduates whose post-graduation journeys and accomplishments inspire others, highlighting the lifelong learning that lies at the heart of Sudbury Catholic Schools.

How to be Featured?

Community members are encouraged to nominate themselves or someone they know to be featured in Volume 1 of the series.

Nomination forms are available online at www.sudburycatholicschools.ca/our-alumni and can be submitted to info@sudburycatholicschools.ca.

Alumni Nomination Form – PDF

Alumni Nomination Form – DOCX

Through this campaign, the Board seeks to celebrate its Catholic roots, honour trailblazers, and amplify the voices of Sudbury Catholic alumni whose stories reflect resilience, leadership, and service.

About the Sudbury Catholic District School Board

The Sudbury Catholic District School Board serves over 7000 students across 17 schools in the Greater Sudbury area. Guided by faith and committed to excellence in education, the Board works to foster academic success, personal growth, and community engagement. For more info on Sudbury Catholic District School Board, please visit www.sudburycatholicschools.ca

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Amped Up Alumni

Sudbury Catholic District School Board is proud to launch a new series spotlighting Sudbury Catholic graduates making waves in their careers locally, nationally, and around the globe.

Nominate an Alumni Today!
Featured Alumni
Nomination Form
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Student Bus Patrollers Lead the Way in Promoting Safe Bus Habits at Immaculate Conception 🦺

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Even a little rain couldn’t stop students at Immaculate Conception School from putting their knowledge into action for School Bus Safety Week! Thanks to the help from the school’s Student Bus Patrollers, students practiced important bus safety and evacuation procedures, learning how to stay safe while boarding, riding, and exiting the bus. A special thank you goes out to the dedicated student bus patrollers, who helped guide their younger peers and demonstrated leadership throughout the exercise.

Did you know that Immaculate is not the only school to have student bus patrollers? Earlier this year, elementary students across several Sudbury Catholic Elementary Schools, took part in Bus Patroller Training hosted by the Consortium. The training helps older students develop leadership skills and a sense of responsibility as they learn how to support younger riders in following safety rules on the bus. 

To learn more about this and other school safety initiatives, check out our latest Director’s Corner blog!

📖 Read School Safety Blog

Early Childhood Educators’ Day 💫

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Today, we celebrate Early Childhood Educators’ Day and recognize the incredible Early Childhood Educators who help shape the hearts and minds of our youngest learners.

When a child is old enough to begin school, it marks a special milestone for families – and an even bigger one for the students themselves. Our ECEs play a vital role in creating welcoming, nurturing, and engaging environments that spark curiosity and support the growth of every child. Through their care, creativity, and compassion, they lay the foundation for lifelong learning and faith-filled development.

What we don’t always see are the busy classrooms, the messes, and the less-than-perfect moments – but what we always see are the smiles, the dedication, and the passion our ECEs bring to their work each day.

On behalf of the Sudbury Catholic District School Board, thank you for your dedication, kindness, and the joy you bring into our Kindergarten classrooms. Your work truly makes a difference.

Happy Early Childhood Educators’ Day! 

Custodial Appreciation Day 🛠

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Today, we join together to celebrate National Custodial Appreciation Day and recognize the exceptional contributions of our dedicated Custodial Team. This includes staff members such as custodians, assistant custodians, cleaners, BSTs, and maintenance staff.  

It is no secret that these skilled professionals tackle some of the biggest and most physically demanding jobs in our school and office buildings, all in all ensuring safe, welcoming, and healthy environments where students can learn and staff can work with confidence. From meticulously maintained classrooms and hallways to spotless gyms, parking areas, and school grounds, their work touches every corner of our community. As we move through our school year, we do so with confidence, knowing that the educational experiences taking place each day are happening in spaces shaped by their strength, commitment, and exceptional attention to detail.

On behalf of the Sudbury Catholic District School Board, we extend our sincere gratitude to all members of our custodial team. Your ongoing care and dedication ensure the safety and well-being of our entire community and continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of everyone at Sudbury Catholic Schools. Thank you for all that you do.

TOGETHER WE LEAD. 

St. Benedict Catholic Secondary School and St. Charles College Honour Truth & Reconciliation with “Every Child Matters” Tribute 🧡🏈

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On Thursday, September 25, St. Benedict Catholic Secondary School and St. Charles College school communities came together to host the second annual “Every Child Matters” tribute during the Jr. Boys Football Game at James Jerome Athletic Field. 

The tribute highlighted both schools’ commitment to Truth and Reconciliation, honouring the experiences of Residential School Survivors, their families, and communities, while emphasizing their ongoing dedication to acknowledging the past and walking together toward a reconciled future.

The evening began with a land acknowledgement and opening ceremony led by Beverley Belanger, Principal of St. Benedict School, underscoring the importance of reconciliation. This was followed by a smudging ceremony that included participation from crowd attendees. After warm-ups, both teams lined up on the field wearing orange armbands in recognition of Orange Shirt Day—symbolizing remembrance and hope for the future. Joining the players were members of the Indigenous Education team, Juno-nominated artist Bryden Gwiss Kiwenzie, Lil Miss Atikameksheng 2025/26, Honor Nootchtai, currently a St. Benedict student and Miss Atikameksheng 2025/26 and St. Benedict alumna Destiny Nootchtai.

To conclude the ceremony, a drumming honour song was performed by Bryden Gwiss Kiwenzie, followed by a coin toss by Destiny Nootchtai. 

“This tribute provided an important opportunity for our students, staff, and community to reflect together,” said Skyeanne Trudeau, Indigenous Support Worker at St. Benedict School. “Through sport, song, and ceremony, we honoured the past and reinforced our commitment to a more understanding and compassionate future.”

St. Benedict Catholic Secondary School and St. Charles College remain deeply committed to ensuring the spirit of Every Child Matters is carried forward in their classrooms, on their sports fields, and throughout the broader community. Both schools are proud Legacy Schools with the Downie Wenjack Fund, where they have pledged to take meaningful Reconcili-Actions that honour the past and build a better future.

Discover more about Legacy Schools with the Downie Wenjack Fund by visiting: downiewenjack.ca

St. Charles College Honoured as Top High School in 4th Annual Truth & Reconciliation Relay 🏆

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Today, the Sudbury Catholic District School Board was proud to join local organizations in demonstrating our ongoing commitment to Truth and Reconciliation during the closing ceremony of this year’s Annual Truth & Reconciliation Relay hosted by the GSPS in Bell Park.
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On this occasion, we are thrilled to announce that St. Charles College – Team Cardinal earned the distinction of being the top secondary school in Sudbury for total distance covered in the 4th Annual Truth & Reconciliation Relay. At today’s ceremony, Indigenous Graduation Coach and Team Cardinal member Shannon Agowissa accepted the award on behalf of the school. Congratulations, Team Cardinal!⁠
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The Truth & Reconciliation Relay, hosted annually by the Greater Sudbury Police Services, is a community initiative that honours history, raises awareness, and promotes healing with Indigenous communities. Its purpose is to educate participants about the history of Residential Schools and highlight the 94 Calls to Action issued by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada. Participants watched an educational video, reviewed the Calls to Action, and selected one that resonated with them personally. The relay provided a meaningful moment of reflection, inviting participants to consider how they can bring their chosen Calls to Action to life in both personal and professional spheres.

Superintendent Paul Nalli shared:
“We are incredibly proud of Team Cardinal for this achievement and for inspiring their St. Charles College school community through such a meaningful initiative. Miigwetch to all our schools for your heartfelt participation and to our community partners for your continued commitment to honouring the truths of the past and taking meaningful steps toward reconciliation.“

The Sudbury Catholic District School Board extends its gratitude to GSPS and community partners, including the Shkagamik-Kwe Health Centre, for providing this important opportunity. Since its inception in 2022, the relay has become a cherished tradition, and Sudbury Catholic Schools looks forward to participating each year with the help of our Indigenous Education Team.

To learn more about the Truth & Reconciliation Relay, please visit: gspsrelay.indigenoussudbury.ca

National Day for Truth & Reconciliation 🪶

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Orange Shirt Day

Tuesday, September 30, 2025

On September 30, we will join schools across Canada to recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Students and staff are encouraged to wear orange and participate in Orange Shirt Day events to recognize and raise awareness about the history and legacies of the residential school system in Canada. We are reminded that Orange Shirt Day also offers an opportunity to honour and pray for those who never made it home.

National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation Activities 

The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) offers a series of opportunities for the public to participate in events throughout the week of September 22 to September 26. More information can be found on the NCTR website.

Lunch and Learns – NCTR

National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

2025 – Truth & Reconciliation Week

Truth & Reconciliation Relay 

Sudbury Catholic Schools have been invited to participate in the Truth & Reconciliation Relay event hosted by the Greater Sudbury Police Services (GSPS). This relay aims to honour history, increase awareness, promote healing, and advance reconciliation with Indigenous communities, while promoting an active lifestyle.

Learn More

Available Support

Along with the activities listed on this page, schools may be engaging in additional ways to observe and honour this time. These events and activities may differ, but support is always provided. As this can be a difficult topic for many, if you are a Survivor and need emotional support, a national crisis line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.  

Residential School Survivor Support Line: 1-866-925-4419

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HR Professionals Day 💼

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Today, we join together to celebrate HR Professionals Day and recognize the exceptional contributions of our Human Resources (HR) professionals, who not only support our people with care but bring so much value to our workplace, from negotiating and interpreting, to coaching and problem solving.

Every day, our HR department shapes the Sudbury Catholic District School Board by building trust, strengthening relationships, and creating workplaces where everyone feels supported and respected. Their expertise in labour relations helps build a strong and collobaorative foundation for our Board.  And whether it is welcoming new team members at the start of their careers or supporting their growth and development throughout their journey with Sudbury Catholic, they lead with an open heart and are commited to helping everyone reach their full potential within our organization. While much of their work happens behind the scenes, it truly touches everyone, from staff, students and families to the wider community, reinforcing what makes Sudbury Catholic special: our people.

On behalf of the Sudbury Catholic District School Board, we extend our sincere gratitude to our HR team and to all HR professionals. Your professionalism, compassion, and tireless dedication strengthen our entire Board, reminding us that we are only as strong as our collective team.

TOGETHER WE LEAD. 

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