Sudbury Catholic District School Board

Marymount School Comes Together to Kick Off Annual Canned Food Drive

Marymount staff and students came together as a school community to celebrate and give thanks in the first annual Thanksgiving Luncheon. The event highlighted an awards ceremony for past and present students and served as the initial launch of our canned food drive in support of the Sudbury Food Bank. All students and staff enjoyed a catered lunch by Regency Bakery for the low price of a non-perishable food item.

“What a great opportunity for our Marymount community to come together, break bread and make new memories,” said Lori Holden, Principal of Marymount Academy. “It is also a beautiful way to kick off our annual canned food drive, with every student donating to an amazing cause.”

As the Marymount Food Drive ramps up, students may be visible within our community, and we encourage community members to give generously to those in need.

Regals Take Over the Podium at Cross Country Meet

The Marymount Elementary Cross Country team shone bright at yesterdays Cross Country meet at Adanac. Our Regals took two spots on the podium with Lucia Salmaso taking first place and Ava Massimiliano taking 2nd place. Congratulations to all the Regals who took part!

Happy World Teacher Day!

Today is World Teacher Day, a day to recognize and thank our dedicated and inspiring educators who work tirelessly each day to support our students in reaching their individual goals. It is through their hard work and unwavering commitment, that our students continue to shine, both in and out of the classroom. We thank you for putting our students first and helping us to achieve our vision of being leaders in learning and faith.  Thank you so much for all that you do!

National Custodian Appreciation Day

Today is National Custodian Appreciation Day! It is a day to thank and appreciate each and every member of our custodial team including custodians, assistant custodians, cleaners and maintenance staff! Thank you for your dedication to ensuring our schools and Board office buildings are kept cleaned and well-maintained throughout the year. Your work continues to ensure that our facilities are inviting to the community and contribute to the health and safety of all students and staff.

On behalf of the Sudbury Catholic District School Board, we thank you for all that you do.

St. Charles College Food and Nutrition students transform summer berries into fall preserves

The St. Charles College Food and Nutrition classes have spent some time this fall harvest transforming summer berries into fall preserves. Under the guidance of teacher, Julie Jessop the students created an assortment of jams for parents, guardians or their lunch sandwiches.

The course is offered to students in grades 9 and 10 and continues with basic meal preparation in grades 11 and 12.

Teacher Julie Jessop says “there is lots planned this semester with hearty fall meals of soup, chili and roasted chicken and welcoming in the winter months with an assortment of comfort foods such as mac & cheese and amazing Christmas cookies featuring ginger snaps and short breads.”

Catholic Education Centre Staff Completes Pedometer Challenge!

Staff at the Catholic Education Centre completed a month-long pedometer challenge May 2019 to get motivated to walk more. 11 teams of four participated in the challenge.

Together, the employees walked a total of 9,359,389 steps, equaling to 7488 KM. This would have taken the participants from Cape Spear Newfoundland all the way to Kitsault British Columbia!

Teams were acknowledged for the following categories:

  • 1st Overall Team: Put reBoot in Front of the Other
  • 2nd Overall Team: Baby Got Track
  • 3rd Overall Team: Buns on the Run
  • Most improved in one week: Holy Walkamolies
  • Most Consistent Team: Stragglers
  • Top Stepper: Amanda Barry
1st Overall Team: Put reBoot in Front of the Other
2nd Overall Team: Baby Got Track
3rd Overall Team: Buns on the Run

St. Charles Chelmsford raises over $20,000 for NOFCC!

St. Charles Catholic Elementary School held their 15th Annual Johnathan Hetu Walk on June 21, 2019. Johnathan was a student there when he passed away from cancer 15 years ago. David Nicholls, a teacher at the school has organized and held this fundraiser close to his heart for just as many years having been the one who started it. Mr. Nicholls recently passed away unexpectedly.

The St. Charles Catholic Elementary School community came together to raise over $20,000 to go toward the NOFCC (Northern Ontario Families of Children with Cancer). The money will be used to support families during medical appointments, treatments and more.

Employees Honoured at Annual Employee Recognition Event

On Wednesday, June 5, accompanied by our Trustees, colleagues, family and friends, we honoured our retirees, as well as those who have provided 25 years of service. We also honoured the recipients of this year’s Chairperson’s Award. It was truly a special evening of recognition as we celebrated their many accomplishments. We are thankful for all who have dedicated their work and service to Catholic Education and to our community. Your commitment to Sudbury Catholic Schools inspires us all to be better educators, stewards and leaders. 

2019 Chairperson Award Recipients Julie Denomme, Maria Rothensee and Joanne Craig.
25 Year Employee Club – Giorgio Urso, Joanne Craig, Angele Lachance and Carole Guillemette. Unable to attend were Silvia Faggioni, Ginette Fraser and Toni Kritz-Roque.
2018-2019 Retirees:
Back Row – Michael Fabiilli, Jo-Anne Walberg, Lise Malette, Krista Sarmatiuk,
Fleur Hackett and Terry Papineau
Front Row – Kelly Orasi-Leach, Denise Desmarais, Lucie Lapalme-Cullen,
Patty Mardero and Daniela Visentin
Unable to attend were Francine Brouse, Daniel Boisvert, Claude Dupuis, Rheal Durette, Denis Ethier, Louise Kennedy, Eric Mclaughlin, Joseph Paluch, Viviane Roy, Eddy Sacchetto, and Kim Taylor-Horeck.

St. Benedict students show solidarity for those in the world dealing with forced migration

This past week, students in grade 10 classes walked to Mallard’s Landing to show support in ending forced migration of people. The students enjoyed a beautiful nature walk, something forced migrants don’t get a chance to enjoy when they are fleeing wars, persecution, natural disasters or extreme poverty.  

The proceeds from this dress down day will go to support Development and Peace, a Catholic organization that works to promote this cause. The effort was part of the “Share the Journey” campaign that Pope Francis launched in 2017 to show solidarity for forced migrants.  

More than five hundred dollars was collected for the charitable organization.The students also completed postcards that will be forwarded to Parliament Hill.  So far more than 10 thousand of these postcards have been sent to Ottawa addressed to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Way to go Bears!We stand in solidarity with 68.5 million children, women and men who have been forced to flee their homes. 

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