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The March issue of Celebrating Student Success newsletter is now available.   
This issue features articles on:
Year of Joy –  Celebrating Diversity at Monsignor John Pereyma Catholic Secondary School; 
Mental Health  – Mental Health and Black History Month;
Experiential Learning  – Grade 7 and 8 Students at St. Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic School participate in Experiential Learning Opportunities;...
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The latest issue of the Durham Catholic Parent Involvement Committee's (DCPIC) newsletter is now available. (See the link below for newsletter) This issue features articles on:
Greetings from the Committee’s Chair;
Highlights from the Math Cafes for Parents; and
Launch of Math@Home Kits.
For more information, visit dcpic.ca

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Nominate your School for Outstanding Communications Nominations are being accepted for the Reverend John Markle Home-School Communications Award.
Is your school outstanding in Advancing Communications? Our Durham Catholic schools are committed to the Board’s strategic goal of Advancing Communications by delivering timely, effective and open communication with the most appropriate tools and technology available. A selection committee is accepting nominations from...
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The Durham Catholic District School is accepting nominations for the 2019 Distinguished Catholic Alumni Award . The Award recognizes former students of the Durham Catholic District School Board who have achieved significant success in their chosen pathway. Through their pursuit of personal excellence, they have made a positive contribution to their communities and represent the image of the Catholic learner as described by the Ontario Catholic School Graduate Expectations.
To...
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Dear Parents and Guardians, 
Each year, the Durham Catholic District School Board celebrates National Pink Shirt Day as part of our Stand Up to Bullying activities during the last week of February. On February 27, 2019 every member of our Board is encouraged to wear something pink to show that we are all working together to prevent bullying in our schools, in our communities and online. Pink Shirt Day began in 2009 in Nova Scotia when two high school students...
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