A lifelong educator who has spent 34 years with the Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board will soon become its ninth Director of Education, Secretary and Chief Executive Officer. John Ulicny will succeed current Director Emelda Byrne when she retires on August 1, 2026. https://t.co/KGe2sRspkb
Catholic education can be a beacon: not a nostalgic refuge, but a laboratory of discernment, pedagogical innovation and prophetic witness. Drawing new maps of hope: this is the urgency of the mandate.
- Pope Leo XIV
The sub-theme for today's celebration of Catholic Education Week is "God loves you." We invite you to join us in celebrating Catholic Education in Ontario. #pilgrimsofhope
On Friday night, Director of Education Emelda Byrne received the Harmony Award from the Multicultural Council of Windsor-Essex. Check out this wonderful video they produced and showed just before her acceptance speech.
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Catholic Education Week begins today, and this year’s theme, Pilgrims of Hope: On the Path to Holiness, is especially meaningful to us. It aligns closely with our Journey to Holiness program and our mission to inspire students to follow the example of Jesus.
Please take a few minutes to watch this video message from Director of Education Emelda Byrne, who shares why this week of celebration is so important for our staff, students, and families.
Catholic Education Week (May 3-8) is right around the corner, so it's a perfect time to take a closer look at how our Catholic faith comes to life in our schools. Check out this great video, which was shown to our Board of Trustees last night, and catches up with some past recipients of our Journey to Holiness Director's Awards to see where they are on their own faith journeys.
Big shoutout to the front desk heroes of our school!
Today we’re celebrating our wonderful secretaries, Miss Rock and Ms. Lucier, for their hard work and dedication. Our school wouldn't be the same without their support and a warm welcome for every student and staff member.
Bishop Fabbro has always been a wonderful friend to our Catholic school board community, so upon his resignation, we would like to sincerely thank him for his unwavering commitment to our students, their families, our staff and all of the parishes in the Diocese of London. Please join us in congratulating Bishop Fabbro for his lifetime of service, and in welcoming our new Bishop-designate Daniel Miehm. You can read more here: https://t.co/YWvgLHL1UP
Happy Easter Monday. Wishing you a day filled with joy, family, and the beauty of spring, as we reflect on the message of resurrection, renewal, and hope.
Today is World Autism Awareness Day. Let's promote acceptance, understanding, and support for individuals on the autism spectrum. Together, we can create a more inclusive world. #WorldAutismAwarenessDay#Acceptance
WE'RE HIRING! Do you know someone who would be a great part of our team? We're hiring for the following positions: Elementary Vice Principal Eligibility Roster& Secondary Vice Principal Eligibility Roster. Visit our website https://t.co/I1qvZASZmr
Creating environments where every student is valued, supported, and given the opportunity to grow both academically and spiritually, is an essential part of what we do as a Catholic school community. This video, which was shared with our Trustees at last night's board meeting, illustrates our deep commitment to inclusion, how it is rooted in our faith, and the many ways it comes to life in our schools every day.