The working group will meet two or three times – by phone or in small regional groups – during the winter and spring of 2012.

If you are interested in participating, please contact Brian Evoy at brianevoyaloapcedirector@gmail.com by January 25, 2012.

If you would like any more information about EQAO and its resources for parents, please visit www.eqao.com,  contact the agency’s information centre at 1-888-327-7377 or email at email@eqao.com.

http://www.dotb.ca/Lent3.htm

Dr. Ashleigh Molloy has a PhD in special education and is the President of the CEC. He is an author and internationally renowned speaker who has appeared on radio and television, and presents at conferences worldwide. Dr. Ash will discuss how social, physiological, and brain differences influence how boys and girls learn.

Thursday, November 18th 5:30-7:00 pm
OISE 5-280
$2 for CEC members,$5 for non-members

Please RSVP to cecchapter1175@utoronto.ca as there are limited spaces

*Everyone will receive a certificate upon completion of the workshop

Read the full statement on the ACBO website here.

Find out more about the ACBO.

The Toronto Association of Parents in Catholic Education present Dr. Ash with life-time membership. The official presentation will take place in November 2010 at the Commissioning Ceremonies.

Below you will find the required resources and hard copy application forms to use as a template for your draft for your project, prior to starting the process online.

All applications must be submitted using the ministry’s online process.

Also, please note that if you have not previously applied for a PRO grant, please go here and complete Part 2 to obtain the required information ahead of time to alleviate any wait issues as we get closer to the deadline.

Click here for a powerpoint overview and summary of the program details. For more information, please go to http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/parents/schools.html

DOCUMENTS

School Councils

School Council Application

Project Guidelines

Declaration Form

Terms and Conditions

Regional/Provincial Applications

Regional Provincial Application

FAQs

Terms and Conditions

A conference for Catholic School Council Members, Volunteers, and School Administrators.

Saturday April 10, 2010

St. Joseph C.S.S.
5555 Creditview Road (at Bristol)
Mississauga, ON

Those interested in attended please forward registration to Connie Christina by fax at (905) 712 – 3732 as soon as possible

The Durham Catholic District School Board students are active in the conservation movement to bring about change for the world in which they live. In fact, 85 per cent of the Board’s schools will be applying for certification in the Ontario EcoSchools Program, which improves school building operations to reduce environmental impacts. Participating in Earth Hour 2010 was another way the students felt they could help to make a difference.

With the full support of the Board, in the last three years, new programs have been introduced that better engage school students regarding environmental issues. New options have been added which allow students to share their ideas to contribute to this globally significant issue.

The future of our planet relies on our young people. They are engaged and motivated in the ‘Green’ movement and we not only need to support them but embrace and foster their ideas.
- Paul Pulla, Director of Education

The students involved in Earth Hour and other environmentally conscious　programs are showing how, if we all try a little, we can make a big change in the earth we share.
- Tim Robins, Assistant Superintendent – Facilities Services, Environmental
and EcoSchools Committee

For further information on the Durham Region’s activities Contact: Darlene Rich, Communications Officer,
(905) 576-6150 ext. 2318 or Paul Pulla, Director of Education, ext. 2317

Archbishop Thomas Collins invites our family of faith to join with him
in a special prayer service for victims of the devastating earthquake in
Haiti. The service will take place at St. Paul’s Basilica (83 Power St.)
in downtown Toronto on Monday, February 1, 2010 at 7:30 p.m.

Representatives from Christian faith communities throughout the GTA will
come together in prayer as we remember all those impacted by the January 12 earthquake.

A free-will offering will be taken to support the ongoing relief efforts.

For more information, visit archtoronto.org and see the poster.

Visit their website at: http://www.csco.ca/