Students, staff, and families from across St. Clair Catholic gathered at Our Lady Help of Christians Church in Wallaceburg on Thursday to commemorate the beginning of a new school year.
The annual Welcome Back Mass provided an opportunity for school communities to come together in faith and look ahead to an exciting year of learning and growth.
St. Clair Catholic’s French Immersion schools were a sea of green and white as they celebrated Franco-Ontarian Day on Sept. 25.
Franco-Ontarian Day honors the rich history, culture, and contributions of Ontario’s Francophone community.
On Wednesday, St. Clair Catholic students and staff had the opportunity to experience and honour the harvest season at the Corn Moon Powwow, hosted at St. Elizabeth Catholic School, Wallaceburg.
The St. Clair Catholic District School Board has announced Lisa Thompson Power of Chatham-Kent as the winner of this year's Back-to-School 50/50 Raffle. Lisa’s ticket, B-16547, was drawn as the lucky winner, earning her a prize of $14,920, half of the impressive $29,840 jackpot.
Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation will be observed on Sept. 30.
For the past 10 years, St. Clair Catholic schools have participated in Orange Shirt Day and engaged in week-long learning to help students understand the significance of wearing orange. During Truth and Reconciliation Weeks from Sept. 21 to Oct. 2, schools have multiple opportunities to learn firsthand through Indigenous partnerships.
Congratulations to Lisa Thompson-Power, this year’s Back-to-School 50/50 Raffle winner!
On Tuesday, students at Christ the King were greeted with colourful chalk drawings and uplifting messages as they arrived for their first day of school.
The artwork was created during the school's "Chalk Our Walk" event on Monday, where about 20 families spent the morning decorating the sidewalks and playground asphalt.
The St. Clair Catholic District School Board and Children's Treatment Centre of Chatham-Kent are
pleased to announce a new partnership that will help ensure students of all abilities have access to a
learning environment with the resources they need to grow and succeed.
Beginning in the 2026-27 school year, the Children's Treatment Centre of Chatham-Kent will serve as the
program partner for St. Clair Catholic's Autism Transitional Classroom (ATC) at St. Angela Merici
Catholic School.
The Ministry of Education has approved more than $6.1 million in funding for an upgrade and expansion to St. John Fisher Catholic School in Forest.
The $6,156,808 project includes a six-classroom addition to the school, the renovation and repurposing of two existing classrooms to expand child care programming, upgrades to a kindergarten classroom and construction of a new 13-space parking lot at St. John Fisher. The project will increase the school's capacity by 92 pupil places and add 18 new child care spaces.
On Thursday, St. Patrick’s Catholic High School and Ursuline College Chatham welcomed hundreds of incoming Grade 9 students for LINK, an orientation program focused on helping students feel prepared and excited for high school.
The day gave future Fighting Irish and Lancers a chance to get comfortable in their new surroundings through icebreaker games, connecting with future classmates, learning how to open their lockers and touring the schools.
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