Board News

The Ursuline College Chatham Class of 2026 took center stage Thursday evening at the Capitol Theatre, surrounded by family, friends and staff.

The graduating class included 272 students. Back in Grade 9, the students chose the theme “Class of Knowledge” to represent them throughout their high school journey.

On June 16, student-athletes showcased their skills and sportsmanship at the annual Lambton Catholic Schools Athletic Council Track and Field Meet at St. Patrick’s High School.

Around 350 participants from Grades 3 to 8 competed in several events ranging from the 100-meter and 200-meter dashes to long jump and shot put.

What an incredible year it has been! Together, we have seen remarkable growth in our students, demonstrated compassion through countless initiatives, and celebrated our Catholic identity in meaningful ways.

The St. Clair Catholic District School Board is pleased to announce that Taryn Stoukas, a graduating senior at St. Patrick’s Catholic High School, has been named a recipient of the prestigious Stefanko Award.

On June 13, graduating students from St. Patrick’s Catholic High School crossed the stage and received their diplomas at Progressive Auto Sales Arena.

The graduating class included 324 students. While the ceremony marked an important academic milestone, the day also celebrated the students’ character and compassion.

As the school year draws to a close, the St. Clair Catholic District School Board extends sincere appreciation to Student Trustees Cristian Suffi and Katie Murphy for their dedicated service and commitment to representing student perspectives at the Board table.

Staff at St. Elizabeth Catholic School got a little messy while raising money for an important cause.

Earlier this month, students had the opportunity to pie a teacher in the face or pop a slime balloon over their head with all the proceeds going towards installing an accessible playground at the school.

For generations, Indigenous Peoples across Turtle Island, what we now know as Canada, have marked June 21 as a time to celebrate their rich cultures, histories, and traditions. The date aligns with the summer solstice, the longest day of the year, and holds deep cultural and spiritual significance as a time of renewal, reflection, and connection with the natural world.

A group of communications technology students at St. Patrick’s Catholic High School were recently recognized for their work at the Kineto Film Festival in Forest.

The St. Clair Catholic District School Board is pleased to announce the approval of the Good Shepherd Catholic School Mechanical and Interior Upgrades Project. The contract was awarded to Agri-Urban Building Inc. of Dresden, Ontario, at the June 16, 2026, Regular Board Meeting.