That’s a wrap on an incredible student leadership retreat of deep thinking, collaboration and relationship building with student leaders & staff advisors from all 5 secondary schools in @alcdsb. Students weigh in on the issues and directions that matter most to them. #mysp

Session 4 of the student led ALCDSB Student Leadership Retreat focused on EDI in student government. Representation matters but so does true allyship. This is everyone’s work. @alcdsb

Session 3 of the student led ALCDSB Student Leadership Retreat looked at the importance of true collaboration with student councils and other leadership groups. How can the work they do be in support of each other and elevate the voices that are often missed? @alcdsb

Second student led session at ALCDSB Student Leadership Retreat centers around student response to the TRC and Indigenous Brilliance. How can we move past the performative on days of recognition? @alcdsb

ALCDSB Mental Health Lead Cheryl Berchard-Howe shares mental health information, resources and supports for ALCDSB secondary students in the Student Leadership Retreat. How can we normalize conversations about Mental Health and Well Being? @alcdsb

First session of student led ALCDSB Student Leadership Retreat centers around student advocacy, the barriers and strategies to hear ALL student voices in ALCDSB. @alcdsb

Attention super fans – You'll want to keep score at the upcoming ALCEF Virtual Silent Auction! Items for auction include; Toronto Maple Leafs jersey signed by Tyler Bertuzzi, autographed sports memorabilia, with COA, and photographs of Canada’s most celebrated hockey heroes.

#HolyWeek is a time of grace that the Lord gives us to encounter Jesus, as well as to show others the light and joy of our faith. May we do so with love and God's tenderness, in respect and patience, knowing that it is He who guides us.

So excited to share that @alcdsb’s own @mikegundert has been named chair elect of @CARFLEOntario for the 2024-2026 term. 👏👏👏

This video on allyship by @DRABC14 is important for our work in education. The term doesn’t matter if there is no authentic and brave action behind it. How can we stand up & question systems especially when it doesn’t serve us? What will that mean for BIPOC staff and students?

Check out this resource that highlights Black Canadian History. How could you use this in your spaces?

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Please consider checking out this free screening in Belleville on Sat. night @ 6 to learn more about the complexity & human face of housing insecurity. Bring a friend or family member & help keep this necessary conversation going.

We are called to work with God’s beloved every single day. That is a privilege that we can never lose sight of. Teacher is a career. Educator of God’s beloved is a vocation. Fr. Tony Ricard #ALCDSBBlessed

A wonderful part of our “Growing in Faith, Growing in Christ” program is the music. We take time each day to sing and learn new songs. This is clearly one of our favourites! Had to capture this moment today- What a classroom family! @HNM_Marysville @MsSarahCassidy

Okay Gr. 6 students! Are you ready? Witness Faith Day West kicks off tomorrow! @alcdsb @mikegundert @michaelfaught #CEW

We inherited the systems that promote classism and racism. But we have the power to decide what we invite to the table and feed. Dr. Tracy White-Weeden

Take this extensive Introduction to Family Engagement in Education course, facilitated by Dr. Karen Mapp and offered through Harvard University: https://t.co/NPv1CkuX10 #FACE