In these challenging times, it feels important to celebrate every victory. Tyler Borges from the School within a College (SWAC) program at the Barrie campus is certainly celebrating.

Is your child starting Kindergarten in September? On Thursday, May 29, panellists from the Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board joined in a live conversation for families to answer some frequently asked questions.

Schools at the Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board (SMCDSB) have impressed us once again with their dedication and support of the Terry Fox Foundation.

The month of May is traditionally devoted to Mary, and to mark the end of the month, Father Jim Saginario offered a live-streamed Mass for the SMCDSB community.

Every week we celebrate individuals in the SMCDSB community who have been recognized for going above and beyond to help others during the COVID-19 pandemic. This week we are celebrating David K. and Delila M.

While it seems like a completely different world now, sports at St. Joan of Arc Catholic High School (JOA), Barrie, were flourishing during the fall and winter seasons.

At the May 20, 2020 Board meeting, The Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board (SMCDSB) welcomed Ava Melchiorre as its second student trustee.

Every week we celebrate individuals in the SMCDSB community who have been recognized for going above and beyond to help others during the COVID-19 pandemic. This week we are celebrating Lily-Lynn, Jewels and Tanner P.

While we all continue to stay apart, student council representatives and presidents from our nine high schools put together this message of hope for our school communities!

Every week we celebrate individuals in the SMCDSB community who have been recognized for going above and beyond to help others during the COVID-19 pandemic. This week we are celebrating Collen Butler and Abbey and Owen.

As students and staff at the Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board adjust to the delivery of the Learns @ Home Program, there have been many developments over the past month to support the mental health of our students from Kindergarten to Grade 12.

The first week in May is Catholic Education Week and every year it is celebrated in many different ways by Catholic schools throughout the province of Ontario.

So many of our accomplishments result from the support of our larger school community. Now more than ever, we rely on the important work of our parents, guardians and volunteers in supporting students in our new distance learning environment.

This year’s theme for Catholic Education Week is Igniting Hope and I can’t think of a more fitting theme during this unprecedented time.

Every week we celebrate individuals in the SMCDSB community who have been recognized for going above and beyond to help others during the COVID-19 pandemic. This week we are celebrating Oonagh Pooke and Ralph Serra.

Each day this week, I feel blessed to be able to appreciate and say thank you to each group who makes up our collective whole. Our support staff has played such an integral role in helping our schools transition to our new reality.

Our central staff continues to work quickly and quietly behind the scenes to help our schools transition into a distance learning environment.

An Orillia teen at the top of Ontario’s standings is packing up his skates and moving to Alberta to take part in a prestigious training program

Today, I would like to recognize all of our teaching staff in the Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board who have gone above and beyond to make our SMCDSB Learns @ Home program possible.

This year, Catholic Education Week (CEW) runs from May 3 - 8 with the theme Igniting Hope.

The last week of April came with the announcement that schools will remain closed until at least May 31st.