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La période de Noël à L’École catholique
En ce début de l’Avent, on s’est dit qu’il serait intéressant d’aborder le sujet de la fête de Noël à L’École catholique. Cette période est un moment magique pour la plupart des tout-petits. Elle est aussi très attendue par un bon nombre de personnes, même par celles qui ne croient plus au père Noël. Eh oui ! En fait, le temps des fêtes permet aux petits et aux grands de rêver, de se rassembler et de célébrer.
La sécurité en ligne
Saviez-vous qu’octobre est le Mois de la sensibilisation à la cybersécurité? Eh oui! Pour l’occasion, nous avons décidé de vous partager un petit article sur le sujet. Parce que la sécurité en ligne, c’est important!
La francophonie au coeur de nos vies
Comme nous sommes une entité entièrement francophone située en Ontario, certains pourraient croire que nous rencontrons d’innombrables difficultés au quotidien. Il est vrai que ce n’est pas toujours facile de vivre en français dans une province majoritairement anglophone.
Méthodes d’enseignement différentes et innovantes
L’École catholique a comme priorité de mettre à la disposition des élèves tous les outils nécessaires à leur réussite. C’est pourquoi nous tentons d’offrir une éducation adaptée aux besoins particuliers de chaque élève. De ce fait, nos écoles offrent des programmes et des services diversifiés et innovants ainsi que des méthodes d’enseignement variées, qui permettent aux élèves de s’épanouir pleinement.
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L’École catholique’s school community
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Find a French-language Catholic school near you!
Conseil scolaire de district catholique des Aurores boréales
Discover the riches of Northwestern Ontario by enjoying the local flavour of each of the communities that make up our large territory. Straddling two districts, Thunder Bay and Kenora-Rainy River, the Northern Lights CSDC covers 34,000 km2. We serve nine communities from Red Lake, in the west, to Longlac and Marathon.
Conseil scolaire catholique de district des Grandes Rivières
We welcome more than 6,200 students daily. Our 29 elementary schools, 8 high schools and 3 alternative education centres are located on a vast region over close to 25,000 km2, from Hearst to Temiskaming Shores, passing through Foleyet, Gogama and Timmins.
Conseil scolaire catholique Nouvelon
We enroll approximately 6,400 students in 37 educational locations including 27 elementary schools, 1 virtual school, 9 high schools and 1 alternative education and training centre. Our territory extends over 19,226 km2. It includes the counties of Chapleau, Dubreuilville, Espanola, Greater Sudbury, Hornepayne, Michipicoten, North Shore, Sault Ste. Marie and the Sudbury East region.
Conseil scolaire catholique Providence
We serve students in an area of more than 28,819 km2 including the Windsor-Essex, Chatham-Kent, Lambton/Sarnia, London-Middlesex-Elgin, Woodstock/Oxford, Huron-Perth and Gray-Bruce regions. Our extensive network includes 23 elementary schools and 7 high schools. Our 10,000+ students are part of a large, enthusiastic French-speaking Catholic school community, and receive first-rate education in a rich, equitable and inclusive learning environment.
Conseil scolaire catholique Franco-Nord
Our schools are rooted in the Catholic community and enriched by a diverse francophone culture. Here, French is much more than a language. Your child will also have the opportunity to express his or her faith at school, in the community and in the parish. All students, regardless of their differences, will be able to develop and enrich themselves in every way.
Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir
True to its reputation as a leader, CSC MonAvenir stands out for its avant-garde pedagogical approach, continually renewed and adapted to today’s world. It provides students with quality learning spaces and opportunities that allow them to develop essential skills.
Conseil scolaire de district catholique du Centre-Est
The Conseil des écoles catholiques du Centre-Est (CECCE) is the largest Canadian network of French-language schools outside Quebec. We have more than 24,500 students attending our 44 elementary schools, 13 high schools and 1 adult school, and employ some 2,800 professionals.
Conseil scolaire de district catholique de l'Est ontarien
In addition to having the highest graduation rate in the region, the CSDCEO offers programs for the success of all students, Catholic values, high-quality French and a certificate of bilingualism. The CSDCEO provides education to over 10,100 students, divided in several early childhood centers, 25 elementary schools, 7 high schools and the Eastern Ontario Education and Training Centre.
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Conseil scolaire de district catholique des Aurores boréales
Discover the riches of Northwestern Ontario by enjoying the local flavour of each of the communities that make up our large territory. Straddling two districts, Thunder Bay and Kenora-Rainy River, the Northern Lights CSDC covers 34,000 km2. We serve nine communities from Red Lake, in the west, to Longlac and Marathon.
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Conseil scolaire catholique de district des Grandes Rivières
We welcome more than 6,200 students daily. Our 29 elementary schools, 8 high schools and 3 alternative education centres are located on a vast region over close to 25,000 km2, from Hearst to Temiskaming Shores, passing through Foleyet, Gogama and Timmins.
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Conseil scolaire catholique Nouvelon
We enroll approximately 6,400 students in 37 educational locations including 27 elementary schools, 1 virtual school, 9 high schools and 1 alternative education and training centre. Our territory extends over 19,226 km2. It includes the counties of Chapleau, Dubreuilville, Espanola, Greater Sudbury, Hornepayne, Michipicoten, North Shore, Sault Ste. Marie and the Sudbury East region.
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Conseil scolaire catholique Providence
We serve students in an area of more than 28,819 km2 including the Windsor-Essex, Chatham-Kent, Lambton/Sarnia, London-Middlesex-Elgin, Woodstock/Oxford, Huron-Perth and Gray-Bruce regions. Our extensive network includes 23 elementary schools and 7 high schools. Our 10,000+ students are part of a large, enthusiastic French-speaking Catholic school community, and receive first-rate education in a rich, equitable and inclusive learning environment.
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Conseil scolaire catholique Franco-Nord
Our schools are rooted in the Catholic community and enriched by a diverse francophone culture. Here, French is much more than a language. Your child will also have the opportunity to express his or her faith at school, in the community and in the parish. All students, regardless of their differences, will be able to develop and enrich themselves in every way.
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Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir
True to its reputation as a leader, CSC MonAvenir stands out for its avant-garde pedagogical approach, continually renewed and adapted to today’s world. It provides students with quality learning spaces and opportunities that allow them to develop essential skills.
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Conseil scolaire de district catholique du Centre-Est
The Conseil des écoles catholiques du Centre-Est (CECCE) is the largest Canadian network of French-language schools outside Quebec. We have more than 24,500 students attending our 44 elementary schools, 13 high schools and 1 adult school, and employ some 2,800 professionals.
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Conseil scolaire de district catholique de l'Est ontarien
In addition to having the highest graduation rate in the region, the CSDCEO offers programs for the success of all students, Catholic values, high-quality French and a certificate of bilingualism. The CSDCEO provides education to over 10,100 students, divided in several early childhood centers, 25 elementary schools, 7 high schools and the Eastern Ontario Education and Training Centre.
Expectations and hopes
The Catholic Student Profile is a modern version of the Catholic school mandate that guides boards and their schools. It contributes to the development of various competencies, essential skills and the Catholic Francophone identity so that our students can actively participate in the well-being of society today and tomorrow.
Expectations and hopes
The Catholic Student Profile is a modern version of the Catholic school mandate that guides boards and their schools. It contributes to the development of various competencies, essential skills and the Catholic Francophone identity so that our students can actively participate in the well-being of society today and tomorrow.
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