My name is Julie Mikel Gilmore, and I’ve been at Gregory A. Hogan Catholic School since Junior Kindergarten. I was identified with decreased hearing before I turned one and received my first hearing aids at eight months old. With lots
With safety gear on and sleeves rolled up, students from across St. Clair Catholic got a real taste of the skilled trades during two immersive field experiences at LiUNA training centres in Windsor and Sarnia. On March 27, students from
Students at St. Michael Catholic School in Bright’s Grove have come together to honour the legacy of Pope Francis through a powerful and heartfelt art and learning project. Led by teacher Kelli Houle, the Grade 7/8 class created a large
Staff across the St. Clair Catholic District School Board came together once again during Catholic Education Week (May 5–9) for the 5th Annual Dress Down for Wheels campaign—raising a record-breaking $10,000 and purchasing 43 bikes, complete with helmets, locks, and
It was a homecoming to remember at Sacred Heart Catholic School in Sarnia, as more than 500 former students, staff, and families gathered at the school’s current location for the Open House & School Closing Celebration. Long before the doors
On Wednesday, April 23rd, students at St. Teresa of Calcutta Catholic School rolled up their sleeves and picked up shovels for an exciting hands-on experience—planting 36 new trees on the school grounds. The tree planting initiative was more than just
Students from St. John Fisher Catholic School joined peers from Hillside, Kinnwood, and Bosanquet Elementary Schools for an inspiring day of learning at the historic Kineto Theatre in Forest. Led by Leigh George, filmmaker and founder of Kettle Point Productions,
The Ursuline College Chatham community is celebrating a major accomplishment in the world of student theatre — Wisteria, UCC’s original student-led production, has been selected to move on to the prestigious National Theatre School (NTS) Festival Provincial Showcase. After competing
Students at St. Anne Catholic School in Sarnia recently rolled up their sleeves—and lined up their cereal—as part of the Cereal Dom-INN-Os challenge supporting the Inn of the Good Shepherd. Led by the school’s Social Justice and Wellbeing Team, the
History was made today in Vatican City, as white smoke billowed from the Sistine Chapel chimney at 6:10 p.m. local time, signaling the election of a new pope. Moments later, Robert Francis Prevost, 69, appeared on the balcony of St.