News

On December 3, we celebrated Giving Tuesday in support of the Durham Catholic Children’s Foundation. DCDSB families donated through School Cash Online and through the Foundation website, and together, we raised a total of $12,107!
Your generous donations will help ensure that DCDSB students have access to essential resources like food, clothing, shelter, and more. The funds raised will directly support students, enabling them to fully participate in school activities...
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Dear Parents, Guardians and Caregivers,
The December 2024 issue of the DCDSB News is now available! This issue of the newsletter offers families an overview of current news, upcoming events, and information on what's happening across the Durham Catholic District School Board.
Highlights include:
Advent Message
Faith Advent Resources
Pilgrims of Hope Video from St. Marguerite d’Youville Catholic School

Indigenous Education in Action...
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Dear Families,
As the season of Advent begins this Sunday, December 1, we are reminded of the profound meaning this time holds within our Catholic faith. Advent is a time of spiritual preparation and reflection as we anticipate the celebration of the birth of our Saviour, Jesus Christ. 
This season offers us an opportunity to pause and reflect on the values of hope, peace, joy and love. It is a time to gather with family and friends, and to reach out to those in need...
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Dear Parents, Guardians and Caregivers, The latest issue of the  Durham Catholic Parent Involvement Committee (DCPIC) newsletter  is now available! This issue of the newsletter includes:
A Message from the Chair;
Recap of the Financial Literacy Parent Night;
Save the Date for the Upcoming Advent Craft Night;
A look back at the DCPIC Commissioning Mass;
Information for Sharing; and
Upcoming Meetings.
For more information about the...
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Today is DCDSB Let’s Talk Day, a day for us to talk about mental health and the ways that anyone can reach out for help!
In Ontario, schools are the most common place where children and youth access mental health supports. You can work with your school to help make sure your child gets the support they need. If you’re concerned about your child’s mental health, you can speak to your child’s classroom teacher or another school staff member with whom...
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