Cardinal Carter Catholic High School
Pax et Lux, Peace and Light
One of our staff created a very helpful resource which includes animal webcams (did you know that watching animals can reduce stress??), meditation, breathing exercises, and prayers.
It also has a link to community supports including Kids Help line, and Student Mental Health Ontario to name a few.
Please bookmark this site and refer to it often!
... Continue reading "Supporting Student Mental Health @CCCHS"
The new Land Acknowledgement, created by Cardinal Carter’s very own Student Council, encourages students to thoughtfully recognize the ancestral lands that Cardinal Carter rests upon. Inspired by the desire to join hands with the First Peoples of Canada, Student Council began deliberately working on this initiative this past November.
After many insightful conversations, enriched by the guidance of Indigenous community partner, Mim Harder, ... Continue reading "Introducing our Cardinal Carter Land Acknowledgement"
Last year, we began a committee for Black History Month mostly consisting of staff who were committed to furthering conversations of the importance of listening and learning more about the importance of Black History Month that would move beyond February. It culminated in this resource which homeroom teachers explored with students. It also led to the creation of a new club: RIDE ... Continue reading "Black Heritage Month 2022"
We are so proud of our very own, Rose Stagliano, a custodian at Cardinal Carter Catholic High School. Rose is a dedicated professional who continues to keep our school clean and safe. She comes to work always pleasant and always with a smile. She exhibits strength and courage in her sharing of her personal battle with cancer and soon thereafter the loss of her husband. ... Continue reading "Cardinal Carter Custodian featured on the Marilyn Denis Show"
A message from our Trustee, Elizabeth Crowe.
We are honoured that Hon. Jean Augustine took the time to send a personal message to the Cardinal Carter community on the importance of Black History Month in Canada.
It is because of Hon. Jean Augustine, that we officially recognized February as Black History Month. Read more about her contributions here.
