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Wonderful School Streets Pilot Project at Sts.Peter & Paul Catholic Elementary School, a car-free street during afternoon pickup time. Creating safe, community-friendly space for walking and cycling to and from school. Was a wonderful hour in a very busy day.The hugs were great!

Enthusiastic Sts. Peter and Paul choir entertained visitors and fellow students at the School Streets Pilot Project. Super voices and tambourines. A fantastic project with committed teachers, energetic students, bubbles, chalk drawings on roads - really a great experience.

Applications for DPCDSB's Regional Bakery School program are now open! Grade 8 and 9 students interested in the baking industry are invited to apply by May 8, 2026. Limited spaces are available. Learn more about the program and application process at dpcdsb.org/programs-servi…

Happy St Joseph’s!

Looking recreational events, camps and programs for students?🏸🎨 Check out the DPCDSB Community Bulletin Board for fun, active, and engaging community-based programming for youth and families: ➡dpcdsb.org/BulletinBoard

March Break starts soon! Schools will be closed Monday, March 16 to Friday, March 20. We hope you all have a safe and enjoyable break. See you on March 23! School Year Calendar: dpcdsb.info/SchoolYearCale…

November 28, 2025 is a PA Day for all DPCDSB schools. As per the Education Act R.R.O. 1990, Regulation 304, details about PA days will be made available to families. ➡More information: dpcdsb.org/download/538901 📅School Year Calendar: dpcdsb.org/SchoolYearCale…

DPCDSB establishes systemwide plans to promote faith, knowledge, human dignity, well-being, transparency and accountability for its staff, students, parents/guardians, and community members. Access DPCDSB's systemwide plans for 2025-2026: dpcdsb.info/SystemPlans202…

In emergencies at or near schools, police and DPCDSB use the S.P.E.A.R. (School Police Emergency Action Response) protocol to assist with crucial decision making during the early dispatch and response to major incidents. Read our Bulletin for more details: dpcdsb.info/SchoolSafetyPr…

As per Ministry of Education requirements, we'd like your feedback on the goals, action steps, and strategies associated with DPCDSB's Multi-Year Strategic Plan values of Believe, Excel, Respect, Thrive, and Trust. ➡️Complete our survey by Oct 31, 2025: dpcdsb.org/MYSP-Feedback

Flags on DPCDSB schools/facilities will be flown at half-staff from September 12 through to September 14 in observance of Firefighters’ National Memorial Day. This day commemorates Firefighters’ courage, selflessness, and unwavering commitment to serving our communities.

This fall, DPCDSB will open two new Catholic elementary schools in Brampton: St. Ruth Catholic Elementary School, located at 320 Robert Parkinson Dr, and the newly rebuilt St. Anne Catholic Elementary School, located at 124 Vodden St. More information : dpcdsb.org/about-us/news/…

Welcome back 🍎The office is open the week of August 25th from 9:00 to 3:00 pm for new registrations and transfers. Complete registration through the dpcdsb.org website.

With a heat warning in effect and high temperatures expected this week, we want to remind families that DPCDSB schools have a Hot Weather Plan in place to help keep students safe and comfortable during extreme heat. More information: dpcdsb.info/HotWeatherPlan…

Featuring our Platinum Eco Club! #stewardsofthearth #stm

Yes!!! Thanks to our incredible Eco Team who worked all year to make this happen!! 👇🏾👇🏽👇🏻💚💙💚

Thank you to STMs ECO Coaches & Team for all your work in sustaining Platinum Certification for another year! #bravo 👏🏽🙌

As they did the Rosary 📿 in the month of May, Our YFA will lead classes in praying the Litany to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The Sacred Heart represents God’s boundless love and mercy for humanity. This devotion is a way to foster love, adoration, and gratitude. 🙏🏼

Rooted in our Catholic faith, we affirm the dignity of all, including 2SLGBTQ+ students, staff, and community members. Let's lead with kindness, stand against all forms of bullying, and remain committed to nurturing safe and inclusive spaces where we all belong.

June is National Indigenous History Month. This month is a time to learn about and celebrate the beauty, joy, brilliance, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples. Year-round, let’s continue to honour their histories, distinct cultures and ongoing contributions.