April, 2019 BOARD MEETING

Superintendent’s Report
Mental Health Day

Bonnyville Mental Wellness Day took place at

École Notre Dame High School on April 4th.
There were students from three local schools in
attendance: École Notre Dame High School,
Dr. Bernard Brosseau School, and École de
Beaux-Lacs. Clayton Bellamy was a keynote
during lunch, speaking about how music can
impact our mental health and performing some
songs for those in attendance.

Students will have the chance to attend

sessions on various mental health topics.

Brosseau-lations Dinner Theatre

Dr. Bernard Brosseau School celebrated

Brosseau-lations on March 29th by putting
on their own rendition of the play Mulan.
Mulan Jr. was presented as a dinner
theatre with great success. Samantha Cey
headlined the play as the titular Mulan.

Through the fine arts, students are able to

explore their creative sides and excel. The
students have worked really hard this year
and they were excited to share their
production.

Superintendent’s Report - April, 2019

 April, 2019 BOARD MEETING
Catholic Education Week

Catholic Education Week is an opportunity to celebrate the important role that Catholic
Education plays in building our society. We celebrate Catholic Education Week this year from
May 5-10. As a district, we will once again participate in the #BlueforCatholicEd initiative. For
this, we ask that everyone in the district wear blue on Thursday, May 9.

Lakeland Catholic School District’s staff, students and their families learn, grow and contribute
to our community on a daily basis and Catholic Education Week is a wonderful time to
showcase our achievements. This week affords an opportunity to collectively reflect on and
highlight our successes.

Student Engagement for High School Redesign

Students will have the opportunity to provide feedback on High School Redesign this Friday, April 5
at Assumption School. Topics include: welcoming safe and caring schools, meaningful relationships,
personalization of learning, rigorous and relevant curriculum, mastery learning, flexible learning
environments, assessment, and home and community involvement.

Holy Cross CTF Carnival

Holy Cross Elementary held their “Out Of

The Cold” Winter Carnival on March 28th.
The grade 5 and 6 students created small
businesses as part of their CTF
Challenges, with all proceeds going to the
local homeless shelter and the animal
shelter. The carnival had special guests,
such as: Mayor Craig Copeland, Agnes
Gendron and Zane Thane from the Cold
Lake Native Friendship Centre, Cindy Yang
from the Dr. Margaret Savage Crisis
Centre, and Nicole Mbanefo from the
Lakeland Humane Society. Students
enjoyed games, food, and hot chocolate.

Superintendent’s Report - April, 2019