When teachers Krista and Kara Orr brought their classes in Kenora together for a shoe drive, they combined charity and education for a number of valuable teachable moments.

If you find yourself walking through the foyer at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Kenora, make sure you take the time to look up.

There is a wave of calm spreading across Ontario Catholic schools, as students, teachers and administrators learn about and engage in Christian meditation.

On an evening in May, one school brought a whole community together.

The Ottawa Catholic District School Board knows its students are worth celebrating.

Between her long-term foster kids and her own three children, Kim Finch-Ballance has spent a lot of time in her communities’ schools.

Only a few weeks after Maria and her family arrived from Syria, she started school.

How do you do more with what you have?

That’s the problem Jamey Robertson set out to solve with his colleagues at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic High School in Kenora two years ago.

Students across a school board will be able to enjoy a lesson that began in a single classroom at O’Gorman Intermediate Catholic School in Timmins.

It started with an artist in Winnipeg.

But Paul Sabyan, a visual arts teacher at St. Joseph’s College School in Toronto, thought the girls in his school would have much to learn from the Red Dress Project, an initiative started by Jamie Black to raise awareness about Canada’s missing and murdered Indigenous women.