As educators, it is so important that we continue to learn, grow, and build our capacity to meet the diverse needs of every student. Thank you for reminding us of the importance of compassion, understanding, patience, and creating supportive learning environments where all students can thrive.
We truly appreciate your time, knowledge, and dedication! 💙
Q: Why does it sometimes take time to receive a transportation update?
A: We understand how important timely information is to families.
When an unexpected disruption occurs, student safety comes first.
🚌 Drivers and contractors may need time to assess the situation safely.
📱 Once details are confirmed, our Transportation Department works to share accurate updates as promptly as possible.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to keep families informed!
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These young people exemplify doing small things with great love at Assumption School and were given a ticket by a staff member to enter our monthly draw.
The monthly focus for October is Common Good. Each person is SOCIAL, called to participate in family and community. We are all connected, and so we need to work for the good of all. The Common Good means thinking about what is good for everyone, not just ourselves. We should care about people who may be ignored, who have little power or cannot speak up for themselves. A good society cares about the whole person and tries to make sure everyone can live a meaningful life.
Students had to walk a mile on Jackson Field, log their miles by filling in a ballot at the school office and have a chance to win!
Walking is one of the simplest ways to support your mental health. You don't need to walk fast, cover a certain distance, or reach a fitness goal to experience benefits. Even a short walk can help you feel calmer, clearer, and more emotionally balanced.
PIRAA was created to strengthen pathways to post-secondary education for Indigenous learners across Alberta by fostering collaborative relationships between institutions, communities, and students, grounded in cultural respect, empowerment, and reconciliation. They help connect students and community members to the necessary information and inspire them to achieve their academic and career goals.
Special thanks go out to our recruiters and exhibitors from University of Alberta, Cold Lake First Nations, Vancouver Film School, NorQuest College, Portage College, University of British Columbia, University of Victoria and MacEwan University!
Q: How will I know if my child's bus is delayed or cancelled?
A: Lakeland Catholic works to keep families informed when transportation services change.
📱 Bus Status: Check for delays, cancellations and service disruptions.
📧 Email Notifications: Updates are shared with affected families as confirmed information becomes available.
During unexpected disruptions, our drivers and contractors must first ensure student safety before providing updates.
Thank you for your patience as we work to share timely and accurate information!
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What: Exploration, conversation, and community with religious leaders at 5 sites in Edmonton
When: Wednesday, November 25th
Time: 6:00am- 8:00pm
Why: To celebrate differences while also emphasizing the similarities various faith traditions have, the work they do within their communities, and the importance of inter-religious dialogue.
How: Coach transportation provided.
Students must bring back a signed form and pay the $50 via SchoolCash to reserve their spot.
For any questions, please email ssquires@lrcssd.ca or call the school and ask to speak with Mrs. Squires.
Get your form today!
What a wonderful way to conclude Catholic Education Week!
Today, students representing Lakeland Catholic's four high schools travelled to Sherwood Park, accompanied by Faith Leads and Division leadership, to participate in the 2026 GrACE Youth Summit.
Hosted by GrACE (Grateful Advocates for Catholic Education), in partnership with Elk Island Catholic Schools and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, the Summit brought together students from Catholic school divisions across Alberta, united by their shared faith, a desire to grow closer to Christ, and a calling to live the Gospel in their everyday lives.
Rooted in the theme Fearless and Courageous, the day invited students to deepen their faith through personal testimonies, lessons of hope and meaning shared by presenter Michael Chaisson, prayer, meaningful conversations, and the celebration of Holy Mass.
Gathering students from across Alberta creates opportunities to build friendships, share perspectives, and strengthen their connection to the wider Catholic community. It also reminds us that while our schools serve different communities, we are united in our mission to nurture faith and inspire the next generation of Catholic leaders.
As Catholic Education Week concludes, we celebrate the opportunities Catholic education provides for students to strengthen their faith, discover their purpose, and grow as leaders rooted in Christ.
💙 Thank you to GrACE and its partners for bringing our Catholic school communities together!
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Catholic schools across Alberta serve more than 190,000 students, each part of a much larger Catholic education community.
As Catholic Education Week comes to a close, we celebrate the students, families, staff, clergy, trustees and communities who share in the mission of Catholic education.
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Catholic Education Week | Friday: Hope
As Catholic Education Week comes to a close, we reflect on hope: believing that God is still at work, even when we cannot see what comes next, and trusting that our lives have purpose.
Today’s Prayer Intention
For Students Attending the GrACE Faith Summit, that the Holy Spirit may guide and protect the students travelling to the GrACE Faith Summit in Edmonton, keeping them safe on their journey and opening their hearts to encounter Christ, grow in faith, and be transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit.
May we carry the hope of the Holy Spirit with us beyond Catholic Education Week and into the way we learn, serve and care for one another.
Christ our model. Children our focus.
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In Catholic schools, faith is not separate from learning. It is woven throughout the educational experience as students grow intellectually, spiritually and personally.
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Q: What if my child isn't riding the bus?
A: If your child will not be riding the bus, please notify your driver by text message.
📱 A quick message helps drivers stay informed and supports efficient route operations.
Remember, drivers cannot read or respond to messages while operating their buses.
Thank you for helping us provide safe and reliable transportation for students!
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Today, we’re wearing blue in celebration of Catholic education!
Across Lakeland Catholic, we proudly join Catholic school communities in celebrating the faith, identity and shared mission that make Catholic education so special.
Blue symbolizes constancy, fidelity, genuineness and aspiration and has a special association with the Blessed Virgin Mary. Wearing blue is a visible way to celebrate our Catholic identity and our shared commitment to Catholic education.
May the God of hope fill us with joy and peace as we continue to be guided by the power of the Holy Spirit.
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Catholic Education Week | Thursday: Faith
Today, we reflect on faith: trusting in God and making room for Him in our lives, even when we do not have every answer or know what comes next.
Today’s Prayer Intention
For Clergy, that the Holy Spirit may strengthen our clergy and school staff in their vocation of service, and that their joyful witness to the Eucharist, prayer, and sacramental life may deepen the faith and Catholic identity of our school communities.
Christ our model. Children our focus.
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Catholic schools are governed by locally elected Catholic trustees, who help ensure our schools remain faithful to their Catholic mission while responding to the communities they serve.
And a reminder for tomorrow: wear blue in celebration of Catholic education!
Blue symbolizes constancy, fidelity, genuineness and aspiration and has a special association with the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Learn more about the significance of wearing blue: https://aptg.co/V45X5n
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Thank you to Mrs. Vining for organizing this opportunity for students!