Today, the Grade 6 classes at Holy Cross Elementary School led a powerful Stations of the Cross experience for the entire school community. With reverence and reflection, students guided their peers through Christ’s journey, offering sincere and meaningful reflections at each station.

It was a beautiful reminder of the meaning of Holy Week and the strength of student leadership rooted in faith.

At the March Board Meeting, the Board of Trustees, Superintendent, and Religious Education Coordinator gathered to recognize three individuals for their exceptional contributions to Catholic education—through classroom teaching, support staff excellence, and provincial-level leadership.

Dr. Brosseau Middle School

Saint Dominic Elementary School

École Notre Dame High School

École Notre Dame Elementary School

Assumption Jr/Sr High School

Holy Family Catholic School

Holy Cross Elementary School

École Dr. Brosseau Middle School

Holy Family Catholic School

École Notre Dame Elementary School

École Notre Dame High School

Holy Cross Elementary School

Light of Christ Catholic School

Assumption Jr/Sr High School

Holy Family Catholic School

École Dr. Brosseau Middle School

Saint Dominic Elementary School

LCSD schools honored the incredible individuals who served our country with a series of meaningful tributes. From heartfelt assemblies and a tealight service to the “No Stone Left Alone” ceremony, our schools found impactful ways to remember and celebrate courageous soldiers.

Connect Day celebrates the dedication and achievements of LCSD staff, starting with prayer, an awards ceremony that honors years of service, inductees, and retirees. This day is all about connecting through professional development sessions that inspire and empower, strengthening our commitment to excellence together.

Connect Day celebrates the dedication and achievements of LCSD staff, starting with prayer, an awards ceremony that honors years of service, inductees, and retirees. This day is all about connecting through professional development sessions that inspire and empower, strengthening our commitment to excellence together.

NDE embraced the spirit of Catholic Education Week with a beautiful liturgy that brought the school together in faith and joy. It’s a joyful reminder that Catholic education nurtures not only the mind but also the heart and soul. What a meaningful way to begin a week dedicated to celebrating the values that inspire and unite us!

At Lakeland Catholic, we are dedicated to delivering exceptional Catholic education. Our Professional Development Days provide an opportunity for our staff to grow, refine their skills, and enhance the learning experience for our students. By investing in our educators, we continually elevate the quality of the faith-based education our community values.

As part of our commitment to faith permeation, teachers also engaged in part 1 of 3 - Faith Development Series led by Stacey MacNeil-Ayeh

Thank you to Imperial for supporting our Mental Health Matters campaign! Students enjoyed the fall kickoff activities, including hot chocolate, fall-themed games, and a fun photo booth. Each station was a hit, providing a very appreciated mental health break during the school day.

This week, students across several Lakeland Catholic schools were blessed by an uplifting message from Catholic speaker and musician Chris Bray. His words resonated deeply as he encouraged the youth to embrace the truth: “I am fearfully and wonderfully made.” Chris focused on grounding our lives in faith and a relationship with God. He shared personal stories, reminding students that it is through prayer and keeping our focus on Christ that we navigate life’s challenges. He also reflected on the story of the woman at the well, illustrating that Jesus is our living water, offering strength and sustenance through faith.

The entire gymnasium was filled with singing and smiles as Chris led students in songs, making it a joyful and memorable experience for all.

Biology 20 students at Assumption Jr/Sr High School took their learning outdoors with an exciting field study led by the Lakeland Industry and Community Association (LICA). Through LICA's X-Stream Science program, students got hands-on experience in environmental science by testing water quality and searching for bioindicators in a local stream. From chilly fun to valuable science skills, our students excelled at investigating the health of our environment! We’re proud to offer such unique, real-world learning opportunities that inspire excellence in every student.

This Friday might be a day off for students, but our dedicated staff at Lakeland Catholic is hard at work! During this professional development day, teachers are refining their skills, collaborating, and planning to better support the diverse learning needs of our students. These moments are crucial in ensuring we continue to deliver exceptional education for every student.

LCSD schools gathered to honour the significance of Orange Shirt Day, showcasing the Badger Dance Group from the Kehewin Cree Nation. Their vibrant performances and intricate beadwork reflect the rich cultural heritage that inspires us all. Together, we reaffirm our commitment to Truth and Reconciliation.

Notre Dame High visited École Dr. Bernard Brosseau to introduce our young learners to the wondrous world of instrumental music! From trying out various band instruments to discovering the joy of making music, the day was all about exploration, excitement, and fun for everyone involved!

It was a blessed day with the sun shining brightly for ÉNDES' Terry Fox Run. Students ran in honour of both loved ones and those they’ve never met, ensuring everyone was remembered during this heartfelt event.

Sydney, Tamara, and Kirsten hosted the ÉNDHS Welcome Back to School Kick-Off today, featuring a variety of activities to support student learning and mental health! We loved seeing everyone’s involvement, as each voice and contribution are essential in building a supportive and inclusive community where everyone matters.

We’re thrilled to welcome students, staff, and families back for another exciting year of learning! Our Open House Event was success! The first day went off without a hitch, allowing for a seamless transition as students. Here's a glimpse into the smiles, high-fives, and first-day moments!

Step into the new school year with us through these vibrant snapshots from our recent Open House event! We were delighted to welcome our wonderful families and students to our schools, marking a fantastic start to the year ahead.

A special thank you to the BRFA for their generous support in BBQing for École Notre Dame Elementary School.

Everyone’s presence and contributions made the event even more enjoyable and memorable. We deeply appreciate the efforts of all who participated and helped make this event a success.

Dr. Leny Velasquez and her team facilitated an engaging and interactive Professional Development Day, focusing on effective strategies for understanding and managing student behavior. The session provided educators with intentional tools and insights to enhance their approach to student dynamics, fostering a more supportive and responsive learning environment. Participants left equipped with new techniques and a deeper understanding of how to address and navigate the complexities of student behavior, thanks to Dr. Velasquez's and her team's expert guidance.

Bishop Gary, Fr. Rene, Fr. Nong, and Fr. Anselmo joined together at a beautifully full St. Louis Parish for LCSD's Faith Development Day, filling hearts and minds with inspiration and faith. Their collective presence created a powerful atmosphere of unity and spiritual growth, making this day truly unforgettable.

Today’s Faith Development Day was a powerful reminder of the virtues that guide our journey—humility and grace. As we walk through life and interact with one another, these qualities encourage us to deepen our faith and support each other in meaningful ways. Together, we continue to grow, uplift, and foster a community where every step is taken with purpose and compassion.

Lakeland Catholic School Division would like to express our sincere gratitude to Fr. Rene for his inspiring sermons. We greatly appreciate his presence and contributions at our Administrators Meeting and at today’s New Certified Staff Orientation for LCSD. The morning began with full hearts and eager minds, ready to make impactful contributions to the upcoming school year.

Our Administrators Meeting began with a motivating Mass led by Fr. Rene, setting a positive and inspiring tone for the day. The meeting was a great success, filled with collaborative energy and innovative ideas. It was inspiring to see our school leaders come together to share insights and strategies, all aimed at enhancing our educational environment. Let’s carry this momentum forward as we continue to work together for a successful year ahead!

Building bridges for a brighter future: Family outreach workers, Indigenous outreach workers, mental health navigators, the Deputy Superintendent, and the Coordinator of Learning Services unite to plan an impactful year ahead!

École Notre Dame High

Assumption Jr/Sr High School

As per tradition, the graduating class of École Notre Dame High School visited École Notre Dame Elementary School and Dr. Bernard Brosseau School for their annual Grad March.

Students at NDHS celebrate the graduating class of 2024 with a pep rally on Friday afternoon.

Students from Dr. Brosseau Middle School competed for their spot at Track and Field Wars on May 14.

St. Dominic Elementary School swept us away with their rendition of Moana!

Lakeland Catholic was blessed to have Bishop Gary Franken lead our Grade 6 and Grade 12 Cold Lake students in Mass on Monday, May 6.

He then toured the schools, meeting students and sharing stories and wisdom.

Students from across Lakeland Catholic School Division were transported to Bonnyville for our two-day event featuring various trades.

From oil and gas to 9-1-1 operator, welding and lab work to RCMP, there was no shortage of trades for students to

Day One

Students from our Bonnyville, Lac La Biche, and Waskatenau schools took in the event on Day One!

Day Two

The second day of the event featured our Cold Lake students.

Sponsors:

Thank you to our sponsors!

Strathcona Resources, Pathways Alliance, MD of Bonnyville, Town of Bonnyville, City of Cold Lake, Dark Horse Media, Thinkwerx, Portage College, Cold Lake Bus Lines, Canadian Natural Resources Ltd.

Students put on a moving performance of the Stations of the Cross.

Student scientists were in the spotlight during St. Dominic Elementary School's Science Fair on March 22.

Dr. Brosseau students were reminded that Mental Health Matters during a special pep rally on March 22.

Throughout the afternoon they were taught how movement, laughter, and kindness were linked to mental wellness.

École Notre Dame High School students hit the stage for their rendition of GROOVY.

Lakeland Catholic was blessed to have Bishop Gary Franken visit our division on March 18.

In addition to hearing presentations from each of our school principals, Bishop Gary Franken led mass alongside Fr. Rene, Fr. Nong, and Fr. Anselmo for Grade 8 Dr. Brosseau and Grade 12 École Notre Dame High students.

Assumption Jr/Sr High School students enjoyed a Canadian treat today during their school's Sugar Shack.

Students from St. Dominic Elementary School enjoyed a day of sunshine and snow at Kinosoo Ridge.

Dr. Bernard Brosseau School

École Notre Dame Elementary School

Holy Cross Elementary School

Light of Christ Catholic School

École Notre Dame High

The senior high students at Assumption Jr/Sr High School were filled with Paws-itivity on Friday.

Charlee Fudge arranged to have dogs brought to the school through the Mental Health Matters Campaign.

Students at Light of Christ Catholic School spent a purrfect afternoon at the Lac La Biche Regional Humane Society, where they learned the important role the organization plays in their community.

Three Hats Circus made a special stop at St. Dominic Elementary School, sharing the important message of teamwork and perseverance.

Students at Éole Notre Dame High School discovered various methods of supporting their mental wellness on Thursday, February 8. From boxing and yoga to sound baths and rosary making, there was no shortage of activities for students to try throughout the afternoon. 

Other activities included spin, dodgeball, journalling, Indigenous Anti-Depression Kit making, and much more.

Grade 5 and 6 students from Holy Cross Elementary enjoyed a day at the ski hill.

Students hit the ice with staff for the NDHS Student and Staff Hockey Game!

Future scientists and engineers put their knowledge on display during the Holy Cross Elementary School Science Fair!

Across our division, staff and students came together to celebrate what makes us all similar: our faith.

We are grateful to the many special guests who joined our schools to share the message of unity.

“You shall love the Lord your God…and your neighbour as yourself.”

Steve Harmer, the Motivational Magician, shared the six characteristics of being a good person with École Notre Dame Elementary Students.

His magic show shares an important message, linking it to Catholic faith and values.

Superintendent Sheldon Germain shared a blessing with each class, starting with École Notre Dame Elementary on January 8.

The blessing is written above each classroom door to act as a reminder that each student is blessed with a special gift from God.

This collection of photos is from his visit to École Notre Dame Elementary and St. Dominic Elementary School.

École Notre Dame High School wrapped up their final week before the break with their annual Wildcats Got Talent!

This year featured staff, students, and even alumni!

St. Dominic Elementary School

Holy Family Catholic School

École Notre Dame Elementary
Four-Year Old Preschool

École Notre Dame High Band Concert

École Notre Dame Elementary

AJSH Christmas Band Concert

Holy Cross Elementary
French Immersion

Holy Cross Elementary

Grade 6 students at Dr. Brosseau were on the scene of a mock crime this week.

MD Peace Officer Gillett was running the Crime Scene Investigation program with students where they use skills they've learned such as finger printing, handwriting analysis, and more to solve a mock crime.

Assumption Jr/Sr High School hosted the 2A Boys Zone Volleyball Championships on November 17 and 18.

École Notre Dame High School also competed in zones.

On November 9, our division staff came together for a day of learning and celebration.

In addition to professional development, we celebrate our staff through the Division Celebration.

Visiting local cemeteries, NDHS students placed poppies on the headstones of former military members.

Notre Dame Elementary

Holy Family Catholic School

Assumption Jr/Sr High

Holy Cross Elementary

Dr. Bernard Brosseau School

Holy Cross Elementary

Staff and students got into the spooky spirit for Halloween.

Dr. Bernard Brosseau

Creativity was on full display at Dr. Brosseau for Halloween.

École Notre Dame Elementary

There were some "boo-tiful" costumes at École Notre Dame Elementary.

St. Dominic Elementary

Students and staff showed off their "spooktacular" costumes at St. Dominic Elementary School!

French Immersion students from Kindergarten to Grade 6 buddied up for learning.

Students read stories, drew pictures that related to scripture, and shared their drawings as a group.

École Notre Dame Elementary

The Bonnyville Regional Fire Authority spoke about fire safety during a presentation to students on October 10.

Students rose to the challenge and were rewarded for their efforts.

After raising over $3,000 for the Terry Fox Foundation, students at École Notre Dame Elementary were rewarded with the opportunity to pie the principal, teacher, vice principal, and deputy superintendent, in the face.

Students from Assumption Jr/Sr High were accepting food and monetary donations through their Hungry for Change Campaign on September 28.

On Thursday, September 28, students from École Notre Dame High School collected cash and food donations for the Bonnyville Food Bank.

Dr. Bernard Brosseau School

Holy Cross Elementary School

École Notre Dame Elementary School

École Notre Dame High School

École Notre Dame High School

From cheering on their teachers and fellow students to hitting the trail for a good cause, École Notre Dame High School students did their part during their school's Terry Fox Run.

Dr. Bernard Brosseau School

Following a presentation from Curtis Hargrove, students hit the field for their annual Terry Fox Run.

Holy Cross Elementary

Students collected donations and walk/ran in their school's annual Terry Fox Fundraiser.

École Notre Dame Elementary

Walking the track at Walsh Field, students reflected on the difficult journey Terry Fox made for cancer research.

École Notre Dame Elementary

Students École Notre Dame Elementary School learned the ins and outs of bus safety.

Holy Cross Elementary

Kindergarten students at Holy Cross Elementary learned all about bus safety from Safely on Board.

École Notre Dame High School held their Beginning of Year Mass on Friday, September 15.

It was a day of discovery for Dr. Bernard Brosseau School students as they participated in a Musical Zoo.

Set up in the gym were music stations, where high school students from École Notre Dame High were ready to teach them about their instrument of choice.

Groups of DRB students went from station to station exploring their choices including percussion, the flute, trumpet, trombone, saxophone, and more.

It was a busy start to a new school year at Dr. Bernard Brosseau Middle School.

Staff and students were hard at work at Holy Cross Elementary on the first day of school.

École Notre Dame High School welcomed back students and staff.

Students were welcomed with open arms at École Notre Dame Elementary.

Lakeland Catholic's administrative team spent August 24 preparing for the upcoming school year.