Transitioning between In-Person Learning and Online Remote Learning

Secondary Student Requirements:

Parents/Guardians of secondary students who wish to transition between in-person and online remote learning must complete the Secondary Student Transition Form by the dates below:

Transition Request Deadline	Course Start Date
Friday, September 25^th, 2020	Tuesday, October 13^th, 2020 – Course 2
Friday, October 23^rd, 2020	Monday, November 16^th, 2020 – Course 3
Friday, November 27^th, 2020	Monday, January 4^th, 2021 – Course 4
Friday, January 15^th, 2021	Monday, February 8^th, 2021 – Course 5
Friday, February 19^th, 2021	Monday, March 22^nd, 2021 – Course 6
Thursday, April 1^st, 2021	Monday, April 26^th, 2021 – Course 7
Friday, May 7^th, 2021	Monday, May 31^st, 2021 – Course 8

Transportation Requirements:

Regardless if your child transitions between in-person or online remote learning, if your child is eligible for transportation you must complete the Opt-In / Opt-Out Transportation Request through Niagara Student Transportation Service (NSTS). Read the detailed Back to School Transportation Plan for additional information.

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Re-Registration Link

Reds! As part of our return to school, please fill out the re-registration survey. This will help us create the cohorts that will be attending school. The re-registration link is here and our School Reopening Plan is now available below this article.

The deadline for re-registration is next Friday, August 21.

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Congratulations to Kaylynn Grobb!

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Congratulations to Kaylynn Grobb who received a Special Mention by the judges in the 2020 Youth With Refugees Art Contest. Her submission was based on a Religion class assignment. She was the only Canadian to receive distinction!#DMproud#everyonecounts

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Education has to adapt as world changes, says retiring Niagara Catholic District School Board director

By Kris Dubé - Welland Tribune Reporter

Mr. John Crocco John Crocco’s love for teaching started when he was a ski and swimming instructor in northern Ontario.

This was ahead of his first job as an educator in 1983 leading an elementary classroom in New Liskeard, Ont., before he moved to Niagara and took a teaching position at Saint Paul Catholic High School in Niagara Falls.

He moved up the ranks and was named director of education in 2008.

He announced his retirement last September, that he would not be returning as head administrator for the board when the 2020-21 academic year arrives.

But he still has his work cut out for him over the summer before he officially cleans out his office at the board’s headquarters in Welland by Aug. 31.

Schools have been empty since mid-March and what they will look like in September remains an unanswered question, which will be a primary focus from now until his last day.

“We’re wrapping up the school year, getting ready for reopening and a smooth transition for the next director,” said Crocco.

He was vice-principal of Notre Dame College School in Welland, Lakeshore Catholic High School in Port Colborne and Saint Paul Catholic High School, and principal of Saint Michael and Lakeshore Catholic.

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Education has to adapt as world changes, says retiring Niagara Catholic District School Board director

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