Starting December 1st
19 days ago, Rachelle Poirier
We’ve created a simple, prayerful slideshow that walks you through each station, helping children reflect on the story of Jesus’ birth in a meaningful and gentle way. Please click here for the Slideshow.
We hope this brings peace, reflection, and a sense of togetherness to your family during this holy season. ✨
Blessings on your Advent journey! 🌟
about 1 hour ago, Megan Lanceleve
Priority 2: Students in Mrs. Mac’s kinder room have been working hard in their Literacy stations to practice their printing, phonics, reading behaviors, and building their fine motor skills.
about 3 hours ago, Rachelle Poirier
Today is the Feast of Bl. Mary Frances Schervier. On the announcements this morning, we took a moment to learn about the feast day.
about 5 hours ago, Megan Lanceleve
Spirit Day Monday: Wear an ugly sweater
about 7 hours ago, Rachelle Poirier
The Third Sunday of Advent Evening Meditation by St. Alphonsus Liguori.
The following meditation was written by St. Alphonsus Liguori (1696 – 1787) specifically for the season of Advent. This mediation is for the evening of the Third Sunday of Advent.
The meditations include three points and provides a reflection on God’s love for us, acts of contrition, and petitions for final perseverance. They conclude with a brief prayer to Our Blessed Mother.
Stay tuned for our final meditation next week!
about 21 hours ago, Megan Lanceleve
School wide luncheon! Thank you to our PAC and Master Caterers for helping us enjoy this meal as a family.
about 22 hours ago, Rachelle Poirier
Spirit Week starts tomorrow!! Bring a donation to Mercy our foster child on ONE of the days this week.
about 24 hours ago, Rachelle Poirier
God speaks to us in many ways, including through the Sunday Scripture readings. The Sunday Connection provides useful background and activities to better understand the upcoming Sunday's Scripture readings, helping you to connect the Scripture and Advent Season to daily life in a meaningful way.
1 day ago, Megan Lanceleve
1 day ago, Megan Lanceleve
The Third Sunday of Advent Morning Meditation by St. Alphonsus Liguori.
The following meditation was written by St. Alphonsus Liguori (1696 – 1787) specifically for the season of Advent. This mediation is for the morning of the Third Sunday of Advent.
The meditations include three points and provides a reflection on God’s love for us, acts of contrition, and petitions for final perseverance. They conclude with a brief prayer to Our Blessed Mother.
Stay tuned for the evening meditation later today.
1 day ago, Megan Lanceleve
Week 3 & Week 4
1 day ago, Rachelle Poirier
Priority 2: Mrs. MacNiven’s students were blessed to have Ms. Stefanie from the Cold Lake First Nation’s Education team come in to talk to them about the importance of ribbon skirts and shirts. Students then had a chance to design their own. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
2 days ago, Rachelle Poirier
Today we celebrate the feast of St. Lucy!
Even in her darkest moment, she walked toward the light. Her name means "light-bearer," and 1700 years later, her courage still inspires us.
When life feels overwhelming, remember: just move toward the light. Let go of worry and fear. Focus on prayer, authentic love, and friends who lift you up.
Which direction are you moving today?
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2 days ago, Megan Lanceleve
Lakeland Catholic – Afternoon Transportation Update
Due to current conditions, some bus routes are operating as scheduled, while others are cancelled. Please review the information below carefully for your community.
Bonnyville
Buses Running:
C03, C04, C05, C07, C09, C10, C12, C13, C14, C17, C18
Buses Not Running:
C01, C02, C06, C08, C11
Cold Lake
Buses Running:
C27, C28, C29, C30, C31, C32, C33, C36, C39
Buses Not Running:
C25, C26, C21, C22, C23, C24, C34, C37, C38
Lac La Biche
Buses Running:
C51, C52
Buses Not Running:
C54, C55
A reminder to check the Bus Stats App for up to date information on your child's bus status. Thank you for your understanding as we continue to prioritize the safety of our students and staff.
3 days ago, Lakeland Catholic School Division
December 12th: The following buses are up and running this afternoon: C30, C36, C28, and C39. Please let the school or your child's teacher if you would like them to ride the bus this afternoon.
3 days ago, Megan Lanceleve
Earlier this month students in Mrs. Mac’s Kindergarten class have been learning about their community through community walks and last week they explored Ship Wreck Park. During these outdoor learning opportunities, students have discussed how they need to be stewards of our environment, they have been practicing making observations, noticing seasonal changes, and just taking the time to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
3 days ago, Rachelle Poirier
Priority 2: Our Kindergarten and one of our Grade 1 classes learned about Ribbon Skirts and Ribbon Shirts from Ms. Stephanie from the Education Department at Cold Lake First Nations, and then got to create their very own Paper Ribbon Skirts and Ribbon Shirts. In the coming weeks, Ms. Stephanie will be back to work with our remaining Grade 1 classes.
We are very grateful for this partnership with Cold Lake First Nations and all the learning and growing that is happening within Holy Cross as a result of it.
3 days ago, Megan Lanceleve
Due to current weather conditions, all morning buses are cancelled today. Schools remain open and classes are in session. The safety and well-being of our students, staff, and families is our top priority. For those who are travelling this morning, please do so with care. We will provide an afternoon transportation update as soon as further information becomes available. Thank you for your understanding and please stay safe.
3 days ago, Lakeland Catholic School Division
Paola and Oksana from Action for Healthy Communities, together with Ms. Sherry, spent a wonderful afternoon at Holy Cross School with our EAL students!
Students created Advent crafts and shared stories about their cultures and traditions. They opened up about favourite foods, holiday customs, and meaningful memories from home.
It was a beautiful celebration of the diversity within our school, while reflecting on the unity we share as children of God. What a blessing to learn from one another and grow together in faith, understanding, and joy.
4 days ago, Lakeland Catholic School Division