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Rowan’s Law is named for Ottawa teen Rowan Stringer who died from of a serious brain injury as a result of multiple concussions. The student, her parents or her coaches didn’t realize that her brain needed time to heal between injuries. Rowan’s Law was established in 2018 to raise awareness about concussions and safety.

Parents are strongly urged to contact the school if ... Continue reading "Rowan’s Law: What Parents and Students Need to Know"

Not all students who leave St. Luke return to their home school or graduate. Students still seeking options to earn an Ontario Secondary School Diploma, who are 18 years of age or older, still have options.

All parents and students – especially those returning to St. Luke in September, are strongly advised to review this document in its entirety. This document provides a comprehensive overview of our programs and day to operation.

Written By: Isabella Bridger, gr. 11

The Shop is located on 1225 Twinney Drive in Newmarket. The Shop provides mentorship, and staff employ and mentor youth.  I was training there under employment for five days (Monday-Friday). When I was there I learned a variety of different skills mostly pertaining to cars.

I learned how to do oil changes, change tires, change ... Continue reading "Student Reflection: The Shop"

The recreational use of cannabis will become legal in Canada on October 17, 2018. Here’s what members of our York Catholic community should know.

• Cannabis and products that contain cannabis are prohibited on all YCDSB school and Board properties and at all school-related events and activities. Any person found with cannabis and/or products that contain cannabis on school or board property will
... Continue reading "Legalization of Cannabis: What You Need to Know"