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September 12, 2020

Classroom experience guides Catholic Education leader

Anne Jamieson, new executive director of the Institute for Catholic Education, leads a professional development session for teachers.

Anne Jamieson’s devotion to her faith and heart for catechesis has taken her on a long, winding road to leadership in the Catholic education community in Ontario.  

Published in Canada
November 26, 2017

Catholic educators work to keep their promises

Some 600 Catholic educators gathered for a symposium on Catholic education in Toronto Nov. 14-15, among them, front row seated, OCSTA representatives Beverley Eckensweiler, Sharon McMillan, Kathy Burtnik and Patrick Daly. In the back row (L to R) are members of the Ontario Association of Parents in Catholic Education: Chuck Farmer, Maurizio Ruberto, Annalisa Crudo-Perri, Tony Lorini and Mariana Koutin-Morais.
Making the world a better place is a tall order, but Catholic educators in Ontario are trying to do their part.
Published in Canada
October 1, 2015

Ontario teachers still waiting on sex-ed curriculum guidelines

About 2,000 people gathered at Queen’s Park to protest the new sex-ed curriculum in June, one of many protests against the curriculum that was introduced in Ontario schools this year. Catholic teachers are still awaiting guidelines to help them teach the curriculum through a Catholic lens.

TORONTO - With classes well underway, teachers are still awaiting many of the teaching supplements to instruct them on how to teach Ontario’s new sex-ed curriculum through a Catholic lens.

Published in Canada