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December 18, 2021

Special needs students shine with clothing drive

Loretto College School teacher Vanessa Meli, back, poses with the school’s Christmas winter clothing drive organizers Jelsi Spizzirri, Melody Pavao, Beatriz Ribeiro and Taya Kant.

A Christmas tree adorned with scarves, gloves, toques and jackets instead of the classic bells, ornaments and ribbons is captivating plenty of eyes at the entrance of Toronto’s Loretto College School.   

Published in Christmas
February 5, 2013

ROM opens doors to knowledge for Toronto Catholic students

Director and CEO of the Royal Ontario Museum Janet Carding speaks about the learning opportunities the museums partnership with the Toronto Catholic school board, officially launched Jan. 31, will offer students.

TORONTO - A new partnership between the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) and the Toronto Catholic District School Board will open doors to enhanced knowledge for more than 12,000 students.

Published in Canada: Toronto-GTA
March 14, 2012

Fighting youth violence through creative talents

Catarina Arezes, left, and Erica Sadri collaborated on a spoken word piece they performed at the Give Peace a Dance event March 7 to promote awareness about violence against youth.

TORONTO - Students from Toronto’s Loretto College School and surrounding high schools joined together to Give Peace a Dance.

About 300 people filled Loretto College’s auditorium on March 7 to promote awareness about violence against youth, bask in the talents of students and raise funds for the Plan Canada Because I am a Girl initiative.

“It’s a safe-school campaign against youth violence in and around school communities,” said Paulina Onilla, a youth worker at Loretto College who first organized the event seven years ago. “We invite our fellow schools from different parts of the city to come and join us on the campaign and create awareness that they are their schools and they need to take them back in terms of safety.”

Published in Youth Speak News