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Back row - Sudbury Catholic Director Catherine McCullough, Dufferin-Peel Manager of Communications Bruce Gordon, Duffering-Peel Superintendent Clara Pitoscia and St. David principal Dawn Wemigwans
Front row: St. David students River Phesant and Keisha Kimewon-Tolouse with Dufferin-Peel Catholic D.S.B. Director John Kostoff |
September 30, 2011 -
Visitors from the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board were in town on Wednesday, September 29 to learn more about the inclusion of aboriginal culture within the school system. Dufferin-Peel CDSB's Director of Education John Kostoff, Superintendent Clara Pitoscia and General Manager of Communication and Media Relations, Bruce Campbell visited with administration from the Sudbury Catholic District School Board to discuss the inclusion of aboriginal culture into the teaching and learning practices at the Sudbury Catholic Board. The group visited three of the Sudbury Catholic schools including St. Charles College, St. David Catholic Elementary School and St. Benedict Catholic Secondary School. At each of the sites, the principals, teachers and students spoke about the importance of the presence of aboriginal culture physically in the learning spaces, as well as embedded in their curriculum and teaching."At Sudbury Catholic, we are so privileged to have key people in place in our organization who are passionate about honouring aboriginal culture in our educational community," Catherine McCullough, Director of Education for the Sudbury Catholic Board stated. "We always welcome the opportunity to share what we continue to learn, with other Boards across the province."
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