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Advocacy 101

Advocacy 101: The Power of Speaking Up for our Children and Catholic Education Introduction: Advocacy plays a crucial role in ensuring that our children receive the best education possible and that our Catholic values are preserved. The Ontario Association of Parents in Catholic Education (OAPCE) understands the importance of parents’

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Nurturing Human Rights

 Nurturing Human Rights, Dignity, and Respect: The Significance of Family Education in Ontario Catholic Schools.  In a world that often seems divided by differences, it is more important than ever to promote human rights, dignity, and respect. These fundamental values form the cornerstone of Ontario Catholic Family Life Education, instilling

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Home, School, and Church Working Together

Home, School, and Church Working Together – OAPCE Brings the 3 Fundamental Pillars of the Community A child’s upbringing and education should never be seen as separate aspects of their life. Instead, they should be interconnected and supported by a strong partnership between the home, school, and church. This collaboration

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Special Education and your Child

SPECIAL EDUCATION AND YOUR CHILD – A PARENT TO PARENT POST Does your child have an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or a Special Education need?  If so, you are not alone – according to the Ontario Ministry of Education, 17.4% of students in 2021-2022 received Special Education programs and/or services.

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WHO DO YOU SAY I AM?

WHO DO YOU SAY I AM?  A PARENT TO PARENT POST When Jesus asked the disciples who others said he was, they offered a variety of persons alive and dead. Jesus then asked the disciples directly, who they say He was. The teaching illustrated the importance of identification and mission.

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Fostering a Catholic Identity in Catholic Schools

Fostering a Catholic Identity in Catholic Schools: Strategies for Parents and Educators As parents and educators, we all play a crucial role in fostering a strong Catholic identity within our Catholic schools. It is our shared responsibility to ensure that our children not only receive a high-quality education but also

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