Grade 12 student Ananiya Narmathan wrote and published the book, Kimberley With An E, which was recently included in our school library collection by our teacher librarian Heather Chalmers. The book describes the challenges faced by a girl named Kimberley who struggles to help others understand how to correctly pronounce her name and why that is important.
Congratulations to grade 11 student Jocelyn Wong, who was one of 22 students from across Canada to receive the prestigious Vimy Pilgrimage Award for 2023. Jocelyn received the award for her research project on the important contribution of nurses during the First World War. One lasting impression from her work was the “willingness of nurses to sacrifice their lives for soldiers they did ... Continue reading "Vimy Pilgrimage Award Winner"
St. Augustine Catholic High School welcomes incoming Grade 9 students! Learn about the registration process, eligibility requirements, and priority order based on school affiliation and residential boundaries.
Please note that St. Augustine CHS only accepts new registrations for students entering Grade 9.
Have questions about registration at St. Augustine Catholic High School? Check out our Registration FAQ for helpful information about the registration process and requirements.
St. Augustine Catholic High School invites Grade 8 students and their families to its annual Information Evening on Thursday, November 12, 2026, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Explore academic programs, student activities, school life, and the STREAM Focus Program.
Please note: Due to enrollment restrictions, only students currently residing within the St. Augustine CHS school boundary are ... Continue reading "St. Augustine CHS Grade 8 Information Evening – November 12, 2026"
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The York Catholic District School Board (YCDSB) has released its 2026-27 budget, which focuses on putting students first and starting the process of returning the board to financial stability.
This budget takes a measured approach to addressing the YCDSB’s deficit. There are several small operational adjustments that respond to declining enrolment and the current needs in our classrooms.
