Catholic Education
We pray:
We pray:
- That our Catholic schools may reveal the glory of God in all that they do
- That our year of ‘Courage to Lead’ may be rooted in the synodal practices of listening, dialogue and discernment
- That our Catholic schools may nurture the growth of wisdom and virtue in the young
- For unity and solidarity within our communities
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Yukon Catholic Schools are reviewing the
5 Marks of Catholic School Identity, using this resource as a guide to direct goals and priorities in our schools. Here is the brochure with a summary of the 5 Marks. Here is a video from Alberta, our partner in Catholic Education, from Archbishop Richard Smith on the first mark: Made in the Image of God. The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB)
has published a Pastoral Letter to Young People. For more information and resources on this publication, visit their website page here. They also have pastoral letters to the Indigenous people of Canada. Letter to the People of God in Canada That We May Walk Together CEAY CURRENT EVENTS
2026 School Council Elections (ElectionsYukon) Notice of Nominations: Thursday, April 16 Close of Nominations: Thursday, April 30 Election Day: Monday May 11 For information on being a Catholic School Council Member see the Information Booklet |
The Catholic Bishops of British Columbia: Pastoral Letter on Catholic Schools
Why Catholic Schools Matter: A reflection from Bishop Barron through Word on Fire From the Vatican October 2025: Pope Leo XIV's Apostolic Letter on the high value of Catholic Education |
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Christ the King School Council
Milton Davis Evan Moffat Alethea Wallace - CEAY Director Mike Snider Rocio Castro - CEAY Director |
Holy Family School Council
Shirah Davis - CEAY Director Robyn Burns Jody Eikelboom Gina Anderson Sara Poirier - CEAY Director |
St. Francis of Assisi Secondary School Council
Ryan Sikkes - CEAY Director Chris Potvin Jeannette Gallant Rod Bagaslao Katherine Williams - CEAY Director |
Here is the 2025-2026 school calendar as issued by the Department of Education, Yukon Government