Living, Learning & Looking Forward
Our Quality, Inclusive, Faith-based Schools Are Standing Strong in the COVID-19 Era
Our Ongoing Response to the Challenges of COVID-19
The safety, health and well being of everyone in Waterloo Region’s Catholic schools – in mind, body and spirit — is always our top priority.
As we continue learning and working together in the ever-changing era of COVID-19, we understand there will continue to be questions about both the structure and operation of our schools.
Rest assured, our quality, inclusive, faith-based education system is standing strong in the face of COVID-19 and our schools continue being the very heart of our community – offering success for each, and providing a place for all.
Please refer to these important resources for further information about our WCDSB schools and their response to COVID-19:
Operational Guidelines: Protocols for Working in Schools During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Frequently Asked Questions: COVID-19 Student Screening and Testing
WCDSB School Ventilation Report
COVID-19 Vaccination Disclosure Attestation Summary
Guidance, Protocols, and Resources from Region of Waterloo Public Health
As always with respect to health concerns, the WCDSB takes its guidance from the appropriate medical authorities and follows all legislation and mandated protocols.
These protocols have been developed based on information provided by the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Labour and Region of Waterloo Public Health – as well as the Public Health Agency of Canada.
Further specific guidance that is particular to curricular areas, has been informed by broader provincial and national association input.
As the lead local authority in the ongoing fight against COVID-19, Region of Waterloo Public Health (ROWPH) has compiled important information and a selection of resources to assist families with children in school:
ROWPH – Information for Students, Families and School Staff / Administrators
Additional Key Information and Resources
Confirmed Cases of COVID-19 in WCDSB Schools (COVID-19 Advisories)
