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Catholic schools mark World Teachers’ Day

 
                 
 

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By: Julie Slack
 
September 30, 2008 11:49 AM - The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board will mark World Teachers’ Day by recognizing and thanking the board’s 5,600 teachers, and those who support them in the classroom.
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Teachers’ Day is celebrated annually on Oct. 5.
“The board is proud to recognize the professionalism and dedication of our teachers, and the extraordinary contributions they make to the development and success of our young people,” said board chair Bruno Iannicca.
The resolution to recognize World Teachers’ Day was passed by the board last week.
“It is because of their teaching skills and commitment to Catholic education, that thousands of children are able to receive the holistic Catholic education that enables them to develop into solid citizens,” said John Kostoff, director of education. “We also recognize and salute the contributions of the broad range of staff which support teachers’ classroom activities. Education is a team concept and we are proud of all our players.”
“Teachers are highly visible, relevant role models for our youth, and we feel that Dufferin-Peel teachers are among the best in the profession,” added Iannicca.
Schools will celebrate on Friday as Oct. 5 falls on a Sunday this year. During morning announcements, students at each school will be encouraged to thank their teachers and express their appreciation for the important role they play in the lives of our youth.
jslack@mississauga.net

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