EcoSchools Update

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Congratulations are in order for a number of our schools, as they have achieved various levels of EcoSchool Certification.

For the St. Clair Catholic District School Board, congratulations goes to Holy Rosary in Wyoming in the following achievements:

First Certified EcoSchool in the SCCDSB.
First Certified Elementary EcoSchool in SCCDSB.
Achieving “Gold” Certification in the first year

Click the following link direct to the EcoSchools site to see the schools listed by board:

https://www.ontarioecoschools.org/certified-ecoschools/?filter_school=&filter_board=238

Click here to read the press release from the St. Clair Catholic District School Board.

This story was featured on Sarnia-Lambton’s Blackburn News, click here to read the feature.

CLASS received an honourable mention in EcoSchool’s June newsletter: https://www.ontarioecoschools.org/news/holy-rosary-catholic-school-in-st-clair-district-school-board-receives-ecoschools-certification/

For the Lambton Kent District School Board, congratulations goes to Merlin Area Public School and Errol Village Public School (Camlachie) for the following achievements:

First Certified Elementary EcoSchools in LKDSB
Achieving “Silver” in the first year for both schools

Our secondary schools were not left out either, as Great Lakes Secondary School (Sarnia) and Tilbury District High School both achieved “Bronze” EcoSchool Certification in their first year. Alexander McKenzie Secondary School (Sarnia) and North Lambton Secondary School (Forest) both scored their re-certification:

Alexander McKenzie achieved “Silver” in re-certification.
North Lambton achieved “Gold” in re-certification.

Those postings can be found on the map here, on the EcoSchools site.

Students, staff and the wider community at each school should be commended for how hard they worked to achieve these Eco-goals. CLASS is a proud supporter of these initiatives and is very happy to see schools from both our member boards go green! Congratulations again!

June 14, 2018