Month: October 2025

This morning, our students kicked off Halloween with a spook-tacular twist — our very own Cereal Killer Buffet!
Now, don’t worry, no crimes were committed! The name is just a playful pun on words instead of “serial killers,” we became cereal killers… happily devouring our favourite breakfast treats!
In true Halloween fashion, we served up exactly 13 different kinds of cereal because what’s Halloween without a little superstition and a sweet twist on the number 13!
From colourful classics to chocolatey favourites, there was something for everyone.
Our adult students especially loved this nostalgic treat as it gave them the chance to sample 13 different flavours and relive some childhood favourites, all while laughing and connecting with classmates over a shared bowl (or two… or three!).
It was a fun and lighthearted way to start the day full of smiles, conversation, and a reminder that learning can be both meaningful and fun!

Reading this beautiful post from our School board filled us with pride and emotion.
We watched Michael and Bianca, two students who were once so anxious to speak in public, stand before trustees and senior administration with honesty, and strength. They didn’t just present; they represented the heart of St. Albert: resilience, growth, and hope.
We are incredibly proud to serve a school community where students are empowered to find their voice, where programs like Focus on Youth open doors to opportunity, and where every step forward is celebrated.
Thank you to our amazing staff, community partners, and most importantly, our students for reminding us every day why hope lives here.

We are so excited to celebrate Ryan, who travelled to Toronto this weekend with his family to receive the prestigious CEFO Student Award!
Chosen by our education team at St. Albert Learning Centre, Ryan was honoured because he truly reflects the values of Catholic education in both his actions and his character.
The CEFO Student Award, presented by the Catholic Education Foundation of Ontario, recognizes students who demonstrate:
✅ A strong commitment to our Catholic faith
✅ Leadership through service
✅ Respect and kindness toward others
✅ A positive influence within their school community
Ryan consistently shows compassion, responsibility, and quiet leadership. He uplifts his peers, contributes to our school culture, and lives his faith through everyday acts of kindness and integrity.
We are incredibly proud of you, Ryan!

We’re so grateful for our amazing staff who work hard every day to make learning meaningful — and fun!
Today was no exception! We had “Frank”-enstein roaming the halls delivering Timbits, our very own Blue Jays players bringing team spirit just in time for the World Series, and a few friendly witches casting smiles instead of spells!
And of course our students looked incredible in their costumes too!
It’s days like this that remind us how lucky we are to learn, laugh, and celebrate together as a community.

Walking into school and seeing this message on the whiteboard made our day! 💕
One of our students wanted to recognize Faith for all she does to keep St. Albert Learning Centre clean, safe, and welcoming.
Small acts of kindness like this remind us that gratitude is powerful and that our students notice and appreciate the care that surrounds them.
Thank you, Faith—you are truly part of what makes our school community shine!