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2025 Director's Annual Report

A year of opportunities.

How a static annual report can become a living, accessible story of student achievement, faith and community.

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Director of Education Camillo Cipriano seated in his office.

A message from the Director

Extraordinary things happen every day.

“It is often the quieter moments—the spark of understanding in a student, the discovery of a new talent, the connection made with a caring adult—that truly define who we are.”

Niagara Catholic continued to grow and thrive in 2025, anchored by a shared commitment to student achievement, servant leadership, faith and belonging.

Camillo Cipriano

Director of Education

The frame

One clear story, shaped by five strategic priorities.

Rather than making readers hunt through 41 pages, the digital report begins with the board’s plan and makes every accomplishment feel connected to it.

01

Achievement

Every student, every pathway.

02

Catholic faith

Holistic, values-based education.

03

Belonging

Inclusive, equitable and safe communities.

04

Stewardship

Sustainable resources for Niagara.

05

Relationships

Staff connected to meaningful work.

The impact

Stories worth pausing for.

The content stays factual, but the format gives accomplishments room to breathe through stronger hierarchy, motion and visual storytelling.

Student achievement

Learning that opens pathways.

Math and literacy coaches, classroom educators, principals and Reading Intervention Specialist Teachers continued to support students through early intervention and responsive teaching.

New specialized learning environments opened at Holy Cross and Lakeshore Catholic, connecting students to real-world skilled-trades opportunities.

Educator speaking with a group during a Niagara Catholic professional learning session.From the 2025 reportRead the story ↗

Well-being

Support that meets students where they are.

The 2025-2026 Mental Health Action Plan, an Indigenous social worker, Tier 3 supports and the SNAP program are part of a system-wide focus on student well-being.

Each item can become an easy-to-scan story card rather than a dense list on a page.

Stewardship

Make the numbers feel clear, not clinical.

Animated charts can help readers understand scale, while maintaining a text alternative for accessibility and a printable companion for formal reporting.

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Facilities services

Future-ready spaces, shown at a glance.

Project cards can convey investment and progress without burying the reader in a capital-project table.

Growth

St. Luke Catholic Elementary

Growth

Niagara Falls elementary planning

Welcome

Holy Cross Welcome Centre

Renewal

100 capital projects completed

Celebrations

A year in moments.

A moving timeline turns a long year-end list into a satisfying, memorable scroll.

Technology Skills Competition

Students came together to demonstrate curiosity, creativity and technical skill.

Celebrating Excellence

Niagara Catholic celebrated students, staff and alumni, alongside 25 years of Roots of Empathy.

National recognition

Student accomplishment was celebrated in skilled trades, athletics, science and spelling.

50 years of pilgrimage

More than 2,500 students, staff and supporters marked a defining Niagara Catholic milestone.

Leadership

People behind the work.

A clean, current card grid makes governance information approachable and easy to update each year.

Chair

Danny Di Lorenzo

Fort Erie, Port Colborne, Wainfleet

Vice-Chair

Rhianon Burkholder

Merritton, Thorold

Director of Education

Camillo Cipriano

Niagara Catholic District School Board