The York Regional Police in partnership with its Police Community Advisory Council is hosting their Third Annual Achievement Awards to recognize students who have promoted Human Rights and Social justice within their school and community.
The York Catholic District School Board is proud to share its list of the Top Scholars from each of its secondary schools and FMM is proud to have 3 graduating students among this prestigious list! Congratulations to: Fiona Dan Chang, Caroline Francis and Shveta Suresh who all earned a perfect ... Continue reading "FMM Top Scholars!!!"
The York Secondary Catholic Presidents’ Council (YSCPC) is a Board-level team of student leaders that honours outstanding school leaders each year at the YSCPC Awards.
This year, FMM was so proud to celebrate our outstanding Award Recipients at the YSCPC Awards Celebration on Monday June 7th. This year’s recipients are:
The Markham African Caribbean Canadian Association has been serving York Region community for over 33 years. They are a grassroots non-profit organization with a mandate to serve the community by providing programs and services to educate and empower youth and families. They have given over $320,000 in scholarships to hundreds of deserving York Region graduates.
MACCA is currently accepting ... Continue reading "MACCA Scholarship … now available!"
The office of the EQAO (Education Quality & Accountability Office) has announced the call for applications for the 2021–2022 EQAO Student Engagement Committee. This committee continues to be one of their key sources of student voice. It’s also an opportunity for interested students to have a positive impact on the agency’s activities and on Ontario’s education ... Continue reading "EQAO Student Engagement Committee — now accepting applications!"
As you may know, Father McGivney’s Gardening & Survival Club won a grant from the World Wildlife Federation to create a pollinator garden at our school. When Covid prevented us from gardening together, we needed an alternative and “Spread the Seeds” was created.
