In Memory Of

Victor D'Amico
1936 - 2025

Remembering Vic who served as a founding member and Executive Director with EOCCC from 1994-1996.
Our deepest sympathy to family and friends.

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EOCCC Retreat
A Quiet Light in Every Heart

Call for Conference Workshops

EOCCC is looking for educators to lead a workshop at their annual Catholic Curriculum Conference.

April 30, 2026 ~ Brookstreet Hotel, Kanata

Possible topics:

• ​Classroom Management
• Equity
• FSL
• Mental Health & Wellness
• Deep Learning
• ​Math
• AI
• Indigenous Education
• Assessment & Triangulation Data
• ​Inclusion​

All submissions are due by January 15, 2026.      
​Click here to complete the form.

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NEW RESOURCES

Counting on Faith:
A Pilgrimage Through Math and the Bible for Primary, Junior and Intermediate

The purpose of this resource is to provide educators with an opportunity to share a pilgrimage through the Bible with students, demonstrating connections to the five main Ontario Math curriculum strands. Educators have the chance to determine how to use this resource in a way that best suits their classroom based on two delivery options. 

Primary - Grades 1-3

Junior - Grades 4-6

I​​ntermediate - Grades 7-8

Write from the Start:
Engaging K-3 Students with Explicit Writing Instruction

​Write from the Start is designed to support educators in Kindergarten through Grade 3 in developing strong foundational writing skills in young learners through explicit, intentional, and responsive instruction. Aligned with the Ontario Language Curriculum (2023) and rooted in the values of Catholic education, this resource offers sample lessons that blend research based strategies with real-world and faith-filled learning opportunities.

​Each lesson in Write from the Start is thoughtfully designed to provide a rich and developmentally appropriate experience in early writing instruction. 

Closing Gaps in Literacy
A "Choose Your Own Adventure" Teacher Resource for ENG1L

This resource equips teachers of Grade 9 locally developed English with ready-to-use, project-based lessons designed for locally developed classrooms. By targeting transferable skills, like critical thinking, creativity and entrepreneurship, global citizenship and sustainability, and collaboration, these lessons help students build the confidence and competencies they need for school, work, and community life.

PDF Version

Google Doc Version

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