The Council of Catholic School Superintendents of Alberta (CCSSA) proudly presented the 2025 Excellence in Catholic Education Awards at this year’s SPICE & Blueprints Retreat Banquet.
SPICE and Blueprints are annual retreats put on by the Alberta Catholic School Trustees’ Association. SPICE is a retreat-style conference that supports teachers, chaplains, and school-based leaders in deepening their understanding of Catholic education. Blueprints is a similar gathering featured for Catholic School-based Administrators, Catholic Central Office Administrators, Catholic Trustees, Curriculum Leaders, Parish Priests and Religious Leaders to reflect on and strengthen the mission of Catholic education at the system level.
These awards recognize outstanding Catholic educators who exemplify the spirit of faith-filled teaching and leadership in their communities. Congratulations to the following recipients:
- Brooklynn deWaal – STAR Catholic Schools
- Victoria Hoddinott – Calgary Catholic School District
- Stephanie Krueger – Christ The Redeemer Catholic Schools
- Danielle Dallaire – Conseil scolaire FrancoSud
- Cain Collins – East Central Alberta Catholic Schools
- Tia Myrick – Edmonton Catholic Schools
- Christopher Ferguson – Edmonton Catholic Schools
- Daniel Moisan – Edmonton Catholic Schools
- Kim Frey – Elk Island Catholic Schools
- Mary-Anne Kinahan – Evergreen Catholic Schools
- Sheri Crowston – Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools
- Lori Fox – Holy Family Catholic Regional Division
- Siobhan Squires – Lakeland Catholic Schools
- Sharon Davyduke – Living Waters Catholic Schools
- Kendra LaRocque - Lloydminster Catholic School Division
- Robert Dumanowski - Medicine Hat Catholic School Division
- Linda Downey - Red Deer Catholic School Division
- Ginette Plante - St. Paul School Division
These educators have made extraordinary contributions to the formation of students in Catholic schools through their faith, leadership, and commitment to excellence. Their work continues to strengthen the mission of Catholic education across Alberta.
