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January 10, 1958, marked the first meeting of the Board of the Yorkton Catholic School District, which established the youngest Catholic School District in Saskatchewan. Our school was named after St. Mary’s Parochial School (1919-1959). Together with our twin school, St. Alphonsus, construction began in August of 1958 and was completed sufficiently for school opening in September of 1959. The cost of St. Mary’s project at the time was approximately $100,000. September 1, 1959, marked the first day of classes. The enrolment was 171 students in grades 1-8. November 15, 1959, marked the Solemn Blessing and Official Opening. In 1963, there was an addition of 350 square metres. In 1968, there was a second addition of 300 square metres. The 1969-70 school year saw St. Mary’s become a grade 1-6 school. Then in 1970-71, St. Mary’s enrolled its first Kindergarten class.
Land Acknowledgement
Christ the Teacher Catholic School Division acknowledges our place on Treaty 4 Territory the traditional lands of the Nehiyawak (Cree), Anihsinapek (Saulteaux), and Nakota, and the homeland of the Dakota Lakota, and Metis People. We honour the spirit and intent of our sacred treaty relationship, and journey together to reaffirm our relation to one another and the land by teaching our shared history and learning from each other.