b'engaging Excellence at STAHSCelebrating 30 Years of BuildingThis spring, St. Thomas Aquinas High SchoolLocal dignitaries including Mayor Andrew Poirier, welcomed alumni, former staff, trustees, andCouncillors Barbara Manson and Lisa Moncrief,community leaders back through its doors forand former Trustees were also in attendance, a celebration 30 years in the making. Markingcelebrating alongside alumni and long-time three decades of learning, leadership, and staff. Their presence was a reminder that STAHS legacy, the anniversary event brought the Saintshas always been more than a school; it is aFamily together in a joyful and moving tribute cornerstone of the Kenora community. The to the schools impact across generations. Kenora Catholic District School Board is proud The halls were filled with hugs, shared laughter,to honour this milestone and all it represents. and stories of years gone by. From the momentSTAHS continues to be a place where students guests entered the building, there was a senseare known, supported, and inspired to grow into of homecoming and of being part of somethingthe leaders of tomorrow. We are grateful for the special. Photos and memorabilia lined the foyer,many people who have contributed to thishelping visitors reflect on how far the school haslegacy over the past 30 years.come and how deeply it is woven into thefabric of the community.For many, the event brought meaningful fullcircle moments. Athletic Director MeganDerouard shared one of her own:It was such a full circle moment to seeMr. Robertson, who supervised my Co-Opplacement at STAHS when I was in high school, she said. This school has shaped so many of us, not just as students, but as people.To see highlights from the event and explore more memories from the celebration:STAHS Celebrates 30 Years - Kenora Catholic District School Board2025 ANNUAL DIRECTORS REPORT 15'