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Content Sourced From: TDSB All students should have access to backpacks and school supplies to help them get the most out of their school experience – and you and/or your business can help our students and families in need with a donation to the TDSB’s Backpacks & School Supplies Drive! Backpacks and school supplies can

Sourced from TDSB News For the first time ever, the TDSB is very proud to announce that five students achieved an average of 100% in their top six Grade 12 courses, earning them the honour of being named the TDSB Top Scholars for the 2021-22 school year. Learn more about these impressive and inspiring students:

Wednesday, May 18, 2022Sourced from: TDSB With just over two weeks until the provincial election, the Chair of the Toronto District School Board, Alexander Brown, is calling on all provincial parties to commit to supporting Toronto schools with adequate and stable funding that fully supports all pandemic costs and the implementation of the TDSB’s Pandemic Recovery

Ministry of Education’s New Online Learning Graduation Requirement Wednesday, March 30, 2022Sourced From: TDSB.on.ca The Ontario Ministry of Education has introduced a new graduation requirement for secondary students to complete two e-Learning credits as part of the 30 credits required for the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD). It applies only to students who entered Grade 9

Sourced From: https://www.tdsb.on.ca/News/Article-Details/ArtMID/474/ArticleID/1776/Virtual-Learning-2022-23-Registration-Form All TDSB Parents/Caregivers/Guardians, As you may be aware, the Government of Ontario recently announced that all school boards must provide a Virtual Learning option for all elementary and secondary students for the 2022-23 school year. While we expect a larger number of students to attend In-Person Learning next year, we recognize that

This article is reposted from https://www.tdsb.on.ca/News/Article-Details/ArtMID/474/ArticleID/1747/Update-to-Return-to-Learning Today, the Government of Ontario announced that, with the number of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continuing to rise, all schools will move to remote learning – with some exceptions for students with complex medical and/or special education needs – starting Wednesday, January 5 until at least Monday, January 17. I know

The TDSB continues to implement its COVID-19 vaccination procedure to support the health and safety of students, staff and our school communities. Staff who have not attested their vaccination status and any staff who have disclosed that they were not vaccinated, have now been placed on a non-disciplinary administrative leave without pay. A limited number of staff

Trustees with the Toronto District School Board have approved a $5.9 million plan to support the mental health and well-being of students amid the ongoing pandemic. During their Special Board Meeting this evening, Trustees unanimously approved the hiring of an additional 106 staff members following the release of a report earlier this week that highlighted the impact of

For the 2021-22 school year, there is one opportunity to switch between in-person and virtual learning. To coordinate switches for February 2022, families/students requesting a change must complete the Switch Form. Families/students who do not wish to make a change do not need to complete a form. Learn more. The Elementary Switch Form will be open

Important Information for Parents/Guardians Before the Winter Break https://www.tdsb.on.ca/News/Article-Details/ArtMID/474/ArticleID/1739/Important-Information-for-ParentsGuardians-Before-the-Winter-Break As we prepare for the winter break, we are of course looking ahead to the New Year and what learning may look like as we return to school in January. As cases of COVID-19 continue to rise in Toronto, so too does the possibility of individual