Celebrating Good News – Read about some of the recent events, initiatives and great things happening across the 杏吧Pro, including:
Minister of Education Letter – Back to School 2025 - As the 2025-26 school year begins, read a message for parents, students, teachers, and staff from the Minister of Education.
Welcome to the 2025-26 School Year – The start of a new school year is exciting and can also be a time of change as we adjust to new routines. Explore the TDSB website to find the information and resources you need.
School Year Calendar – We look forward to welcoming all students back into TDSB schools on Tuesday, September 2. View the 2025-26 School Year Calendar online.
Student Transportation Reminder – will phase in transportation. Service begins on Tuesday, September 2 for students with special education needs (excluding those in the gifted program). All other eligible students will start on Monday, September 8 , pending driver availability. Sign up for the for updates.
Toronto Public Health Tips for a Healthy Start to the School Year - Simple ideas to help students start the school year healthy, safe and ready to learn. Read more.
National Day for Truth & Reconciliation & Orange Shirt Day – Tuesday, September 30 marks the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. The TDSB will honour this day and for more background, please visit the Urban Indigenous Education Centre website.
Continuing Education Night School and Saturday International Languages Credit Program – Registration is now open!
e-Learning Day School – Registration for Semester 1 opens on Wednesday, September 3 at 10 a.m.
PA Day Information – Throughout the school year, school staff participate in Professional Learning (PA) Days. Detailed information about planned activities is posted to the website at least 14 days in advance of each scheduled date. Visit the PA Day web page to learn more
Steps to Address Questions and Concerns – We are here to help and address any questions and concerns as quickly as possible. In any situation, your child’s classroom teacher is the first point of contact for any issues, followed by the school principal and superintendent. Learn more.
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