Orange Shirt Day is an annual event that started in 2013 to recognize the legacy of the Residential Schools system for First Nations, Métis and Inuit families and communities. It is a show of support and understanding of the history of Canadian ...

The Toronto District School Board is pleased to announce this year's TDSB Top Scholars! The following seven Grade 12 students attained averages of 99% or above during the 2018-2019 academic year. Hshmat Sahak - Marc Garneau CI Khalesah ...

On August 28, 2019 we are welcoming more than 1,000 TDSB administrators back to school to get ready for the 2019-2020 school year. Hearing directly from students is not only a commitment; it’s something we put into action! We are looking ...

Another amazing Music by the Lake is in the books! This year, 328 elementary students from 65 schools and 80 secondary students from 31 schools attended the 8-day music camp located at Camp Wahanowin on Lake Couchiching. Operated by the TDSB ...

At the national competition finals for CyberTitan in Ottawa, ten teams of middle and high school students from across Canada competed in the second annual CyberTitan National Finals. Earl Haig Secondary School’s team managed to defend ...

On June 13, over 200 young women and 30 mentors from Grades 3-12 came together to celebrate being Confident, Caring and Courageous Young Women on the Move at Camp Robin Hood. This year’s event, sponsored by Johnson Insurance, was filled ...

Bloor CI's Law Society is this year’s top entry in the Ontario Justice Education Network (OJEN) province-wide Charter Challenge competition after winning its case at the Ontario Court of Appeals at Osgoode Hall. In the annual challenge, ...

The dynastic Glen Ames PS robotics team "Guardians of the Galaxsee” competed with 70 of the best teams from around the world at the recent FIRST LEGO League (FLL) US Open championships in Carlsbad, California and came away with a first ...

Courcelette Public School teacher Lynn Wilkins is one of ten teachers across Canada to be recognized with the Prime Minister’s Award for Teaching Excellence for 2019. Since 1993, the Prime Minister's Awards for Teaching Excellence ...

During the month of June, people across the country mark National Indigenous History Month in recognition of the rights, histories and extraordinary achievements of Indigenous peoples in Canada. The unique cultures and perspectives of First ...