We know that each and every student is capable of success. So our focus is ensuring that all students can succeed by having access – the same access – to opportunities, learning, resources and tools; that’s equity.

As a system, we are making bold and transformational changes that will not only support those who have traditionally been underserved, but will raise the bar for all students.

We are raising our expectations because we know when we expect more from our students and staff, they achieve more. We are creating school communities that are fair, respectful and inclusive and celebrate and support all students. We are identifying, confronting and eliminating barriers and aligning resources where they’re needed. We are empowering people to share their voice and be part of the progress.

Together we will make a difference in the schools, classrooms and in the lives of students where it matters most.

TDSB. Expect More
 

Student Voice Boosts Confidence at Amesbury

When it comes to confidence, the kids of Amesbury Middle School are on a roll. The school sent two Grade 7 students to observe the Toronto District School Board’s high school Student Senate...     
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Right to Read at Runnymede

He was in Grade 9, but he read at a Grade 7 level. He could de-code words, but the overall meaning didn’t sink in. Books were boring, he said. He had no confidence in class. Reading felt like...     
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High Expectations for Grade 9s at Westview

For the first time in 20 years, students starting Grade 9 at Westview Centennial Secondary School won’t be able to take English at the Applied level. They’ll all take Academic – and Westview teacher Kulsoom Anwer couldn’t be happier...     
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