The Government of Ontario recently announced that school boards will provide In-Person and Virtual Learning options for the 2021-22 school year.   With this in mind, the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) will be asking families to ...

The following is a statement from Interim Director of Education, Karen Falconer, following the filing of a Statement of Claim by the TDSB and its property insurers against the City of Toronto, the Province of Ontario, and the Toronto Police ...

The safety of our students and staff is most important to us. Part of that commitment and responsibility is the testing of the quality of our drinking water in every one of our 583 schools to ensure that every student, every member of our staff, ...

Dear Parents, Guardians, Caregivers and Students,   For more than a year now, COVID-19 has dominated the globe, including here in Toronto. But the devastation unfolding in India right now, as a result of the pandemic, is ...

This week, we celebrate with schools across the province to recognize Education Week and highlight the amazing work and initiatives underway in support of equity and students’ well-being and achievement. The pandemic has continued to ...

This year, the TDSB recognizes Children’s Mental Health Week (CMHW) from May 3 to 7, 2021.  To help support student mental health and well-being for all, the Professional Support Services team has developed a wide variety of ...

The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) has reached a tentative agreement with the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation District 12, which represents approximately 5,000 secondary teachers at the school board. ...

The Toronto District School Board’s Jewish Heritage Committee (JHC) is made up of close to 80 staff across every level of the system as well as Trustees. Since its inception in 2015, JHC activities have always been focused around teaching ...

Asian Heritage Month is recognized formally throughout Canada through an official declaration that was signed in May 2002. Subsequently, the Province of Ontario passed the Asian Heritage Act (2005), and the Toronto District School Board ...

The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) has approved a motion that will lead to a city-wide review of school names to better reflect the diversity of the city.   The TDSB will form a special group that will inform the consultation ...