In 2016, the Government of Ontario declared the month of November each year as Hindu Heritage Month. Canadians of Hindu faith have greatly contributed to civic life in Canada for decades, and are a vibrant part of the growth and prosperity of ...

In November, we celebrate Indigenous Education Month at the TDSB. This month provides an opportunity to centre Indigenous perspectives, histories and contemporary realities across the curriculum. In classrooms across the city, we focus on ...

On October 16th, 2018 the Toronto District School Board will celebrate the commitment, hard work and professionalism of Early Childhood Educators and Child Care Workers who work with young children. This important work aligns with the ...

This week is Feed Tomorrow Week – the largest awareness campaign of its kind for student hunger and nutrition programs. One out of three children here in Toronto lives in poverty and over 817 school and community based Student Nutrition ...

“I feel happy today,” said Camelot, a Grade 6 student at George Webster (GW) Public School. “The school was just built. The old school was small, so they built a new school and it’s better for the teachers and ...

The TDSB is marking Body Confidence Awareness Week. First recognized last year, the week is marked during the second week of October each year and serves to highlight the importance of positive body image, healthy relationships and safe and ...

Today we celebrate World Teachers’ Day at the Toronto District School Board, along with over 100 countries across the world. This is an important day when we take time to show appreciation for the teaching profession and to thank teachers ...

Somali Heritage Month is recognized at the TDSB in October. At the Regular Board meeting held on June 22, 2016, the TDSB Board of Trustees resolved that the month of October in each year, be declared as Somali Heritage Month. The TDSB affirms ...

Over the past two years, the TDSB has been working to provide faster, more reliable network access to our schools. This ensures that our students have improved access to technology and opportunities to connect, collaborate and learn online. ...

On July 30, 2018, the Government of Ontario introduced legislation to align Toronto City Council ward boundaries with current provincial and federal ridings, and reduce the number of Toronto City Council seats from 47 to 25. This will result in a ...