Welcome, and thank you for visiting my Ward web page.

Welcome, and thank you for visiting my Ward web page. Whether you are a student, parent or resident, as your appointed representative for the TDSB, it is my role to advocate on your behalf. On the TDSB site, and on this page, you can stay informed on what’s happening at the Board, including policies under review, program updates and discussions around new initiatives to improve student success.

On this site, you can also learn more about ways you can get involved and participate in the education process, like attending Board meetings or checking out other volunteer opportunities. Education is a shared responsibility, and I welcome and encourage your participation in our public school system.

Upcoming Ward Forums

Please check this page regularly for the most up-to-date information on future Ward Forums or sign up to receive Ward 10 email updates. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ward Forums will be held virtually, using Zoom.

Join us for a ward forum

Ward 10 parents/caregivers, school/student councils, community members, and school staff, please join me at my next ward forum:

School Improvement Plan (SIP)

Thursday, October 21, 2021 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Join Trustee Chris Moise to learn about, discuss and address your many school improvement plan (SIP) questions and concerns. Superintendents of Education will be on hand to share the most updated information and to answer your questions.

Meeting Agenda

Learn about School Improvement Plan (SIP)
Updates from the Trustee, Superintendents, Representatives from the Parent Involvement Advisory Committee (PIAC) and French as a Second Language Community Advisory Committee (FSLCAC)
Question and Answer Session

How to Join the Ward Forum

This meeting is taking place on Zoom.
Meeting links and dial-in numbers will be emailed to you by the afternoon of the ward forum.
Click Here to Register Online <https://www.chrismoise.ca/wardforums>

Opportunities for Feedback and Questions | Attend from Wherever You Are

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Back to School Letter

Dear Parent/Guardian,

Welcome to the 2021-22 school year! I hope that you and your family had a safe and enjoyable summer.

As the elected public school board trustee for your community, my role is to advocate for you and your child, and to represent the needs of all students and parents/guardians in the Toronto District School Board.

As we prepare to return to a more normal school year, the TDSB is doing everything possible to ensure the health and safety of all school community members, while also providing the best academic experience possible for students, supporting mental health and well-being and considering the needs of families and staff. We will continue to take our direction from Toronto Public Health and the Ministry of Education and provide updates in a timely manner.

For the most up to date information on learning models, mental health and well-being resources, health and safety measures, our pandemic recovery plan and so much more, please refer to www.tdsb.on.ca/schoolyear-2021-22. This webpage will continue to be updated with relevant information and resources to help support you and your family.

I want to thank you in advance for your understanding, patience and partnership as we work together to welcome both students and staff back to school, and overcome any challenges that may arise due to the ongoing pandemic.

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Thank you,
Chris Moise