🎒 There’s still time to make a difference! Contribute to a student’s confidence, preparedness, and sense of belonging with a backpack of supplies for this upcoming school year. Learn more: tdsb.on.ca/backpacks
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As we look ahead to September, we are collecting backpacks and essential school supplies to help students start the new school year with confidence. Learn more and donate: tdsb.on.ca/backpacks
🎓 Meet this year’s Top Scholars! Umayeer Ahsan (Bloor CI), Munjal Patel (Martingrove CI), and Joshua Han (Virtual SS) achieved a remarkable 100% average across their top six Grade 12 courses.
TDSB Celebrates 2025-26 Top Scholars
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As we look ahead to September, your contribution can help ensure students have the supplies they need for a strong start. Find out how to donate 👉 tdsb.on.ca/backpacks
The TDSB has now approved its 2026-2027 operating budget that protects classroom learning, supports student achievement and makes significant progress in restoring long-term financial sustainability. View the full report: www.tdsb.on.ca/budget
March with us at the Toronto Pride Parade this Sunday! Together, we'll celebrate the strength and diversity of our communities. View the route: tdsb.on.ca/PrideTDSB
🎉 The final school bell has rung! Today, we joined the Whitney JPS community to celebrate the end of the school year. Thank you to students, staff, and families for another incredible year of learning.
🎉 It's officially the last day of school! Enjoy your well-deserved summer break. See you in September!
☀️ Tomorrow is the last official day of the school year! That's right, just one more sleep until summer break.
Today, flags at all TDSB schools and administrative buildings will be flown at half-staff in observance of the National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism.
🍎 The 2026–2027 School Year Calendar is available! The first day of school for elementary and secondary students is Tuesday, September 8. View the key dates: www.tdsb.on.ca/keydates
Happy Father's Day to all the special dads out there. Enjoy your day!
Throughout the school year, students collaborated with professional artists to strengthen their creative skills, experiment with new forms of expression, and bring their stories to life. Learn more about the #tdsbCREATES program: www.tdsb.on.ca/home/ctl/Det...
tdsbCREATES Celebrates Student Creativity
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🐞 Looking ahead to summer? From day #camps and language courses to high school #credits and adult education, we offer enriching programs for learners of all ages. Explore our offerings: tdsb.on.ca/summer
A summer of fun and discovery awaits! Through our Extended Day Program, students in Kindergarten to Grade 6 can stay active, spark their imaginations, and explore new interests. Sign up: tdsb.on.ca/edp-summer
Earlier this month, we gathered at Earl Haig Secondary School to recognize individuals and teams whose dedication, innovation, and commitment make a meaningful difference. Congratulations to this year’s Excellence Awards recipients! 👏 View all recipients:
2026 TDSB Excellence Awards Recipients Announced!
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As we look ahead to September, your contribution can help ensure students have the supplies they need for a strong start. Find out how to donate 👉 tdsb.on.ca/backpacks
🎉 Join us as we celebrate 5 years of the Centre of Excellence for Black Student Achievement! This free community event will feature performances, music, and activities. Be part of the celebration: bit.ly/CEBSA-5YR
🎶 Make music, make memories, and make it to the stage! There's still time to register for our music camps. All skill levels are welcome. Learn more 👉 tdsb.on.ca/summercamps
☀️ Our Summer Well-Being Guide is here! Available in over 20 languages, you’ll find mental health supports, community programs, and fun activities for all ages. Explore now: tdsb.on.ca/summerguide
Our inaugural Digital Safety Poetry Slam brought together 11 finalist schools for a celebration of student voice, creativity and leadership. Through spoken word, students shared reflections on how the digital world shapes identity and well-being. Learn more:
Digital Safety Poetry Slam
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For more than two decades, Paula McLaughlin has helped others build confidence, embrace new challenges, and grow in their roles. Supporting others remains at the heart of everything she does. 🔗 Read her story in TDSB & Me:
TDSB & Me: Paula McLaughlin
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As a friendly reminder, tomorrow is a Professional Activity (PA) Day for our elementary students. See you on Monday! More information: tdsb.on.ca/PAdays
👏 Congratulations to our three students, Eli L. (Danforth CTI), Michael R. (Etobicoke CI), and Bibi Sara S. (Marc Garneau CI), for their outstanding achievements at this year’s Skills Canada National Competition. Learn more: bit.ly/4o7Jfmg 📷: Skills/Compétences Canada
June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to celebrate and learn from the diverse cultures, histories, experiences, contributions, perspectives, and achievements of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples. Learn more: www.tdsb.on.ca/home/ctl/Det...
TDSB Celebrates National Indigenous History Month in June
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June is Pride Month at the TDSB! It’s an opportunity to celebrate diversity and raise awareness among all staff and students about the rich culture and history of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.
We are proud to recognize Portuguese-Speaking Heritage Month in June. This year’s theme, “Feel the Rhythm, Share the Culture,” reflects the central role that music and celebration have in bringing communities together. Learn more: www.tdsb.on.ca/home/ctl/Det...
Portuguese-Speaking Heritage Month - June 2026
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We are proud to recognize Italian Heritage Month in June. This year's theme, “Insieme in Piazza,” reflects the importance of connection and community in Italian culture. Learn more: www.tdsb.on.ca/home/ctl/Det...
Italian Heritage Month - June 2026
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Happy Ontario Day! Today, we recognize the history, diversity, and contributions of communities across the province. We are proud to support learning that reflects Ontario’s rich stories and shared future.
