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May 18, 2012 |
Peel students plant trees to increase biodiversity of school grounds David Suzuki Secondary School will hold a ceremonial tree planting for its feeder schools on May 22 to celebrate The Green Wave of Action, a global campaign to raise awareness about biodiversity. Participating students will plant trees on David Suzuki school grounds, take part in an environmental discussion and receive a native tree to plant on their school’s property. |
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May 18, 2012 |
| Peel schools celebrate special milestones Alloa and Madoc Drive public schools will celebrate milestone anniversaries this spring with students, staff and alumni. Madoc Drive will commemorate their 40th anniversary on May 25 and Alloa will celebrate 50 years on May 26. |
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Find out about the disposition of surplus land process related to the sale of former Byngmount Beach and Neil C. Matheson public school sites at a community information meeting on May 31 Letter of invitation |
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Whatever path your teen chooses, we want to make sure your entire family is ready to embrace the many opportunities that await your teen upon graduation. Our Ready? Set? High School! Parent Guide will provide you with a snapshot of what you need to know to help your teen be successful. Translations are available in our top 10 languages. |
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2012 Ontario Student, Parent, and Educator Survey The Ontario Student Trustees’ Association-l’Association des élèves conseillers et conseillères de l’Ontario (OSTA-AECO) releases the 2012 Ontario Student, Parent, and Educator Survey on Monday, April 16th, 2012 at www.studentsurvey.ca |
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Vision for Learning and Instructional Technology Plan will transform access to technology in Peel schools News release Board Report & Plan Overview |
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Things to remember about the Fraser Institute's report cards on Ontario schools - elementary secondary |
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It's never been easier to 'Get the Facts' and answers to the most frequently asked questions on the Peel board's web site. Looking for general information about the Peel board or your child's education? Call 905-890-1010 or 1-800-668-1146 for our switchboard. They will direct you to the right individual or department to answer your questions. |
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Ready? Set? High school! Find out why you should choose a Peel board high school for your teen. |
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Preview We are...you are the smile, the Peel board's 2011 Annual Report |
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Is French immersion/extended French right for your child? |
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Looking to register your child for kindergarten? Want to learn about full-day kindergarten? |
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What school will your child attend? Find your school |
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Information on schools opening in 2012: Ray Lawson Public School, SouthFields Public School, Ingleborough Public School, ,Fairlawn Public School |
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What you need to know about assessment, evaluation and reporting in Ontario schools Growing Success backgrounder |
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The Ministry of Education's School Food and Beverage Policy encourages students to make healthier choices by removing less-healthy food and beverage options from schools. |
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Specialist High Skills Majors allow students to focus their learning on a specific economic sector while meeting the requirements to graduate from secondary school. Learn more |
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See the board's Annual Planning Document to learn more about new schools, additions to existing schools, identification of schools for potential consolidation, identification of schools for an accomodation review, boundary changes, community maps, information items, enrolment statistics and 10-year projections. |
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Find out more about bullying prevention and intervention in Peel board schools. |
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The board has streamlined the process to enrol newcomer students. Find out how we are making it easier for families to register for school. Call 905-366-8791 to book an appointment. |
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The 2011-12 Holy Days and Holidays calendar helps acknowledge the rich diversity of faith traditions of Peel board staff and students. Some of the days of commemoration are listed in the calendar. |
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The Peel District School Board is the fourth lowest funded board in the province on a per pupil basis. This means that Peel students receive less funding than students in most other boards in Ontario. more information |
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On March 23, the board approved its Accessibility policy. The board is committed to the continual improvement of accessibility and the on-going removal of barriers in order to provide greater equity for all. more information |
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Protocol for collaborative agreements with external agencies for the provision of services by regulated health professionals, regulated health social service professionals and paraprofessionals |
Highlights of the May 8, 2012 Regular Meeting of the Board
- Board honours memory of Ruth Thompson
- Peel board recognizes Asian Heritage Month
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