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guard.me privacy notice

The UGDSB International Student Program’s primary provider of emergency medical insurance coverage for international students, guard.me, has informed us of a cybersecurity incident.

UGDSB graduate awarded prestigious scholarship to pursue Master’s degree

In 2017, graduating Guelph CVI student Raymond Tu was awarded the Morehead-Cain scholarship. Now having completed his time at the University of North Carolina, Raymond is back in Canada after receiving the McCall MacBain Scholarship to pursue a graduate degree in Toxicology and Pharmacology at McGill University.

Public Health letter to staff and parents (July 29, 2021)

Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health has prepared a letter for parents/guardians and staff.

Indigenous Students participate in Birch Bark Canoe Build with master canoe builder

Five Indigenous students from across the Upper Grand District School Board are taking part in a canoe build this summer at John F. Ross Collegiate Vocational Institute under the guidance of First Nations master canoe builder, Chuck Commanda.

GCVI’s International Baccalaureate class of 2021 exceeds world average

The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) class of 2021 at Guelph Collegiate Vocational Institute has, once again, exceeded the IB world average and scored impressive results.

The Guelph Community Foundation awards scholarships to UGDSB students

Four Upper Grand District School Board students have been awarded scholarships from the Guelph Community Foundation.

Secondary student report cards are now available online

Secondary student report cards are now available online. Secondary report cards will be available for parents/guardians to download from July 5 to 16, 2021.

August Event: The Struggle to Juggle – Supporting children during difficult times

Parents/guardians are invited to a special event this summer focused on supporting their children. “The Struggle to Juggle: Supporting our children during difficult times” will be held virtually on August 18, 2021, at 6:30pm.

Information for staff, students and families regarding unmarked graves at former residential school in Saskatchewan

For students and families requiring support, school and board staff are available, including the board’s Indigenous Social Worker. Staff are encouraged to reach out to the board’s Employee & Family Assistance Program, which provides a wide range of services and resources.