Board News for Elementary

Summer learning opportunities for UGDSB students

The Upper Grand District School Board is pleased to share a wide range of summer learning opportunities for students.

Mental Health Support Line available this summer

The Upper Grand District School Board will provide a Mental Health Support Line this summer. The Summer Mental Health Support Line is 519-822-4420 ext. 588. Please note that this is not a crisis line.

Summer School 2022 – Grade 6, 7, 8 Programs

The Upper Grand District School Board is pleased to share information about Summer School 2022 programs for students in grades 6-8.

School Year Calendars for 2022-2023 approved

The Ministry of Education has approved the Upper Grand District School Board’s school year calendars for the 2022-2023 school year.

Policy feedback opportunity: Policy 312 Website and Social Media Management

The following board policy currently under review was released for public consultation: 312 – Website and Social Media Management

Mental Health and Education Week: Moving forward together – learning, wellness and connection

From May 2-6, 2022, the Upper Grand District School Board will be participating in our annual Mental Health and Education Week. This year’s theme is, ‘Moving Forward Together: learning, wellness and connection.’

UGDSB and PIC host virtual parent event – ‘A Parent’s Role in Supporting Equity and Indigenous Education’

The Upper Grand District School Board and the Parent Involvement Committee present ‘A Parent’s Role in Supporting Equity and Indigenous Education’ – a virtual presentation.

UG Community: Learn about hosting an international student

Would you like to learn more about hosting an international student in the Upper Grand District School Board? Join us for an evening event to learn about the Homestay program in the UGDSB.

Monitoring School Absence Rates in the UGDSB

As an additional measure and layer of communication to keep our communities informed, the UGDSB has launched a pilot initiative to track school absence rates on a daily basis. This process is a pilot program and may evolve as required.

Ontario’s COVID-19 screening tool, what to do after exposure, and other ways to slow the spread of COVID-19

Daily screening and knowledge of what to do after you or your child/ren have been exposed to COVID-19 is incredibly important in helping to keep schools and communities safe.

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