News & Announcements
Daily School Absence Report
The UGDSB is reporting daily on school absence rates, allowing us to monitor absenteeism rates and transparently share this information with the public. To view the dashboard, click here.
Recommended reading in Indigenous education and knowledge
This year, Upper Grand DSB board and school staff groups have continued organizing and participating in book studies, focusing on furthering learning in anti-racism and anti-oppression. Here are some ideas for recommended reading in Indigenous education and knowledge.
Principal’s Message – March 21, 2021
Happy Spring! I know that we are all excited to see the warmer temperatures and the sun shining. It makes us all feel more hopeful and lighter. We had a lot of fun in the school this past week with our “March Fake” spirit week. It was ...Principal’s Message – March 14, 2021
It has been incredible to see the snow come off our fields. The water flowing to our storm drains have mesmerized many of our students during recess. We will be staying off the fields for the time being to allow them to thaw and to avoid squishy feet ...Letter Regarding Covid Exposure
Please see the attached letter regarding a recent Covid exposure at Spencer Ave. The school remains open to staff and students. There will be no closures of classrooms. Covid Update March 11One year of COVID, taking time to reflect and heal
The Canadian Mental Health Association of Waterloo-Wellington has prepared resources for educational staff, students and families, which focus on acknowledging the losses experienced due to the COVID-19 pandemic, while making space for gratitude and hope.
Addressing anti-Asian racism, resources to support educators
This month, the Upper Grand District School Board’s Equity Team shared with staff a resource on addressing anti-Asian racism. We all have a role to play in learning, unlearning and working to dismantle racism and oppression in our communities.
Principal’s Message – February 28, 2021
With the gently warming temperatures, you can feel Spring in the air. Of course, Mother Nature has a sense of humour and sometimes March comes in like a lion. We are enjoying the time we are spending outdoors in the sunshine. Many classes have been enjoying snowshoeing around ...UGDSB reflects on Black Heritage, Black Brilliance and Black Futures Month
This month, the Upper Grand District School Board recognized and celebrated Black Heritage, Black Brilliance and Black Futures Month.
