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Students, staff and parents – please take our voluntary Diversity Data Survey
From March 22 to April 18, 2019, the Upper Grand District School Board is conducting a system-wide survey, to help the board understand the demographic makeup, diversity and ongoing needs of our student population.
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On Street Parking Map
This map shows where you can park in the surrounding streets if you need to drive to the school. An excellent option is the Exhibition Park parking lot, which runs along Exhibition Street between Powell Street and Mont Street. Please note that traffic flows through that parking lot inRoutes to School Planner
Use this map to plan a walking or wheeling route to school! The map shows safety features such as traffic lights and crosswalks. The map also shows suggested “walk a block” locations. These locations are areas where on street parking is allowed. If you need to drive to the school,Homestay
Homestay Homestay is an integral part of the experience in studying abroad. The Upper Grand District School Board - International Student Program welcomes students from around the world to study in ten of our secondary schools and works closely with various homestay service providers through the year. We are very appreciative ofOctober Newsletter and Calendar 2018
Newsletter October 2018October Newsletter AttachmentsOCTOBER 2018Orange Shirt Day
Learning about residential schools on Orange Shirt Day September 30 is Orange Shirt Day, a day for people to come together in the spirit of reconciliation and to keep discussing openly all aspects of residential schools. Orange Shirt Day originated in the spring of 2013 as a response to Phyllis’ story aboutSpeak Up About Concussions
Speak up about concussions – Rowan’s Law Day is September 26 On September 26, schools across the Upper Grand District School Board will be marking Rowan’s Law Day – a day to raise awareness about concussions. In March 2018, the Ontario government passed a law known as Rowan’s Law, named after 17-year-oldHealth and Physical Education Letter for Parents
Dear parents and guardians, We are writing to you to address some of the questions and concerns we have received regarding changes to the Health and Physical Education Curriculum. As you may know, the Government of Ontario has directed all school boards across the province to use the re-issued 2010 HealthRead more about Health and Physical Education Letter for Parents »
