Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board - Catholic High School,Kindergarten, Mississauga Catholic, Brampton Catholic, Caledon Catholic

Community Bulletin Board

Thu, 12 Dec 2024 23:57:12 GMT

Community Advertising Materials for Parents/Guardians

The Board and its schools no longer distribute advertising and promotional materials from external organizations directly to parents "through the backpack."

The Board will continue to review requests from external organizations for posting advertising/promotional materials on its website for parents/guardians. Only materials from not-for-profit, community-based organizations that benefit children and families will be considered.

External individuals or organizations seeking authorization to post advertising/promotional materials on the Board website, are asked to send their requests with a copy of the promotional material to communications@dpcdsb.org.

PLEASE NOTE: The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board makes these materials available for informational purposes only, with no intention to recommend, endorse or provide determinations of suitability in respect to any product or service listed on this site.

Camps and After-School Programs
High Five Academy for Learning Inc. - Educational Camps
High Five Academy for Learning Inc. - After School Program
Academy of Martial Arts - Classes & Camps / Website

Sports & Recreation
Peel Panthers Youth Flag Football League
Brampton Floor Hockey League - 2025 Winter Season Registration is Now Open
Play Inc. Physical Lifestyles for Autistic Youth
Dare to Love Sports Club - Faith Over Fear FUNdamentals Basketball Program
The Dance Ability Movement Inclusive Dance Programs
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: Dance Ability Movement
Mississauga United Youth Soccer Winter Program
City of Mississauga Huskies Football - Registration is now open! (Ages 8 to 18)
Heartland Youth Warriors Basketball League - Grades 8-12 (Starts June 3)
Erindale Hockey Association (Ages 4-18)
Erin Mills Eagles Outdoor Youth Rec Soccer Program (U3-U18)
Max Effort Basketball Camp
Lorne Park Clarkson Hockey Association - house league and learn to play programs ages 3+
BJJ-MMAC Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu - 8-Week Beginner Program
Mississauga Croatia Soccer Club - 2024 Youth Development Program
Dare to Love Sports Club - FREE Hip-Hop and Breakdance Lessons
Mississauga Minor Football Association Spring Registration in Open!
Mississauga United FC Youth Summer Soccer Program
Mississauga Badgers - TRY LACROSSE (Free Sessions)
Mississauga Lady Jays - 2024 Girls Indoor Skills Softball Clinics
Behind the Ball - An integrated basketball and mindfulness program
Dixie Curling Club - Programs for Ages 7-20
Queens Muay Thai Women/Girls-Only Self-Defense Classes
Aspire for Higher A4H Sports Wellness Basketball Program - Grade 7-8
Brampton Canadettes Girls Hockey Association Registration
Toronto Maple Leafs - First Shift Hockey Program - Ages 6-10
Peel Region Minor Football - 5-18 yr. olds
PLAY - Soccer and Basketball Programs for Youth with Autism
2022 Caledon Minor Ball Hockey League

Programs & Services
Visual Arts Mississauga at Riverwood - Kids and Teens Winter 2025 Art Courses and Camp
Peel Region Educational Services Youth Workshops - January-April 2025
The NEST Project Free Mentorship Program for Secondary Students Applying to University
BH League Academy Legacy in Threads Scholarship Program Grades 5-8
Patches360 FREE Yoruba Classes for K-12
Canada House of Commons - Student Page Program / More Information
STEM Leadership Canada Global Leadership Program (Grade 3-12)
647 Tutoring - French Book Club in Mississauga (Grades 1-12)
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: Art Gallery of Mississauga Creative Expressions for Well-Being intergenerational online arts program
Serenity Family Services Day Programs for Adults with a Developmental Disability
City of Mississauga Registration for Recreation and Culture Programs
The City of Mississauga offers a variety of registered and drop-in programs and activities for all ages, interests, and abilities. Learn new things, try different experiences, develop new skills, stay active, explore new hobbies, and most of all have fun. From arts to sports, there's something for everyone! Our program staff have qualifications in their area of instruction as well as in First Aid Training and Principles of Healthy Childhood Development (HIGH FIVE®). Register now for fall, winter, and March Break programs. Fall programs begin on September 21. Winter programs begin on January 4. March Break Camps & Programs begin on March 11. To explore options and interests, visit activemississauga.ca

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY FOR SENIORS: Active Adult Centre Mississauga
Boswin Robotics Programs for Youth (Ages 4 to 17)
HOPE Helping Other Parents Everywhere Peer Support Group / Page 2
School of Rock Streetsville - Join the Band, Become a Musician! (All Ages)
CODE Ninjas - Computer Science Tutoring (Grades 1-12) / Link: www.codeninjas.com/mississauga-west-on-ca
Skill Samurai Mississauga - After School Programs & Camps in Coding, Math & Robotics
Helping Hands - Free Volunteer Matching Services, Entrepreneurial Mentorship for Youth and Volunteer Workshops
Patches360 Bright Hope Student and Family Advocacy Program
St. John Ambulance - Skills for Life Babysitting Basics
Royal Canadian Sea Cadets - Free Youth Program for Ages 12-18
Aspiring Minds Coding and Robotics Clubs
Peel Regional Police Pipe Band - Free Lessons to Students 18 or under
Ukrainian Youth Association Mississauga
City of Mississauga - Leaders in Training Program - Ages 14-17
Achev's Y2A - Youth 2 Action program for newcomer youth 14-24 years old
Bridgeway Family Centre - Volunteer Opportunity
Inspire to Aspire - Reach Forward Workshop Sessions
Boswin Robotics Programs for Youth
Mississauga YMCA Teen Nights on Fridays
YMCA Teen Night Volunteer - Ages 13-28
Youth Matters Employment Program for Youth
Achev Peel Region - Employability Skills for Youth
Peel Multicultural Council - Youth Services and Programs
AB Piano Lessons (Summer/Fall 2024)
We Rock the Spectrum Kid's Gym
City of Brampton - ActiveAssist Recreation Fee Assistance Program / brampton.ca/activeassist
Royal Canadian Sea Cadets - Free Youth Program for Ages 12-18
Oxford Learning Brampton Ebenezer
Peel Regional Police Pipe Band - Free Lessons to Students 18 or under
City of Brampton - Explore Brampton Youth Pass Postcard
Bridgeway Family Centre - Volunteer Opportunity
City of Brampton Volunteers
City of Brampton - New Year New Me Fitness Membership
City of Brampton - Registered and Drop-in Inclusion Programs
City of Brampton - Friday Youth Nights
City of Brampton - Best You Program
Head back to school with the Brampton Library! / bramptonlibrary.ca
Heart Lake EarlyON Centre - Free Family Programs from Prenatal to 6 Years
Achev Peel Region - Employability Skills for Youth
Peel Multicultural Council - Youth Services and Programs
Girl Guides of Canada Registration
City of Brampton - Lifeguard/Aquatic Instructor Certification
Tech Start Kids - Online STEM Classes
ECLYPSE Employment and Skills Strategy Program for Peel Youth
Great Big Theatre Company - Theatre Art Classes
Black Leaders of Tomorrow - Youth Entrepreneurship Mentoring Program
Kids Now - Mentoring Programs / Volunteer Opportunity
Orangeville Cub Pack - Scouting Program for 7-10 yr olds

Community Events
December 6 - Robert F. Hall C.S.S. Christmas Market

CCCSC Meetings and Minutes

Thu, 12 Dec 2024 01:21:27 GMT

CCCSC Committee Meetings

Thursday, October 24, 2024 - Family of Schools Chairs Meetings with Trustees, Superintendents and Principals
Thursday, November 14, 2024 - Election of New CCCSC Executive / First meeting of the new committee for 2024-2025
Thursday, November 28, 2024 - Training for Catholic School Council Executive Members
Thursday, December 5, 2024
Monday, February 3, 2025
Thursday, March 6, 2025
Thursday, April 10, 2025
Thursday, May 22, 2025 - Tentative - Voted on at the April Meeting
Thursday, June 19, 2025 - Volunteer of the Year Award Presentation & final meeting of the school year

Note: CCCSC Meetings will be held in-person at the Catholic Education Centre in Room 302.

Minutes of CCCSC Meeting

School Year 2024 - 2025
November 14, 2024

School Year 2023 - 2024
May 9, 2024
April 11, 2024
March 7, 2024
February 5, 2024
December 7, 2023
November 9, 2023

School Year 2022 - 2023
May 11, 2023
April 13, 2023
March 9, 2023
February 16, 2023
December 8, 2022
September 8, 2022

School Year 2021 - 2022
June 16, 2022
April 7, 2022
March 3, 2022
February 3, 2022
December 2, 2021
September 9, 2021
November 4, 2021

School Year 2020 - 2021
September 10, 2020
November 19, 2020
December 3, 2020
January 7, 2021
February 11, 2021
March 11, 2021
April 8, 2021
May 6, 2021
June 10, 2021

School Year 2019 - 2020
March 5, 2020
February 13, 2020
December 12, 2019
November 7, 2019
September 5, 2019

School Year 2018 - 2019
September 6, 2018
November 1, 2018
December 6, 2018
January 10, 2019
February 14, 2019
March 7, 2019
April 4, 2019
May 2, 2019
June 13, 2019

School Year 2017 - 2018
September 2017
November 2017
January 2018
February 2018
March 2018
April 2018
May2018
June 2018

School Year 2016 - 2017

June 8, 2017
March 2, 2017
February 2, 2017
January 12, 2017
September 29, 2016

Webinars

Wed, 11 Dec 2024 18:43:25 GMT

Links To Training Webinars For Catholic School Council Executive Members

Experienced Chairs

Newly Appointed Chair

Treasurer

OAPCE Representative

Secretary

Parish Representative

School Councils

Fri, 27 Sep 2024 16:19:14 GMT

School councils play a vital role in the education system in Ontario. They provide a forum through which parents and other members of school communities can contribute to improving student achievement and school performance.

In 2000-2001, the Ontario government took significant steps to ensure that parents, through their school councils, would have greater influence in their children’s education. Regulations were created that confirm the advisory role of school councils and clearly state that their purpose is to improve student achievement and enhance the accountability of the education system to parents.

School councils are now able to make recommendations to their principals and school boards on any matter. Principals and school boards, in turn, must consult with school councils on a variety of matters that affect student learning. They must also consider recommendations made by school councils and report back to the councils on how they plan to act.

For more information about school councils, download Get Involved in your local Catholic School Council and Ontario Association of Parents in Catholic Education Brochure / OAPCE Flyer or visit Central Committee for Catholic School Councils (CCCSC).

Get Involved in your local Catholic School Council

Parent Resources

Mon, 26 Aug 2024 22:24:11 GMT

91��Ƭ Resources:

Education Links:

Internet Safety Resources:

Safe and Accepting Schools

Mon, 17 Jun 2024 20:00:27 GMT

Catholic Community, Culture and Caring Initiatives

Online Reporting Tool: The online reporting tool is now available board-wide and has proven useful. It can be found on every school website and is intended for Dufferin-Peel students to report bullying incidents and negative behaviours impacting the school community.

CCCC School Climate Survey: Catholic Community, Culture and Caring (CCCC) School Climate Survey is administered every two years to elementary and secondary students. The results help us to determine areas of planning focus with regards to safety, well-being, equity and inclusivity in our school communities.

CCCC School Climate Teams: School teams have been developed in response to our Catholic Board Learning Plan’s call to create safe, inclusive, caring environments. These teams share and develop safe school strategies based on the results from the School Climate surveys, Ontario Catholic School Graduate Expectations and Virtues program.

Keeping Students Safe: 91��Ƭ’s Framework and Response to Human Trafficking
“Human Trafficking is an unjustifiable violation of the victims’ freedom and dignity, which are integral dimensions of the human person willed and created by God. This is why it must be considered, without a doubt, a crime against humanity.” - Pope Francis

91��Ƭ remains committed to promoting safety in schools. The Ontario Ministry of Education has provided school boards with a policy direction (PPM 166) to develop and implement a protocol to respond to suspected human trafficking occurrences. In response, 91��Ƭ has implemented prevention and intervention strategies to respond effectively and to support students who may be at risk of human trafficking.

Human trafficking is a serious criminal offence under the Criminal Code of Canada. Human trafficking may include recruiting, harbouring or controlling a person’s movements using force, physical or psychological coercion, or deception and forcing them into labour or sexual services.

Increasing awareness and resources for parents are key components of 91��Ƭ’s human trafficking prevention strategy. 91��Ƭ provides regular training and updated resources to staff on anti- human trafficking and available school and community supports. Anti-human trafficking resources, training materials for staff and prevention materials will be reviewed regularly.

Resources:
Anti-Human Trafficking Info Sheet for Parents
Anti-Human Trafficking Video

Bullying Prevention and Awareness Week (November 2022)

Cannabis Legalization: Some helpful resources can be found on the following Cannabis Legalization Websites:

School Safety Planning: The School Safety Committee is a group of community partners working together to increase safety in the Region of Peel. Traffic congestion continues to increase in our communities; health and safety of our students are paramount concerns in these times. Dufferin-Peel has worked with a variety of community partners such as Peel Regional Police, Peel District School Board, Peel Health, Bike Brampton, to promote walking and biking to school with continued momentum. The benefits of walking and physical activity is positively linked to physical and mental health, as well as academic performance. A series of three short videos have been created through this partnership to support the work our schools are doing in helping parents understand the importance of using Kiss’n Ride safely, reducing traffic congestion and finding alternative ways of getting to school.

Equity in Pedagogy Workshop Series: This three-part workshop series addresses a variety of issues related to diversity, equity and inclusion within the context of creating Catholic conditions for learning. Participants are challenged to re-think the manner in which they deliver curriculum, address student needs and respond to our diverse communities. The series aims to create a safe and inclusive space where participants come together as a professional learning community. Through inquiry based learning, staff have an opportunity to dialogue, share, learn and develop strategies to address current issues and topics surrounding equity and inclusivity within our 91��Ƭ community.

Mental Health and Well-Being Guiding Framework (2022-2025): Global events over the past few years have affected the daily lives of all students and families, creating a need for 91��Ƭ to be responsive to student well-being. The 91��Ƭ approach to mental health and well-being is faith-based, inspired by scripture, and rooted in human dignity. In line with Catholic Social Teaching, there is preferential concern for those most in need.

The Mental Health and Well-Being Guiding Framework 2022-2025 shows how 91��Ƭ will respond to students’ needs to be validated, motivated, and feel a sense of belonging. Well-being strategies are positioned as the foundational work of all staff to welcome and include students, to understand them, to promote mentally healthy habits, and create a supportive learning environment in which all students can thrive. The Mental Health and Well-Being Guiding Framework builds on the previous Guiding Framework, is an extension of the Board’s Multi-Year Strategic Plan, a reflection of student voice, and an articulation of the plan to help each student excel. “The God of all grace will restore, support, strengthen, and establish you” (1 Peter 5:10)

91��Ƭ's 2024-2025 Mental Health and Addictions Annual Action Plan
Accompanying the Mental Health and Well-Being Guiding Framework is the 91��Ƭ's 2024-2025 Mental Health and Addictions Annual Action Plan. Developed yearly, this plan outlines the system priorities and key actions for how staff will promote and mental health and well-being and respond to student, family, and caregiver needs.

Resources:

Duty to Report Letter to Families - September 2023

New Directions Program - St. Oscar Romero C.S.S.

Positive Personal Change Program (PPC) - St. Oscar Romero C.S.S.

2021 Local Police School Board Protocol

Creating Safe and Accepting Schools: Information for Parents about the Accepting Schools Act (Bill 13)

Promoting a Positive School Climate: A Resource for Schools

Shaping A Culture of Respect in Our Schools: Promoting Safe and Healthy Relationships

91��Ƭ Suspension Appeal Guidelines for Parents & Guardians

Crisis Help Lines and Community Resources Updated January 2023

CSC Procedures & By-Laws

Wed, 13 Mar 2024 19:27:31 GMT

Catholic School Council Procedures & Resources

To view by section and print, please click on the sections below:

Section 1 - Serving Families in the Love of Christ
Section 2 - Catholic Education
Section 3 - Catholic School Council Policy & By-Laws
Section 4 - Catholic School Council Roles
Section 5 - Recruiting Volunteers, Team Work and Goal Setting
Section 6(A) - By-Laws Template - Elementary Schools
Section 6(B) - By-Laws Template - Secondary Schools
Section 7 - Election Procedures
Section 8 - Liturgy
Section 9 - Contact Information
Section 10 - Fundraising, Administration & Financial Reporting
Section 11 - Fillable Forms - Table of Contents
Section 11 - Nomination Form for Parent Member (Section 7)
Section 11 - Nomination Receipt Form (Section 7)
Section 11 - Catholic School Council Annual Report (Section 10)
Section 11 - Catholic School Council Annual Survey (Section 10)

The Ministry of Education Handbook

To view by section and print, please click on the link: Ministry of Education Handbook

Immunization Records

Thu, 09 Nov 2023 22:47:14 GMT

Important Immunization Message from Peel Public Health

Peel Public Health regularly reviews immunization records of all students in the Dufferin-Peel Catholic School Board.

To ensure that everyone has the required immunizations, Peel Public Health must have a record that shows that your child has had all the required infant/initial and booster doses of vaccine for measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, tetanus, polio, pertussis, meningococcal, and varicella (varicella if born 2010 and later) according to the Ontario Immunization Schedule.

When your child registered for school, you provided a copy of your child’s immunization record. The school sent this information to Peel Public Health. After registration, parents are responsible to keep their child’s immunization record up to date with Peel Public Health. Your child’s record may still be incomplete if the record you submitted at registration did not show that your child has had all the required vaccines, or if your child has become due for another vaccine since then.

Under the Immunization of School Pupils Act, the Health Department has the authority to suspend students from school if they do not meet the immunization requirements. Therefore students whose immunization records are incomplete will be suspended from school.

For immunization information for students in the Region of Peel, visit https://www.peelregion.ca/health/vaccinations/ or for students in Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph, visit www.immunizewdg.ca.

Getting Involved

Tue, 16 May 2023 22:26:41 GMT

We believe that parental involvement is essential for children to succeed in school, and we encourage all parents/guardians to become participants in their child’s educational journey. Parents/guardians are an integral part of our Catholic school communities. Parent engagement, advocacy and support for Catholic schools gives you a voice, and signals that support for Catholic education in Dufferin-Peel and Ontario is strong. We appreciate the involvement of parents/guardians at the local school and encourage participation in school activities and events. Consider becoming involved in your school’s Catholic school council.

Get Involved in your local Catholic School Council

School Cash Online

Wed, 10 May 2023 17:20:00 GMT

The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board is pleased to announce the introduction of School Cash Online. School Cash Online allows parents and community members to pay school-related fees online safely, quickly, and easily. Parents can purchase items like spirit wear, lunches, and field trips - anytime, anywhere.

How do I register?
Please refer to these Registration Instructions for step-by-step details on how to get signed-up for online payments. To directly login or to register, visit School Cash Online.

What payment methods will be available?
Parent will be able to pay online using Visa, MasterCard and eCheque.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
For answers to commonly asked questions, please refer to the following:
School Cash Online - FAQ
91��Ƭ Online Payments - FAQ

Watch the Introduction Video for more information.

Benefits of using School Cash Online

Fast – With School Cash Online, you can pay all your student’s school fees with the click of a button. Trips to the school to drop-off cash or sending your student with money will be a thing of the past!

Convenient – Receive email notifications regarding school fees and events, and then pay the fees, anytime, anywhere.

Simple – Keeping track of what’s going on at your student’s school can be overwhelming. With School Cash Online, you can easily manage all of the items and activities your student needs.

Safe & Secure – Pay for your child’s fees without the worry of them carrying funds to school. When you use School Cash Online, you can also feel confident knowing we use industry leading practices to protect your information.

Make a Donation!

Donations for Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board can now be made online via the 'Make a Donation' button. All online donations will receive an official tax receipt.

For instructions on how to donate, please click here.

CCCSC Events

Tue, 31 Jan 2023 20:37:05 GMT

Brampton-East/Caledon/Dufferin/Malton and Mississauga East - Parent Engagement Event
May 9, 2022
Meeting Recording

Lung Health Foundation
March 30, 2022
Meeting Recording
School Asthma Resources

Love Builds Brains - the Heart & Brain Connection - Rise Together to Resilience with Dr. Clinton
January 26, 2022
Meeting Recording

Graduating Class of 2021 with Cardinal Thomas Collins
Date: June 17, 2021
Meeting Recording

91��Ƭ Parents/Guardians Equity Workshop with Father Tony Ricard
Date: March 25, 2021
Meeting Recording

Secondary Attendance and Broadcast Messages

Fri, 10 Dec 2021 21:18:20 GMT

Important Message for Parents and Guardians of Secondary School Students

Email and Text Messaging for Secondary School Unexplained Student Absences and Secondary School Broadcast Messages

For parent/guardian contacts of Secondary School students that already receive unexplained student absence and school broadcast messages, we have launched a new service which allows us to deliver phone, email and text messages for:

student absences (when the school is not notified by phone or note prior to 8:00 am on the day or the absence)
important school events
school closings and
safety alerts

There are now 3 options for receiving these messages:

Phone Call - We will still send out automated phone messages for unexplained student absences, important school events, school closings and safety alerts.

NEW - Email Message - You must be the Primary contact and we must have an email address on file for you to receive email messages for unexplained student absences, important school events, school closings and safety alerts. Please refer to the “To Receive Email Messages” instructions below.

NEW - Text Message - To start receiving text messages from our school for unexplained student absences, important school events, school closings and safety alerts, please refer to the “To Receive Text Messages” instructions below. The text message feature is to inform you of unexplained student absences and school related broadcast messages. Please do not text student absences to 978338. The text number 978338 can not receive absence messages. If your student is absent, please phone the school or send in a note.

To Receive Email Messages

If you currently receive student attendance and school broadcast phone messages for your Secondary School student, but you are not receiving email messages, please contact your Secondary school's Guidance Secretary / Student Services Secretary. They will require your child’s name, grade, your name, your email address and your consent to receive email messages.

To Stop Receiving Email Messages

If you currently receive student attendance and school broadcast email messages for your Secondary School student and do not want to continue receiving them, please select the Unsubscribe link at the bottom of the email that you receive.

To Receive Text Messages

If you are a Guardian of a Secondary school student and would like to receive student absence and school broadcast messages for your Secondary School student, and we have a cell phone number for you on file, please follow the instructions in this document.

If your ‘opt-in’ text to 978338 was successful, you’ll receive a confirmation text from SchoolMessenger.
Standard message rates and data charges from your carrier may apply.
Please note that you will only receive text messages from the Secondary school that your child attends if the school has your cell phone # on file for your child. If they don’t have your cell phone #, please contact the Secondary school's Guidance Secretary / Student Services Secretary. They will require your child’s name & grade, your name and your new cell phone number.

To Stop Receiving Text Messages

To stop receiving text messages from our school, text STOP to 978338
Standard message rates and data charges from your carrier may apply.

Not Receiving Messages from Your Child's Secondary School?

If you are the student’s Guardian & you are not receiving messages for unexplained student absences, important school events, school closings and safety alerts, please contact the Guidance Secretary / Student Services Secretary at the school to provide your up-to-date contact information.

Trustee Contact Information

Fri, 10 Dec 2021 21:18:15 GMT

Click on the attached link below to find contact information on your School Trustee, by Ward.

Trustees Information

Prayers

Fri, 10 Dec 2021 21:18:14 GMT

Listed below is a variety of prayers, ready to print and copy. We hope these may prove helpful in preparing for catholic school council meetings and other events. Just click on the link and the prayer will open for you.

A Volunteer's Prayer
Creator God
Diversity Prayer
Prayer in Special Time of Need
To Teach as Jesus Taught

Liturgies

Fri, 10 Dec 2021 21:18:13 GMT

Exploring Paths of Joy
Opening The Scriptures
Welcoming Others to the Table

Marketplace

Fri, 10 Dec 2021 21:18:09 GMT

Resource Bank

Fri, 10 Dec 2021 21:16:00 GMT

Students and parents for grades K to 12 can now access excellent online learning resources contributed by the Ministry of Education and Ontario teachers from across the province through the Ontario Educational Resource Bank (OERB). The OERB provides students/parents with access to thousands of resources that range from interactive multimedia pieces to lessons and activities.

Inside the Ontario Educational Resource Bank:

Resources of varying types including lesson/unit plans, videos, activities, maps, and interactive multimedia objects
Resources that are aligned with the Ontario curriculum including Catholic specific resources
Content is created by either the Ministry or contributed by Ontario teachers
Search resources by keyword or grade, course/subject, strand, or overall expectation, learning style, file format using SEARCH 2.

For parent/student username and password information, please contact your child's school.

Math @ 91��Ƭ

Fri, 10 Dec 2021 21:16:00 GMT

"Mathematics is big, children's minds are bigger"
(Ginsberg as cited in A Guide to Effective Instruction in Mathematics - Measurement 4 - 6, 2008, p. 15)

Math @ 91��Ƭ Hints

Ministry Support Resources:

Web Resources:

Nelson Math (follow links for Nelson Mathematics for grades 3 -8 - Student Centre)
National Library of Virtual Manipulatives (Interactive activities based upon US curriculum so concepts may not match Ontario curriculum expectations)
Teach Ontario – Parents as Partners (TVO)
EQAO – Parents

91��Ƭwork Policy

Fri, 10 Dec 2021 21:15:59 GMT

In November 2008, the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board adopted a new board-wide 91��Ƭwork Policy and Procedures for Kindergarten to Grade 12 to be implemented in September 2009. The policy and procedures approach homework from a Catholic perspective that recognizes the importance of family time and honours the bonds between school, family and parish. As a community, we recognize that the stronger these bonds, the more effectively our students are able to learn and to develop the unique talents and gifts with which they are blessed.

The 91��Ƭwork Policy and Procedures overview is available in the following 13 languages:

English	Arabic	French
Korean	Malayan	Polish
Portuguese	Punjabi	Chinese
Spanish	Tagalog	Urdu
Yoruba

Student Accident Insurance

Fri, 10 Dec 2021 21:15:43 GMT

Important notice to parents/ guardians regarding insurance for students who participate in out-of-school excursions and extra-curricular sports activities.

The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board takes every precaution to provide a safe learning environment for students, however accidents can happen. When they do, injuries may involve medical, dental or other expenses that are not covered by provincial health care or employer group plans. Families may be surprised to find they must pay the cost of crutches, casts, splints or ambulance rides. As a parent, guardian or adult student, you are responsible for such expenses, which may result in financial hardship. Potential injuries could involve dental/ orthodontic treatments, ambulance expenses, crutches, casts, splints, physiotherapy, broken eye glasses, and prescription drug expenses.

As permitted under the Education Act, the 91��Ƭ provides student accident information, however the Board assumes no responsibility for the cost of the plan, applications, premium payments or claims; nor does the Board receive any remuneration from the Old Republic Insurance Company of Canada.

The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board does not provide accident insurance coverage for student injuries that occur on school premises or during extra-curricular activities (e.g. athletics, clubs and field trips).

Please note that the 91��Ƭ requires that parents, guardians and adult students provide written acknowledgment that they have received student accident insurance information prior to a student’s participation in out-of-school excursions and/or extra-curricular sports activities.

If the student’s parent has purchased either the Silver, Gold or Platinum Plan for their child and that child is a full-time student, that child would have coverage for accidents occurring 24/7 during the period of coverage up to the limits of the policy purchased. The coverage under these plans is not restricted to school days/school activities.

To view the Insuremykids® student accident insurance brochure, click here:

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, require any assistance, or prefer to enroll online or by phone, please contact the Client Service Department of Old Republic Canada through one of the following options:

Tel:                              1-800-463-5437 (toll free) or 905-523-6525
Email:                          IMKAdmin@insuremykids.com
Web:                            www.insuremykids.com
Address:                      P.O. Box 557, Hamilton, ON, L8N 3K9
Hours:                         Monday to Friday (8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ET)

Religious Education

Fri, 10 Dec 2021 21:15:42 GMT

Help Your Child Learn

Fri, 10 Dec 2021 21:15:40 GMT

We believe that parents/guardians are the primary teachers of their children. Our goal is to educate every child well and to maximize student achievement and well-being. We will provide ongoing resources through the board and school websites to enable parents and guardians to be better informed and to participate fully in their childs education.

Central Committee for Catholic School Councils

Thu, 05 Dec 2019 19:45:00 GMT

All the darkness in the world can't extinguish the light from a single candle. - St. Francis of Assisi

Message from the Chair of the Central Committee for Catholic School Councils

To learn more about CCCSC - Central Committee for Catholic Schools, who we are, our mandate and goals, click on the links below.

Violence Threat Risk Assessment Protocol

Tue, 20 Nov 2018 20:10:00 GMT

All members of the 91��Ƭ community have the right to learn and work in a safe, caring and inclusive community under positive Catholic learning conditions. All staff and community partners work collaboratively to ensure the safety and well-being of students, staff and communities and to preserve the dignity of all staff and students. Under certain conditions, students may need to undergo a "Violence Threat Risk Assessment" when their behaviours confidently suggest they may be at risk of harming themselves or others.

Threat assessment is the process of determining if a threat-maker (someone who utters, writes, emails, and/or gestures a threat to harm a target or targets) actually poses a risk to the target or targets they have threatened.

In Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board all threat-making behaviours are reported to administration. Administration in consultation with their team will then discern whether or not to activate this protocol. Information is obtained from multiple sources to develop an intervention plan to reduce risk of violence. Catholic communities within Dufferin-Peel allow for students to grow, learn, reflect and work towards reconciliation with the appropriate supports.