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July 26, 2010 |
Back-to-school shopping starts early for Roberta Bondar students Approximately 900 Peel District School Board students will head back to school on August 3 when Roberta Bondar Public School opens its doors for the 2010-11 school year. The Peel board's first balanced calendar school operates year-round by spreading traditional vacation time throughout the year. |
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July 9, 2010 |
Turner Fenton Secondary School student graduates with 100 per cent average Dimple Dalal from Turner Fenton Secondary School in Brampton earned a 100 per cent average, the highest academic average within the Peel District School Board for the 2009-10 academic year. Dalal is among the Peel board's 3,629 Ontario scholars, students graduating grade 12 with an average of 80 per cent or higher in their top six grade 12 courses. |
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It's never been easier to 'Get the Facts' and answers to the most frequently asked questions on the Peel board's web site. Looking for general information about the Peel board or your child's education? Call 905-890-1010 or 1-800-668-1146 for our switchboard. They will direct you to the right individual or department to answer your questions. | ||
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The board has streamlined the process to enroll newcomer students. Find out how we are making it easier for families to register for school. Call 905-366-8791 | ||
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School registration dates for Secondary schools for September 2010 | ||
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On March 23, the board approved its Accessibility policy. The board is committed to the continual improvement of accessibility and the on-going removal of barriers in order to provide greater equity for all. more information |
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Preview Celebrating 40 years of smiling together, the Peel board's 2009 Annual Report. previous reports |
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The Peel District School Board is the fourth lowest funded board in the province on a per pupil basis. This means that Peel students receive less funding than students in most other boards in Ontario. more information |
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Guidelines to assist school administrators during the months leading up to the municipal elections. |
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Peel implementation of full-day early learning for four- and five-year-olds |
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Find out more information about Kindergarten Registration. | ||
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Board's Parent Involvement Committee commissions study to help develop an action plan that fosters effective parent involvement. The report has generated a greater understanding of parents’ needs and attitudes regarding involvement in their children’s education, and a series of recommendations to bolster that involvement. report |
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The Holy Days and Holidays calendar 2009-2010 helps acknowledge the rich diversity of faith traditions of Peel board staff and students. Some of the days of commemoration are listed in the calendar. | ||
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Find trails for walking, rolling and hiking in Peel at Walk and Roll Peel. | ||
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New January deadline set to register children for French immersion flyer report to board visit Canadian Parents for French (Ontario) |
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From 2006 to 2009, the Peel board conducted a review of the gifted education program. |
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See the board's Annual Planning Document to learn more about new schools, additions to existing schools, identification of schools for potential consolidation, identification of schools for an accomodation review, boundary changes, community maps, information items, enrolment statistics and 10-year projections. | ||
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Streetsville accommodation review - An accommodation review has been established for the following schools: Russell Langmaid, Ray Underhill, Vista Heights, Willow Way and Edenrose public schools. Final ARC report. Administrative report. | ||
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An Accommodation Review Committee has been established for the following schools: Allan A. Martin Sr. Public School, Byngmount Beach Public School, Lyndwood Public School and Neil C. Matheson Public School. More information. Final ARC report. Administrative report | ||
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Student programs will expand on Britannia Farm thanks to new development plan Full Story | ||
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The Discover Diversity School Program was developed to introduce common values that cultures and faiths share as responsible and committed members of the Canadian Mosaic. More information | ||
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Find out how to Go Beyond Words with human rights. | ||
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Find out more about how to order Powerful communication materials for your school or district. Order today! | ||
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Teachers and caregivers can pick up recycled creative materials at the Creative Zone. |
Highlights of the June 22, 2010 Meeting of the Board of Trustees
- Board congratulates recipients of Mississauga Kiss & Ride Volunteer Awards
- Balanced School Year Calendar Pilot Project recommendations approved
Go to Board Highlights index
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