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Contact Information
Contact Information
Jennifer Brown (Jenn)
jennifer.m.brown@peelsb.com or p0078499@pdsb.net
(Guidance, Teacher Librarian ISSP, Lead Teacher)
Caledon Central PS
18357 Kennedy Rd, Caledon Village,
ON L7K 1Y7
519-927-5231
Support at Caledon Central PS
Support at Caledon Central PS
Daily School Wide Announcements
Daily School Wide Announcements
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PDSB Grade 8 Course Selection Dates
PDSB Grade 8 Course Selection Dates
January 28th to March 3rd
Grade 8 Families
Grade 8 Families
Click the Links Below:
Click the Links Below:
A Parent's Guide to High School (PDSB)
Grade 8 Information Nights (All Programs)
Secondary Regional Choice Learning Programs (RLCP)
Explore High Skills Programs (EHS)
All PDSB Grade 8 Course Selection Packages
Mayfield Guidance Grade 8 Transition Planning Website
2027 - 2028 Humberview Course Selection Package with Course Descriptions COMING SOON
2027 - 2028 Mayfield Course Selection Package with Course Descriptions COMING SOON
Caledon Central PS Planning for High School Information Night
Caledon Central PS Planning for High School Information Night
Wednesday October 14th
6 - 7 pm
VIRTUAL
All families are invited to join this virtual session hosted by Jenn Brown, Guidance Educator.
Link will be sent out via email the week of the event.
Planning for High School Session Slides Fall 2026
Planning for High School Session Slides Fall 2026
(Updates To Follow)
(Updates To Follow)
High School Programs Information Night for Families of Black Students
High School Programs Information Night for Families of Black Students
Peel District School Board is inviting parents/guardians of PDSB African, Black and Afro-Caribbean students in grades 7 and 8 to a virtual information session on October 6, 2026 from 6 - 7 p.m., exploring high school opportunities, including Regional Learning Choices Programs (RLCP), Explore High Skills (EHS), and Regional Skilled Trades Programs. Learn how these pathways can support student success, engagement, and future goals.
To register, click HERE
Tuesday October 27th, 2026
6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Grade 9 Regular Track info night
RLCP (Regional Arts Program)
Thursday October 29
6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Grade 9 Regular Track info night
Regional Skills Trades Program
Thursday, October 22
-Grade 9 Regular Track Info Night
-French Immersion & Extended French Info Night
-EHS Info Night: Health & Wellness
-SHSM Info Night: Health & Wellness, Manufacturing, Transportation
-Vocational One Info Night
-Learning Hub 6 & Learning Hub 36 Info Night
Time: 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Important Dates for
Important Dates for
Important Dates for
Important Dates for
ALL GRADES
ALL GRADES
Elementary Specialized Programs
Elementary Specialized Programs
Applications Required
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Regional Learning Choices Programs offered by the Peel District School Board empower students by providing them with opportunities to develop and explore skills in a particular area of interest. Regional programs are open to all students who meet the criteria for acceptance.
CLICK the title link above to view information night dates and times.
CLICK the title link above to view information night dates and times.
Elementary Regional Learning Choice Program Important Application Dates
Elementary Regional Learning Choice Program Important Application Dates
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The Extended French program is another way for students to pursue learning opportunities in French. This program starts in grade 7 and provides another FI opportunity for students. Students spend half of their school day studying language arts, social studies and science in French. In high school, students take four credits in Extended French and three credits in other subjects taught in French. Upon completion, students in EF receive a Certificate of Extended French Studies at graduation.
Note: This program is intended to offer an opportunity for more intensive French instruction to student whose background is Core French. Students attending French Immersion may not apply.
Mental Health Resources
Mental Health Resources
Click on the underlined links to access the resources directly
Click on the underlined links to access the resources directly
Where to Find Additional Supports
Where to Find Additional Supports
The Be Well Support Line provides students in Kindergarten to grade 12 and caregivers of students under age 14 with direct access to registered mental health professionals from social work and psychology departments.
Students and caregivers can access non-crisis individual consultation, brief individual counselling and identity-specific support, and information and referrals to school and community mental health services.
Our team of registered mental health professionals have experience in supporting the mental health and wellbeing of individuals and families with various backgrounds, abilities and identities. Our team is ethnically, culturally and linguistically diverse and include (but not limited to) professionals that identify as Black, 2SLGBTQ+, South Asian, Arab, Muslim and Polish.
Phone: (905) 890-1010 ext. 2608
Submit an online service request: bit.ly/PDSB-BWSL
To access the link below you will need to login to your @pdsb.net account
We’re here to help you or someone you know.
If you live in Mississauga, Brampton or Caledon and would like to find out about mental health services that can help you, please call 905-451-4655 and leave a voicemail message or fill out this form and a member of our team will contact you within 1-2 business days. We respond to messages Monday to Friday from 9am to 4.30pm.
To learn more about the intake process, click here.
If you are a community service provider and would like to make a referral for a child or youth, who lives in Peel, click here.
If you are a physician and would like to refer a patient, who is under 18 and lives in Peel, click here.
If the child or youth lives outside the Region of Peel, click here for resources in other areas.
Kids Help Phone is Canada’s only 24/7 e-mental health service offering free, confidential support to young people in English and French.
Every Mind is an accredited organization that provides help and hope to infants, children, youth, young adults (up to age 25) and families who live in the Region of Peel.
LGBT YouthLine is a *2SLGBTQ+ youth-led organization that affirms and supports the experiences of youth (29 and under) across Ontario. We do this by:
Providing anonymous peer support and referrals;
Training youth to provide support to other youth; and
Providing resources so youth can make informed decisions.
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