On Wednesday December 15th, the TCDSB will be hosting the I Am King Student Conference for Black male students. This conference will help participants identify, understand, minimize, and eliminate the marginalization experience by Black male students in our schools. The conference is built on the seven principles of Kwanzaa and made to give you, our Black male students a voice.

Learn more about our event, the workshops, speakers, and Kwanzaa and sign up by visiting the website posted in your online classroom spaces or see Ms. C. D'Souza in Guidance

Be sure to sign up before December 10th!

Thank you to all who submitted your answers to our Indigenous history, culture, and contributions activity! Congratulations, Fashina B, in Ms Mancini's class!

Today, we honoured our National Day for Truth & Reconciliation. Thank you to our co-Presidents, Perlina V and Mark P for leading our informative and reflective assembly. We hope you all continue to learn and reflect on the truth and history of Canada as we journey towards reconciliation.

Click HERE for photos of our students' artwork around the school.

Learn more about Indigenous history, culture, and contributions! Check out the posters and QR codes around school. Every morning, we'll test your knowledge and ask a question, so listen up for your chance to submit your answers!

Note: The Google Form for answer submissions can be found via the QR code posted in every classroom!