The Peel board has a limited number of spaces available for students interested in grade 1 French Immersion. At this time, the grade 1 FI enrolment cap is set at 25 per cent of all Peel students enrolling in grade 1. A random selection process is used to determine which students will be offered spaces in the grade 1 FI program. For more information visit www.peelschools.org/French call your nearest French Immersion school talk with parents who have children in the French Immersion program visit the Canadian Parents for French website at http://on.cpf.ca What you need to know about cannabis legalization On Oct. 17, 2018, cannabis was made legal by the federal government. The Peel District School Board remains committed to maintain school and work environments that are totally free of smoke. The vaping, smoking, holding or use of lighted tobacco, cannabis, herbal material (or any other combustible material) and electronic smoking devices are prohibited at all Peel schools and worksites. Please visit our school website for more information and links to resources. The launches this November Student Census The Peel District School Board is committed to providing the very best learning environments so that students can achieve personal excellence. In order to do this, the Peel board will launch all its first this November. Student Census The census findings will help the board and our schools to: better understand student populations and school communities. identify and eliminate barriers to student success, inclusion and well-being. establish effective programs and reallocate resources to where they are needed most. Who will participate? Students in grades 4 to 12 will be invited to complete in class during Nov. 19 the Student Census to 30, 2018. The questionnaire will take approximately one class period to complete, and will include questions that ask students about themselves and their experiences in and outside of school. Parents/guardians of students in kindergarten to grade 3 will receive the questionnaire to fill out on behalf of their child(ren). Questionnaires will be sent home in early November with your child’s progress report.
The Peel board has a limited number of spaces available for students interested in grade 1 French Immersion. At this time, the grade 1 FI enrolment cap is set at 25 per cent of all Peel students enrolling in grade 1. A random selection process is used to determine which students will be offered spaces in the grade 1 FI program. For more information visit www.peelschools.org/French call your nearest French Immersion school talk with parents who have children in the French Immersion program visit the Canadian Parents for French website at http://on.cpf.ca What you need to know about cannabis legalization On Oct. 17, 2018, cannabis was made legal by the federal government. The Peel District School Board remains committed to maintain school and work environments that are totally free of smoke. The vaping, smoking, holding or use of lighted tobacco, cannabis, herbal material (or any other combustible material) and electronic smoking devices are prohibited at all Peel schools and worksites. Please visit our school website for more information and links to resources. The Student Census launches this November The Peel District School Board is committed to providing the very best learning environments so that all students can achieve personal excellence. In order to do this, the Peel board will launch its first Student Census this November. The census findings will help the board and our schools to: better understand student populations and school communities. identify and eliminate barriers to student success, inclusion and well-being. establish effective programs and reallocate resources to where they are needed most. Who will participate? Students in grades 4 to 12 will be invited to complete the Student Census in class during Nov. 19 to 30, 2018. The questionnaire will take approximately one class period to complete, and will include questions that ask students about themselves and their experiences in and outside of school. Parents/guardians of students in kindergarten to grade 3 will receive the questionnaire to fill out on behalf of their child(ren). Questionnaires will be sent home in early November with your child’s progress report.
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