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Upcoming Events
November 4: Town Hall for Parents/Guardians/Caregivers of Students with Disabilities/Special Education Needs
Date: November 4, 2024
Time: 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Location: Virtual or In-person (TDSB Board Office, 5050 Yonge St.)
TDSB’s Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) includes volunteers who advise the TDSB on how to improve special education programs and services. We want your feedback and to learn from your experience.
TDSB SEAC is hosting a Town Hall. This is an opportunity for families who have a child with a disability/special education needs to share their experiences at school.
We will ask you 2 questions:
1. What barriers to learning have you and your child encountered in school?
2. What recommendations do you have to enhance services and experiences for students receiving special education services?
We will use this information to help develop recommendations for the TDSB on how it can better serve these students. The Town Hall is not set up to give you advice on how to navigate TDSB services. Families needing help with this regarding their child’s services should contact their school’s principal and superintendent.
At the Town Hall, you will get up to 5 minutes to share your experiences. If you want to attend in-person or online, please complete this registration form. If instead, you would like to submit a pre-recorded video, your written comments, or even an artistic piece, email it to lianne.dixon@tdsb.on.ca.
At the Town Hall and in any feedback you send in, to respect privacy, please do not use the names of specific staff or schools. SEAC cannot investigate specific problems. We want to learn from your feedback on what system-wide reforms we should recommend to TDSB.
November 20: Joint Ward Forum: Digital Media Literacy
Wednesday, November 20th from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM Via Zoom
Join Trustee Sara Ehrhardt, and Trustee Michelle Aarts for a special virtual ward forum.
It can be challenging to sort fact from fiction online, and an increase in hate speech, alongside ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence tools, have made it even harder.
This virtual workshop, led by CIVIX, is designed to help parents/caregivers learn simple skills for spotting misinformation in the context of social media platforms and AI.
All parents/ guardians/ caregivers, students, staff, and members of school communities in Toronto-Danforth and Beaches-East York are welcome to attend.
We look forward to seeing you there!