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| Shelley Laskin, Trustee
Toronto District School Board
Ward 8: Eglinton-Lawrence & Toronto-St Paul's
416-395-8787
Shelley.Laskin@tdsb.on.ca
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| Week of November 14, 2021
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"In a world where you can be anything, be kind."World Kindness Day is a global day that promotes the importance of being kind to each other, to yourself, and to the world. The purpose of this day, celebrated on November 13 of each year, is to help everyone understand that compassion for others is what binds us all together.
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In this Issue:- COVID-19 Vaccinations
- Team Toronto Kids COVID-19 vaccination plan released for five to 11 year-olds
- TPH Update
- Requests for Switching Between Learning Models
- Destreaming Grade 9 Courses for the 2022-23 School Year
- Board Meetings this Week
- TDSB System Calendar
- School Council Grants
- TDSB Winter Clothing Drive - Updated
- School Open Houses and Information Nights
- Save the Date - November 18 Virtual Ward 8 Forum - PIAC/FSLCAC Elections and "Combatting Hate"
- New Invitations - Bridging the Gap - November 27 and 28 PIAC Parent Conference; TPH Webinars about COVID-19 Vaccines for Children Aged 5-11; from 4:30-5:30; Making Evidence-Based Choices for Black Children’s Health & Education - November 16 from 6-8pm; Centre of Excellence for Black Student Achievement – Community Consultations;
- Items From Last Week - Worth Repeating - Indigenous Education Month; Share Your Voice: Consultation on the new Specialized Schools and Programs Policy; Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) Awards; Early French Immersion; School Council Training; Restarting School Immunization Programs; No Dogs Allowed on School Property; TDSB Student Senate Information Meeting – November 15, 2022 from 4:30-5:30
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COVID-19 UpdateVaccines have always been about public health. It’s not about you. It’s about us.
The most important thing we can continue to do for ourselves and others, especially children who cannot yet be vaccinated is to get our shot. Let’s keep going Toronto. Our 90% vaccine target is within reach.
Vaccine Opportunities This WeekThe TDSB will continue to help facilitate vaccination opportunities and clinics within our schools, together with local health partners as we have over recent months. This week's clinics are for those born in 2009 and earlier - no appointment is needed.
COVID-19 AdvisoriesCOVID-19 Advisories - This page provides a list of the active confirmed cases and resolved cases of COVID-19 among students and/or staff in TDSB schools. Please note that all schools where there is a confirmed case of COVID-19 will receive a letter from Toronto Public Health (TPH) to inform them about the possible exposure.
- As of November 12 at 10:30 a.m. 5,530 cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Ontario's publicly funded schools in the past 14 days. Of those cases, 868 are students, 107 are staff, and five are not identified. Two of the 4,844 schools in the province are currently closed.
- In the TDSB, as of November 12 at 4:15, there were 253 student cases and 38 staff cases with 230 cases resolved. No schools were closed.
Update on the Implementation of the Mandatory Staff Vaccination ProcedureThe TDSB continues to connect with staff who are not in compliance with the TDSB’s COVID-19 Vaccination Procedure while focusing on service continuity.
This week, a small number of staff completed their attestation, allowing them to return to work. Messages were sent out to Principals and Executive Officers providing them the list of staff who, as of November 22 would be placed on non-disciplinary administrative leave of absence without pay. Based on any potential absences, they have been asked to identify any pressure points so we can prepare and support them where necessary. Letters have again been sent out to impacted staff, including those who have not attested, to encourage them to comply with the procedure, and to inform them of the consequence for non-compliance. We will continue to support our students, staff and communities as we implement this procedure.
Below, is the TDSB staff disclosure data as of 4:30 p.m., November 11, 2021
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Team Toronto Kids COVID-19 vaccination plan released for five to 11 year-olds
"Today, Mayor John Tory and Dr. Eileen de Villa, Toronto’s Medical Officer of Health, announced the Team Toronto five to 11 year-olds vaccination plan readying the City for the expected approval and delivery of the vaccine for this age group later this month. For more than six weeks, Toronto Public Health and Team Toronto partners have been preparing to vaccinate this population. The plan outlined today is needs-based, data-driven, and equity-focused which will provide access to COVID-19 vaccinations to more than 200,000 eligible five to 11 year-olds living in Toronto.
Team Toronto will place every available resource into a multi-pronged clinic delivery model once the vaccine is approved and delivered by the province. This model includes large fixed-site clinics – including the five City-run immunization clinics – school-based clinics, hospital and community-based clinics, more than 450 pharmacies and a number of pediatric and family physician practices.
Through a needs-based and equity data analysis, Toronto Public Health has identified 30 neighbourhoods for the first roll-out of the school-based clinics. The analysis included COVID-19 case rate during wave four of the COVID-19 pandemic and vaccination rates in the 12 to 17 year-old population as a proxy for anticipated vaccine uptake in five to 11 year olds. The analysis also included the percentage of residents in each neighbourhood who fall below the low income measure, the proportion of racialized individuals, and the percentage of people living in crowded housing...
To further support the vaccination uptake, Team Toronto continues to host a number of education sessions, webinars, and town halls for parents and guardians, newcomers, physicians, community agencies and ambassadors. These educational opportunities are augmented by hospital COVID-19 vaccination telephone consultation services. Team Toronto will continue to add additional parent and caregiver town halls as well as targeted multilingual and neighbourhood-based telephone town halls in the coming weeks.
In order to increase awareness, the plan will be supported by a comprehensive advertising campaign including out of home, print, broadcast, digital and social media in multiple languages. The campaign will use refreshed, kid-friendly creative aimed at parents and caregivers of children 5 to 11 years, connecting them to more information at toronto.ca/covid19 and encouraging vaccine uptake in this cohort.
Team Toronto’s vaccination campaign is a city-wide partnership between Toronto Public Health, the City of Toronto, local school boards, Toronto hospitals, Ontario Health Teams (OHTs), local health care organizations, more than 155 Community organizations, family health teams, pediatricians, pharmacies and social service providers..."
Note: All indication is approval is weeks away. It can't come soon enough!
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Toronto Public Health Update
TPH Information:
- Call Toronto Public Health 416-338-7600 8:30 am to 8:00 pm / 7 days a week
- Text the word VACCINE to 1-833-750-0888 to be connected with resources including appointment bookings & information on vaccines
- Follow TPH on Instagram/Twitter (@TOpublichealth)
- Visit toronto.ca/covid19
- Vaccine Clinics in Toronto
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Requests for Switching Between Learning Models
When all TDSB students completed a Selection Form for in-person or virtual learning for the 2021-22 school year, we communicated that there would be one opportunity to switch between in-person and virtual learning in February 2022.
In order to plan ahead for students to switch between in-person and virtual learning for February 2022, families and students requesting a change must complete the Switch Form. Families and students who do not wish to make a change do not need to complete a form. While we cannot guarantee that all requests for a switch can be met, it is our goal to accommodate as many as possible based on available programs and space (e.g. French Immersion, Extended French, Specialized Programs, Alternative Schools, other limited circumstances).
- Elementary - The Switch Form for elementary students will be open between November 26 to December 3. Families and students who do not wish to make a change do not need to complete a form. Classes will reflect changes due to switches beginning on February 22, 2022.
- Secondary - We are waiting for data from the secondary student check-in survey and the secondary teacher ThoughtExchange to inform plans for Semester 2. Details will be shared with families and students so they can make an informed decision regarding switch requests. Semester 2 classes will reflect changes due to switches beginning on February 3, 2022.
Please note we supported the Ontario Public School Boards' request to the Ministry of Education "On behalf of our member boards, we know the time is right to ask for the Ministry of Education, as soon as possible, to permit school boards to make a local decision regarding a return to a normal semestered calendar, with regular cohorts, more normal timetabling, and increased options for vaccinated student participation in extracurriculars and sports."
To date there has been no response. However, Toronto Public Health told us that they could only support the Ministry decision if we reach our goal of 90% of all eligible are fully vaccinated. For the sake of our students and staff, please get vaccinated.
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Destreaming Grade 9 Courses for the 2022-23 School Year
Thursday, the Ministry of Education shared with school boards that beginning September 2022, all Grade 9 subjects will be offered in one stream, including science, English, Canadian geography and French as a second language. The memo provided boards with the course codes and descriptions to be used in course registration processes and materials for the 2022-23 school year.
As part of our Multi-Year Strategic Plan, the TDSB has supported the majority of Grade 9 and 10 students to study academic-level courses for a number of years. The Ministry also noted it will be releasing an addendum for the Grade 10 math courses to support the transition from de-streamed math to current math courses. At this time, Locally Developed Compulsory Credit course policy remains unchanged.
Sincere appreciation to all TDSB teachers and research staff who have been supporting this decision for our students in our schools for a number of years.
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Board Meetings This Week
November 15 - Organizational Board Meeting - Public Session 6:00pm - Agenda - “Organizational Meeting” means the annual regular meeting at which the Board’s Chair and Vice-Chair are elected, committees (including Standing Committees, Statutory Committees and Community Advisory Committees) are established, and Trustee members are appointed to committees and external organization.
November 17 - Special Planning & Priorities Committee - 4:30pm - Agenda- 14.1 Long-Term Program and Accommodation Strategy 2021-2030
Ward 8 Studies- Underway Emerging Capital - Priority Explore opportunities to secure space for up to 800 elementary pupil places within the Yonge-Eglinton area. This will include the pursuit of innovative partnerships with the City of Toronto and the broader development community. This will require a long-term capital funding solution and the acquisition of a site and/or strata ownership to ensure that the ability to accommodate long-term enrolment growth is secured. The provision of new elementary school capacity has also been acknowledged as an infrastructure priority by Toronto City Council.
- Underway Emerging Capital Priority - Submit a business case to support the construction of additional pupil places (5 classrooms) at Davisville Jr. PS. This is a previously-approved replacement school that requires additional pupil places.
- Underway Program Priority - French-as-a-Second Language (FSL) Review - In June 2019, staff received direction from the Board of Trustees to move forward with the implementation of the recommendations. Over the next several years, the TDSB will continue to phase in changes and enhancements to French programs, which are all aimed at improving accessibility to French Programs for students. The phase out of Extended French and phase in of Middle French Immersion will help support the establishment of a single program model with two entry points: Junior Kindergarten French Immersion beginning September 2022 and Grade 4 Middle French Immersion, which began in September 2021.
- Underway Program Priority - Continue with the Secondary Program Review, beginning with a focus on small collegiates through a series of Pupil Accommodation Reviews. These reviews will be undertaken over a three-year period as soon as the Provincial moratorium is lifted. Staff will continue to work strategically at a system level to examine the distribution and viability of
- Underway Program Priority - The revised Optional Attendance Policy and new Specialized Schools and Programs Policy will be presented for approval in early 2022. The Secondary Program Review will also include a review of secondary Alternative Schools for the 2021-22 school year, the outcomes of which may inform future studies to be identified in the Long-Term Program and Accommodation Strategy.
- 2021-22 Non Operating School Site Study - Explore a review of the non-operating school site, Glen Rush, vacant land located at 77 Glen Rush Boulevard, to determine if it is a candidate for potential surplus declaration and sale.
- 2021-22 Non Operating School Site Study - Explore a review of the non-operating school site, CB Parsons, located at 2999 Dufferin Street and leased to a private school, to determine if a portion of the site is a candidate for potential surplus declaration and sale.
- 2021-22 Development Redirection Study - Explore the redirection of three new residential developments in the attendance area of Eglinton Jr. PS to align with existing practice. Rippleton PS will be explored as the interim holding site for these developments.
- 2022-23 Development Redirection Study - Explore the redirection of proposed new residential development within the Oriole Park Jr. PS attendance area into North Preparatory Jr. PS, including a study of intermediate school pathways.
- 2022-23 Pupil Accommodation Review - Explore a review with Oakwood CI, Jarvis CI, Forest Hill CI, York Memorial CI, Humberside CI, North Toronto CI and Bloor CI to address declining enrolment and underutilization at Oakwood CI. Due to the area impacted by this review, there may be additional schools included as the scope of potential changes evolves.
- 2023-24 Grade Change Study - Explore a grade change to determine the long-term accommodation solution for the Grade 6 Davisville students (regular track) accommodated at Hodgson MS.
- 2023-24 Boundary Change Study - Explore a boundary change between Deer Park Jr. & Sr. PS, Forest Hill Jr. & Sr. PS, including associated secondary pathways, to address instances of dividing neighbouring addresses along residential streets.
- 2024-25 Boundary Change Study - Subject to the timing and outcome(s) of the Secondary Program Review, explore a review of shared attendance areas that are currently directed to either Northern SS or York Mills CI to determine a single home school. The impacted feeder schools are St. Andrew's MS, Bedford Park PS and Glenview Sr. PS.
- 2024-25 Boundary Change Study - Subject to the timing and outcome(s) of the Secondary Program Review, explore a review of shared attendance areas that are currently directed to either Northern SS or Lawrence Park CI to determine a single home school. The impacted feeder schools are Ledbury Park E & MS, St. Andrew's MS and Glenview Sr. PS.
- 2024-25 Boundary Change Study - Explore a review of the existing attendance areas of Allenby Jr. PS, John Ross Robertson Jr. PS and North Preparatory Jr. PS.
- 2024-25 Pupil Accommodation Review - Explore a review of Lawrence Heights MS and its feeder schools, Flemington PS, Joyce PS and Glen Park PS to address underutilization within the area.
- 2024-25 Development Redirection Study - Explore opportunities to end historical redirections of residential development from Eglinton Jr. PS and return these addresses back to their appropriate schools, either Eglinton Jr. PS or John Fisher Jr. PS.
- 2027-28 Pupil Accommodation Review - Explore a review of Fairbank Memorial Jr. PS, General Mercer Jr. PS, FH Miller Jr. PS and Fairbank PS to address existing and projected underutilization in the area.
- TBD Emerging Capital Priority - Explore the construction of a replacement JK-8 elementary school (pupil places TBD) on an adjacent site as part of the Lawrence Heights revitalization project. The planned Pupil Accommodation Review will inform the size and program offerings at this proposed new school.
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TDSB System Calendar
There are many ways for parents/guardians and school community members to get involved, learn, connect and participate in TDSB activities and events. Visit this page often and see what's coming up!
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School Council Grants
School Councils may submit one request for supports up to $1,500 to support initiatives/ activities that engage parents/ caregivers (including virtual), and builds School Councils’ capacity around Human Rights, Equity, Anti-Racism, Anti-Indigenous and Anti-Black Racism. School Councils may collaborate and submit one application; however, allocation will remain at a maximum of $1,500 per school. The grants application will open on Monday, November 15, 2021 and close on Wednesday, December 1, 2021. School Councils should visit the grants page at https://www.tdsb.on.ca/Community/How-to-Get-Involved/Parent-Reaching-Out-Grants/School-Council-Grants-Applications for further details.
The School Council grants is one of the initiatives supported by the Parents Partnership Fund-Parent Reaching Out Grant.
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TDSB Winter Clothing Drive - Updated
Clarification - Please note this drive is for cash donations or in-kind new clothing.
One in every three children lives in poverty right here in our city and too many children come to school without proper clothing to keep them warm during the winter months. In addition, many TDSB students are new to Canada and this may be their first time experiencing a Canadian winter.
Our need for winter outerwear is greater this year. Canada is welcoming newcomer families from Afghanistan and the TDSB is welcoming many of these newly arrived students into our schools. The newcomer students are adjusting to their first Canadian winter and can benefit from your generous support. The students need proper winter outerwear such as coats, boots, mitts and hats to be able to attend school. This year’s Winter Clothing Drive will run from October 2021 to the end of February 2022. Donations are accepted.
We will also accept new winter outwear items. Due to potential health & safety, hygiene, sorting and storage limitations, the TDSB can only accept new clothing items. Tax receipts are available for these donations. Contact the Business Development department at BusinessDevelopment@tdsb.on.ca for more information about how to donate new outwear items. 100% of all proceeds and in-kind donations go to benefit our students.
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School Open Houses and Information Nights
To help you make an informed decision when choosing a school, TDSB schools will host virtual open houses and information sessions (live or pre-recorded) for parents/guardians and students between November and January. Learn everything you need to know about our incredible variety of schools, programs and courses. Please note that some schools are hosting “live” virtual open houses that families can join in real time, during the specified date and time. Please check this page regularly, as schools will continue to post information about virtual open house dates/times and available pre-recorded information sessions. You can view the prerecorded sessions at any time by clicking the link provided. If you have questions about a specific school or open house, please contact the school directly for more information.
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Thursday - Virtual Ward 8 Forum - PIAC/FSLCAC Elections and "Combatting Hate"Thursday, November 18 from 6:30-8:30
At the Ward Forum from 6:30-7:00 we will be holding elections for both our representative and alternate of the Parent Involvement Advisory Committee (PIAC) and an alternate for the French as a Second Language Community Advisory Committee (FSLCAC). These are critical positions to ensure our Ward is well represented and are 2-year terms.
- The purpose of the Parent Involvement Advisory Committee (PIAC) is to support, encourage and enhance parent engagement at the board level in order to improve student achievement and wellbeing. O. Reg. 330/10, s. 6.
- The French as a Second Language Advisory Committee (FSLCAC) is a parent advisory committee of the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) to support parents and to be their voice on French programs at the Board.
Nominations closed Friday and we received three nominations for PIAC! There were no nominations for FSLCAC, but if you are interested, please let me know directly. A list of candidates and their bios will be posted on November 15, 2021 on the Trustee's page at: https://www.tdsb.on.ca/ward8/.
From 7:00 - 8:30 we will host a session for parents and caregivers on "Combatting Online Hate" - program description:
- The internet and social media are confusing and everchanging spaces for parents, guardians and caregivers to understand! This presentation will explore how young people use social media, the challenges they face, and how hateful content manifests online. We will explore resources which will help you support young people in becoming responsible digital citizens and managing difficult situations online. Bring your questions and concerns and connect with others to work towards supportive and empathetic strategies to guide your children through the online world.
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PIAC Annual Conference: Bridging the Gap - November 27 & 28
Parents, guardians and caregivers are invited to join us for a free, two-day virtual events organized by parents for parents, school councils, students and community members. The event, hosted in partnership by the Parent Involvement Advisory Council (PIAC) and the TDSB is an opportunity to engage with others from across the TDSB as we learn and share best practices, reconnect mentally and socially with ourselves, our schools and our communities. Hear from speakers and participate in workshops focused on bridging gaps in our schools in mental health, parent engagement, curriculum and school councils.
Hear from two amazing keynote speakers: Colleen Russell-Rawlins, TDSB Director of Education on Saturday and Dwayne Matthews, innovation evangelist and future of education strategist on Sunday.
Registration is now open! Registration closes on November 25, 2021. Participants must register in advance. See the full Program Agenda and check out the Workshops.
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TPH Webinars about COVID-19 Vaccines for Children Aged 5-11
Toronto Public Health is hosting a webinar for parents and guardians about the COVID-19 vaccine for children aged 5 to 11. Please see the flyer from Toronto Public Health for more information. Presented by Dr. Vinita Dubey, TPH Associate Medical Officer of Health, the webinar will cover:
- Information on COVID-19 vaccines in children
- Facts about vaccines and fertility
- COVID-19 vaccination and schools
- Tips and approaches to address vaccine hesitancy
No registration is required. There is one session remaining:
- Monday, November 15, 2021 - 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Click here to join online or join by telephone: 416-915-6530 Access Code 2460 732 7459
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Making Evidence-Based Choices for Black Children’s Health & Education - November 16 from 6-8pm
The Centre of Excellence for Black Student Achievement in collaboration with Black Physicians’ Association of Ontario, the Black Scientists’ Taskforce on Vaccine Equity and the Black Health Vaccine Initiative is hosting a webinar to share information with Black families, caregivers and staff about the COVID-19 infection and vaccine - this webinar will explore vaccine hesitancy and support families in making evidence-based choices for Black children's health and education.
Participants are invited to ask questions directly to health care professionals about the vaccine and children’s health. Event Details and Registration. Zoom details will be provided by the event organizer leading up to the event. Parents, caregivers, students, community members and staff are cordially invited.
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Centre of Excellence for Black Student Achievement – Community Consultations
The Centre of Excellence for Black Student Achievement in collaboration with select community partner organizations are facilitating a series of community consultations. Community members and parents of students who self-identify as Black are invited to register for a virtual session.
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Indigenous Education Month
Days of Significance for Indigenous Education Month
- Louis Riel Day, November 16
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Share Your Voice: Consultation on the new Specialized Schools and Programs Policy
Students from across the TDSB are welcomed into a variety of specialized programs including arts-focused schools, specialized programs in math, science and technology, CyberArts and International Baccalaureate. These specialized programs and schools are part of our commitment to ensure students have opportunity and variety in their school experiences.
You’re invited join our online consultations to learn more, ask questions and share your feedback:
- Thursday, November 18, 2021, 7:00-9:00 pm – Public Consultation Webinar
- Monday, November 22, 2021, 1:00-3:00 pm – Public Consultation Webinar
- Monday, November 22, 2021, 7:00-9:00 pm – Public Consultation Webinar
- If you are unable to register online and participating by phone, please call 416-395-3626 to pre-register
- If you require an interpreter on November 18 or 22, please complete this google form by Friday, November 12 at 3:00pm
- Included on the policy consultation website is a link to a feedback survey which will be live from November 1, 2021 and December 17, 2021.
- If you require a paper copy of the survey, please contact your child’s school after November 8. A paper version will be sent home with your child within a few days along with an envelope for its confidential return to the school.
This feedback will be used to inform the draft policy, which will then be presented to Trustees for review at the Governance and Policy Committee in Winter 2022. If passed, it will be presented to the full Board of Trustees in Winter 2022. If approved, it would be in place for the student application process for the 2022-23 school year.
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Early French Immersion
Students who will be entering Junior Kindergarten and Senior Kindergarten in 2022 will be eligible to apply to the Early French Immersion program during the November 2021 application period. All information and the online application are available at www.tdsb.on.ca/french website or click on Early French Immersion. Early French Immersion: Applications must be completed online between November 1 and November 26.
French Immersion Virtual Web Chat Information Sessions for families interested in the application and placement process for the Early French Immersion program (JK and SK Entry for September 2022 only) will be held in November 2021. Please note: To participate in a live scheduled web chat, please visit this web page and a link will be available to join on the dates/times as outlined.
- November 8, 2021 - 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
- November 15, 2021 - 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
- November 23, 2021 - 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) Awards
The TDSB would like to honour the creative ways in which Gender Sexuality Alliances (GSAs) across the Toronto District School Board(TDSB) have supported 2SLGBTQ+ students throughout the pandemic. Apply now to the Director's Gender and Sexuality Alliance Awards.
TDSB GSAs have provided unwavering support to 2SLGBTQ+ students during this pandemic. To help ensure that support continues and expands, this fall/winter eight prizes of $1,000 each will be awarded to GSAs from across the TDSB that operated during the 2019-20 and 2020-21 academic school year. Then in the spring of 2022, another four prizes also valuing $1,000, will be awarded. The application deadline is Friday, December 3, 2021 at 4 p.m. Please send applications to GSAAwards@tdsb.on.ca.
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School Council Training 2021-22
Welcome to School Council! We are here to support you. For more information please contact your Community Support Worker (CSW). Find these events with more information and links on the tdsbHUB.ca calendar.
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Virtual Drop-Ins
Our Professional Support Services team offers weekly virtual drop-in times where you can connect directly with a staff member to help answer questions and provide support to help you and your child. The drop-ins are beginning this week.
➡️Tuesdays 10-11 am
➡️Wednesdays 7-8 pm (Complex Needs)
➡️Thursdays 7-8 pm
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Restarting School Immunization Program Clinics
Have a child in grade 7 & above attending in-person learning? Toronto Public Health is restarting its publicly funded school vaccination program to protect students in grades 7 and up from hepatitis B, human papillomavirus and meningococcal disease. Students can receive these vaccinations by appointment only at city-run immunization sites. You can now book their appointment here http://tphbookings.ca.
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Respect the Rules - No Dogs Allowed on School Grounds
Dogs are not allowed on school property at any time. Many people are surprised to learn that City of Toronto By-Laws and TDSB Policy prohibit dogs (leashed or unleashed) being on school property.
Please respect children’s play spaces. And please do not verbally abuse TDSB caretaking staff - I am hearing that when caretakers onsite try and inform dog owners, they are met with threats and intimidation.
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TDSB Student Senate Information Meeting – November 15, 2022 from 4:30-5:30
Interested students in Grades 7 – 11 are invited to an information meeting to learn more about the roles and responsibilities of Student Senate Executive, Student Senate mandate and the upcoming election. Students will also have an opportunity to ask questions.
This meeting will be held via Zoom and will be hosted by Indigenous Student Trustee Isaiah Shafqat and Student Trustees Evan Woo and Jyoti Dadhich.
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School Year Calendar 2021-2022- Board-wide PA Day - November 19, 2021
- The last day before the Winter Break is December 17, 2021
- First day back from Winter Break is January 3, 2022
- The last day of class for elementary students is June 30, 2022
- The last day of class for secondary students is June 29, 2022
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