Today marks day one of Neurodiversity Celebration Week! Learn about all the exciting events taking place this week and how you can participate by visiting

Spring is in the air.. 🌸

This season, you can give a student the gift of warmth and hope, at: https://t.co/XnRWsnbM2f

Giving Tuesday is a week away! 🎉 We’re raising funds for our Student Emergency Needs Program which provides individual @PeelSchools students with food, clothing, and other necessities. Learn more here: https://t.co/IM30FpV6n7

To limit and track school visitors, only essential visitors will be permitted into the school. As required by Peel Public Health, visitors must sign-in upon entry and sign out when they leave.

We ask that students who bring their own personal items to school return home with them daily. Personal belongings can be kept at hooks/cubbies/lockers as per normal practice. When using hooks/cubbies/lockers, physical distancing rules must be followed.

As per direction from Peel Public Health, all elementary students must perform a daily screening at home before arriving to school. All secondary students, including staff and visitors are required to conduct daily on-site self-screening before entering the school every day.

Schools will reopen next week on Sept. 9, 2021 for the 2021-22 school year with enhanced health and safety protocols. We can’t wait to welcome you all back for another year of learning and inspiration. See you on Sept. 9, #PeelFam!

On July 12, the Learning Model survey will be emailed to families to confirm their plans for the 2021-22 school year. (1/2)

We need all our Children from Every Residential School to come home. Lets go get them. ❤️ Note: For all those asking for an image for shirts, please use this one if you want. Its free to use and no need to credit me. 🙏🏾 Tanya Kappo Christi Belcourt

Last day of classes for PDSB elementary schools is Tuesday, June 29.

Although the official #InternationalDayOfPink took place during Spring Break, students and staff will recognize this day in schools today to raise awareness about and to oppose bullying, homophobia and transphobia. Choose kindness today and always.

In these uncertain times, the most vulnerable people in our communities need us more than ever. Today on #WorldDownSyndromeDay, let's continue to care for, empower those with Down syndrome and celebrate the unique talents & strengths that they each have to offer. @WorldDSDay

The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination is observed to highlight individuals, communities and societies that continue to suffer from the injustice & stigma of racism. It is the responsibility of all of us to end this stigma & its effects.

On @un’s International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, and every day, we must choose action to proactively eliminate racism in all forms and be inclusive in our school communities and beyond. #FightRacism Learn more at https://t.co/bFssv5qdCO

Naw Ruz Mubarak to all who are celebrating in our community today.

Would you mind if vaccines were provided 24/7, even if it meant you might have to get your vaccine at 3 am? I wouldn't and I think most Ontarians wouldn't mind either. Anytime. Any place. RT if you support 24/7 vaccinations. Trying to prove a point.

📢NEW TIMELINE📢 The Elementary Regional Learning Choices Programs application deadline has been extended to March 5. More info: https://t.co/g631aUHSc0

On Feb.16, under the direction of Peel Public Health, we'll begin the process of enhanced screening for returning elementary students & active screening for staff. Each family will need to complete a “Peel Public Health Screening Tool” prior to the start of each school day.

Pop-up testing is available at two @PeelSchools to increase the accessibility of testing in areas where they're not readily available. Barondale Public School Feb. 12, 9am to 1pm Feb. 13, 2 to 6pm Whitehorn Public School Feb. 13, 2 to 6pm MORE: