Friendly Friday Update, Sept. 16th – 20th
Parents and Guardians are invited to review this week’s Friendly Friday Update which includes a Week at a Glance, Upcoming Dates, and information to support student learning, safety and faith development.
Year: 2024
P.A. Day Disclosure: Friday, September 27, 2024
Friday, September 27, 2024, will be a P.A. Day in York Catholic District School Board (YCDSB) elementary and secondary schools.
In accordance with the Ministry of Education’s Regulation 304, “School Year Calendar, Professional Activity Days,” the YCDSB is providing the following summary of staff activities for the P.A. Day on Friday, September 27, 2024.
YCDSB P.A. Day: Friday,
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Parents and Guardians are invited to review this week’s Friendly Friday Update which includes a Week at a Glance, Upcoming Dates, and information to support student learning, safety and faith development.
St. Angela Merici CES Corn Roast Social and Open House
2024-2029 Long Term Accommodation Plan
We would like your input on the Draft 2024-2029 Long Term Accommodation Plan (LTAP) as presented at the Board meeting on April 30, 2024. A project page to provide you with information has been created on the YCDSB website for your reference.
The LTAP is a comprehensive, multi-year document that guides future accommodation planning
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Elementary Student Registrations
The York Catholic District School Board, which is one of the top-performing school boards in the province, welcomes New and Returning Students for the 2024-2025 school year! Registrations for students entering elementary school, as well as assessments for secondary students who are new to Canada, will take place at the Board’s head office, the Catholic Education Centre during the summer.
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