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What's New
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Important update on recent events, COVID-19 impacts and the Ministry Review of PDSB
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On June 1, 2020, the Peel District School Board's Director of Education shared an update regarding recent events, National Indigenous History Month and Pride Month, report card distribution, device collection, student access to school to retrieve personal items, and the Ministry of Education's review.
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Message from Peel District School Board Director of Education: Heavy Week – Anti-Black racism across North America is nothing new
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Click on 'Full Story' to read the message to families from Director of Education Peter Joshua.
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Ministry of Education shares letter with families regarding extended school closures
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On May 19, the Ministry of Education announced that all publicly funded schools in Ontario, including those in the Peel District School Board, will remain closed for the remainder of the school year, to help limit the spread of COVID-19. Minister of Education Stephen Lecce shared a  letter to families regarding the extended school closures.
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Peel board schools and worksites to remain closed for the remainder of this school year
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The Ministry of Education officially announced that all publicly funded schools in Ontario will remain closed for the remainder of this school year to further prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Peel board takes immediate action on Ministry of Education Review directives
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After consultations with students, staff, families, trustees and community members, today, the Ministry of Education released its final report on the Peel District School Board's review. A joint statement from the Chair of the Board Brad MacDonald and Director of Education Peter Joshua can be found here.
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Peel families invited to join Forest of Reading virtually and read-along with Canadian authors
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From June 2 to 5, the Peel District School Board will host its annual Forest of Reading Celebration online to celebrate literacy. The week-long celebrations will feature nine renowned Canadian authors reading their books during a live segment, and answering questions submitted by Peel students. It will be available on the main page of the board's YouTube channel.
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