Come visit our school's EarlyON Centre which is open Monday to Friday, 9am-12:30pm. Parents and caregivers with children from birth to 6 years of age are invited to attend this free program. Join in a variety of fun, play-based learning activities with your child including water/sand play, playdough, art, circle time, gym time, and more! Healthy snacks are also provided for children. Meet other adults in our school community and talk to our Parent Worker about any parenting or child development concerns or questions you may have! Contact Corey Helm at corey.helm@tdsb.on.ca

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A Message from TDSB Ward 15 Trustee Sara Erhardt:

"We recently learned that without an increase in provincial funding there is a projected deficit of $35 million for the 2024-25 school year......."

Supporting students and fostering daily positive mental health and well-being in all school communities is a priority at the TDSB. Visit the MHWB website to access mental health toolkits, identity affirming resources, and information about a variety of wellness topics. Whether you need immediate support, or want to learn more about a particular topic, there’s information and support available.

To learn more about the ongoing TDSB budget process, and to watch recordings of the online Budget Town Halls, visit www.tdsb.on.ca/budget. Visit the web page regularly for ongoing updates.

Your child’s education: a parent guide to our school system: https://www.ontario.ca/page/your-childs-education-parent-guide-our-school-system

April is World Autism Awareness Month. Autismspeaks.ca has released a docuseries, Life on the Spectrum, that highlights the "lived experiences of autistic Canadians and their families, coast to coast to coast. This innovative multimedia storytelling initiative drives social change through education and increased understanding. We are committed to autistic representation at every level of development, production and dissemination of the documentaries. We hope by sharing first-hand accounts of autistic Canadians, we can increase understanding and acceptance of autistic people; drive real inclusion and inspire social change across Canada."

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Sharing the Spectrum, an Autism Canada podcast, is an online production celebrating the diversity of people on the autism spectrum. The podcast is an entertaining and engaging series of recordings by various experts and friends of the Autism Canada community sharing relevant topics about the spectrum including parenting, employment, education, nutrition and more.