91̽�� School Board - Catholic High School,Kindergarten, Mississauga Catholic, Brampton Catholic, Caledon Catholic

Weather Cancellations

Wed, 04 Dec 2024 19:56:53 GMT

COMMUNITY INFORMATION BULLETIN: Weather Related Bus Cancellations and System Closures - November 2024

BUS CANCELLATIONS

During the winter months, inclement weather and/or poor road conditions may cause the disruption of bus transportation and regular school operations. If buses are cancelled in a certain zone/region, schools will remain open to staff and students.

STUDENT TRANSPORTATION ZONES

For student transportation purposes, schools located in Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon (Peel Region), which are served by Student Transportation of Peel Region (STOPR), are divided into three transportation zones, ZONE 1, ZONE 2 and ZONE 3. Please refer to the Weather Zone Map and School Lists to find which zone your school is located within.

For student transportation purposes, 91̽��'s three schools located in Dufferin County (Orangeville), St. Andrew, St. Benedict, St. Peter Catholic Elementary Schools, are served by Service de Transport de Wellington-Dufferin Student Transportation Service (STWDSTS). Although R.F. Hall Catholic Secondary School is located in Peel Region, a significant segment of the school’s student population is transported from Dufferin County by STWDSTS.

NOTE: ALL R.F. HALL CATHOLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENT TRANSPORTATION IS CANCELLED ON DAYS WHEN BUSES ARE CANCELLED IN EITHER STOPR ZONE 3 OR IN DUFFERIN COUNTY ONLY.

WHAT IF MY SCHOOL IS LOCATED IN A ZONE THAT IS OPEN BUT IS SERVICED BY BUSES THAT ORIGINATE IN, OR TRAVEL THROUGH, ANOTHER ZONE WHERE BUSES ARE CANCELLED?

This scenario would only occur at a few 91̽�� schools. Additional messaging will be sent to families of those schools.

HOW DO I KNOW IF THERE IS A BUS CANCELLATION?

Bus cancellation notices are usually posted by 6:00 a.m. or shortly afterwards in the following ways:

WEBSITES

• Student Transportation of Peel Region (STOPR)
• Wellington-Dufferin Student Transportation Services (STWDSTS)
• 91̽�� (Yellow Alert Banner)

SOCIAL MEDIA

• X: @STOPRinfo or @STWDSTS
• X: @91̽��Schools | Instagram: @91̽��.Schools | Facebook: @91̽��Schools

RECORDED PHONE MESSAGE

• 905-890-0708

QUESTIONS?
If you have questions related to bus cancellation days, please contact your child(ren)'s school.

Family of Schools

Wed, 13 Nov 2024 03:01:29 GMT

Brampton North/Caledon/Dufferin

Superintendent: Adrian Scigliano
Tel: 905-890-0708 Ext. 24240
Email: BNCDInfo@dpcdsb.org

- Elementary
- Blessed Michael J. McGivney C.E.S.
- Father Clair Tipping C.E.S.
- Good Shepherd C.E.S.
- Holy Family C.E.S.
- Our Lady of Providence C.E.S.
- Sacred Heart C.E.S.
- St. Agnes C.E.S.
- St. Andrew C.E.S.
- St. Benedict C.E.S.
- St. Cecilia C.E.S.
- St. Cornelius C.E.S.
- St. Evan C.E.S.
- St. Isaac Jogues C.E.S.
- St. Joachim C.E.S.
- St. John Paul II C.E.S.
- St. John the Baptist C.E.S.
- St. Leonard C.E.S.
- St. Nicholas C.E.S.
- St. Peter C.E.S.
- St. Stephen C.E.S.
- Secondary Schools
- Notre Dame C.S.S.
- Robert F. Hall C.S.S.
- St. Marguerite d’Youville C.S.S.
- St. Michael C.S.S.

Brampton West

Superintendent: Viviana Varano
Tel: 905-890-0708 Ext. 24034
Email: BWInfo@dpcdsb.org

- Elementary
- Bishop Francis Allen C.E.S.
- Father C.W. Sullivan C.E.S.
- Guardian Angels C.E.S.
- Our Lady of Fatima C.E.S.
- St. Aidan C.E.S.
- St. Angela Merici C.E.S.
- St. Anne C.E.S.
- St. Bonaventure C.E.S.
- St. Daniel Comboni C.E.S.
- St. Francis Xavier C.E.S.
- St. Jacinta Marto C.E.S.
- St. Jean-Marie Vianney C.E.S.
- St. Josephine Bakhita C.E.S.
- St. Lucy C.E.S.
- St. Maria Goretti C.E.S.
- St. Mary C.E.S.
- St. Rita C.E.S.
- Secondary Schools
- Cardinal Leger C.S.S.
- St. Edmund Campion C.S.S.
- St. Roch C.S.S.

Brampton South/Malton

Superintendent: Brian Diogo
Tel: 905-890-0708 Ext. 24612
Email: BSMInfo@dpcdsb.org

- Elementary
- Father Francis McSpiritt C.E.S.
- Georges Vanier C.E.S.
- Holy Cross C.E.S.
- Holy Spirit C.E.S.
  Lester B. Pearson C.E.S.
- Our Lady of Lourdes C.E.S.
- Our Lady of Peace C.E.S.
- Pauline Vanier C.E.S.
- St. Alphonsa C.E.S.
- St. André Bessette C.E.S.
- St. Anthony C.E.S.
- St. Brigid C.E.S.
- St. Jean Brebeuf C.E.S.
- St. John Bosco C.E.S.
- St. John Fisher C.E.S.
- St. John Henry Newman C.E.S.
- St. Joseph C.E.S. (Brampton)
- St. Kevin C.E.S.
- St. Marguerite Bourgeoys C.E.S.
- St. Monica C.E.S.
- St. Patrick C.E.S.
- St. Raphael C.E.S.
- Secondary Schools
- Ascension of Our Lord C.S.S.
- Cardinal Ambrozic C.S.S.
- Holy Name of Mary C.S.S. (Regional)
- St. Augustine C.S.S.
- St. Oscar Romero C.S.S.
- St. Thomas Aquinas C.S.S.

Mississauga East

Superintendent: Dulcie Belchior
Tel: 905-890-0708 Ext. 24004
Email: MEInfo@dpcdsb.org

- Elementary
- Canadian Martyrs C.E.S.
- Corpus Christi C.E.S.
- Father Daniel Zanon C.E.S.
- Metropolitan Andrei C.E.S.
- San Lorenzo Ruiz C.E.S.
- St. Alfred C.E.S.
- St. Basil C.E.S.
- St. Charles Garnier C.E.S.
- St. Giovanni Scalabrini C.E.S.
- St. Hilary C.E.S.
- St. Jude C.E.S.
- St. Matthew C.E.S.
- St. Philip C.E.S.
- St. Pio of Pietrelcina C.E.S.
- St. Sofia C.E.S. (Regional)
- St. Teresa of Calcutta C.E.S.
- St. Thomas More C.E.S.
- St. Vincent de Paul C.E.S.
- Sts. Martha and Mary C.E.S.
- Sts. Peter and Paul C.E.S.
- Secondary Schools
- Father Michael Goetz C.S.S.
- John Cabot C.S.S.
- Philip Pocock C.S.S.
- St. Francis Xavier C.S.S.

Mississauga West

Superintendent: Laura Odo
Tel: 905-890-0708 Ext. 24001
Email: MWInfo@dpcdsb.org

- Elementary
- Divine Mercy C.E.S.
- Our Lady of Mercy C.E.S.
- St. Albert of Jerusalem C.E.S.
- St. Barbara C.E.S.
  St. Bernard of Clairvaux C.E.S.
- St. Edith Stein C.E.S.
- St. Elizabeth Seton C.E.S.
- St. Faustina C.E.S.
- St. Gregory C.E.S.
- St. John of the Cross C.E.S.
- St. Joseph C.E.S.(Mississauga)
- St. Julia C.E.S.
- St. Richard C.E.S.
- St. Rose of Lima C.E.S.
- St. Sebastian C.E.S.
- St. Simon Stock C.E.S.
- St. Teresa of Avila C.E.S.
- St. Therese of the Child Jesus C.E.S.
- St. Veronica C.E.S.
- Secondary Schools
- Our Lady of Mount Carmel C.S.S.
- St. Aloysius Gonzaga C.S.S.
- St. Joan of Arc C.S.S.
- St. Marcellinus C.S.S.

Mississauga South

Superintendent: Drago Radic
Tel: 905-890-0708 Ext. 24007
Email: MSInfo@dpcdsb.org

- Elementary
- All Saints C.E.S.
- Christ The King C.E.S.
- Mary Fix C.E.S.
- ur Lady of Good Voyage C.E.S.
- Queen of Heaven C.E.S.
- St. Bernadette C.E.S.
- St. Catherine of Siena C.E.S.
- St. Christopher C.E.S.
- St. Clare C.E.S.
- St. David of Wales C.E.S.
- St. Dominic C.E.S.
- St. Edmund C.E.S.
- St. Francis of Assisi C.E.S.
- St. Gerard C.E.S.
- St. Helen C.E.S.
- St. Herbert C.E.S.
- St. James C.G.L.C. (Regional)
- St. Jerome C.E.S.
- St. John XXIII C.E.S.
- St. Louis C.E.S.
- St. Luke C.E.S.
- St. Margaret of Scotland C.E.S.
- St. Mark C.E.S.
- St. Raymond C.E.S.
- St. Timothy C.E.S.
- St. Valentine C.E.S.
- Secondary Schools
- Iona Catholic C.S.S.
- Loyola Catholic C.S.S.
- St. Joseph C.S.S.
- St. Martin C.S.S.
- St. Paul C.S.S.

Food and Beverage in Schools

Mon, 26 Aug 2024 22:19:10 GMT

The Dufferin‐Peel Catholic District School Board is committed to making its schools healthier places for all students. A healthy school environment enhances student learning and achievement as well as the mental health and well‐being of all students.

All food and beverages sold on school premises for school purposes must meet the requirements outlined in Policy/Program Memorandum No. 150: School Food and Beverage (2010) including the nutrition standards for food and beverages. The policy applies to food and beverages sold:

in all venues on school property such as cafeterias, vending machines and tuckshops;
through all programs, such as pizza days, catered lunch programs etc.; and
at all events on school property, including bake sales and sport events.

The nutrition standards do not apply to lunches or snacks that are brought from home.

As per Policy/Program Memorandum No. 150, schools are allowed up to 10 special‐event days throughout the year, where they are exempt from the standards. Although special‐event days provide greater flexibility with food and beverages, schools are encouraged to offer healthy options. To accommodate religious, health and/or cultural needs, the Board shall take into consideration the diversity and health needs of both staff and students.

To support students with life threatening allergies, school Principals are to provide allergen aware areas to reduce the risk of exposure to anaphylactic causative agents. Principals are to discourage parents/ guardians from sending peanut and/or tree nut, and substitute products, to school with their child(ren).

Every effort should be made to ensure that classroom and school activities are designed to include pupils with anaphylaxis. Principals will ensure the community is made aware that allergens may be found in many activities such as play dough, beanbags, stuffed toys, sand/water tables, counting aids, science projects and seasonal activities. Pupils with an anaphylactic allergy may be excused from participating in recycling/school clean-up depending on the nature of the activity and the Plan of Care. Principals will encourage non-edible items to be used during holidays and celebrations at school. If edible items are present, appropriate measures, including providing parents/guardians with a list of all ingredients, must be taken to ensure the safety of students with anaphylaxis.

School Year Calendar

Thu, 22 Aug 2024 18:45:18 GMT

2024-2025 School Year Calendar (PDF)
2024-2025 School Hours

2024-2025 School Year Calendar

First day of classes Elementary and Secondary Schools Tuesday, September 3, 2024
First Day of classes Semester Two Secondary     Friday, January 31, 2025
School Year ends Elementary and Secondary Schools      Friday, June 27, 2025
Number of school days for the 2024-2025 school year    194
Number of Instructional Days in Elementary Schools       187
Number of Instructional Days in Secondary Schools       187
Number of Professional Activity Days in Elementary Schools    7
Number of Professional Activity Days in Secondary Schools    7

School Holidays for the 2024-25 School Year

Professional Activity Days

Elementary Schools (including St. Sofia C.E.S.)

1. Monday, September 16, 2024 Principal's Day: Reorganization/Faith Development
2. Friday, October 11, 2024 Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
3. Friday, November 22, 2024 Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
4. Monday, January 20, 2025 Term 1 Assessment and Evaluation of Pupil Progress
5. Friday, February 14, 2025 Reporting to Parents
6. Friday, May 16, 2025 Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
7. Monday, June 9, 2025 Term 2 Assessment and Evaluation of Pupil Progress

Secondary Schools

1. Friday, October 11, 2024 Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
2. Friday, November 22, 2024 Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
3. Thursday, January 30, 2025   Principal’s Day: Semester Turnaround
4. Friday, February 14, 2025 *Principal's Day: Assessment and Evaluation/Faith Development
5.  Friday, May 16, 2025 Provincial Priorities in a Catholic Context
6.  Thursday, June 26, 2025 *Principal’s Day: Year End Reporting and Activities
7.  Friday, June 27, 2025 *Principal’s Day: Year End Reporting and Activities

Secondary Schools - Examination Days

Semester 1: January 22, 23, 24, 27, 28, 2025 January 29, 2025 - Instructional Day - Examination Review
Semester 2: June 18, 19, 20, 23, 24, 2025 June 25, 2025 - Instructional Day - Examination Review

*Semester and year end evaluations and school-wide promotion meetings; contact parents with course and summer school recommendations, OSR and report card preparation; inventory management of books, equipment, learning materials; curriculum development for new course outlines; goal setting for the upcoming school year.

Child Care Centres

Thu, 22 Aug 2024 18:21:10 GMT

Various child care services are available at many 91̽�� School Board schools. All programs are licensed by the provincial government and operated by autonomous child care agencies. Admission policies for all child care programs and the Board's schools are completely separate. Admittance to one does not automatically assure admittance to the other.

Child care centre operators should be contacted directly for information about their programs, including: fees, hours of operation, availability of space and fee subsidies.

2024-2025 Child Care Programs

Map of Child Care Centres

Family Day Care Services
416-922-3434

New Steps Child Care and Infant Centre
905-451-4140

PLASP Child Care Services
905-890-1711

YMCA of Greater Toronto
905-943-9622

For information on child care programs at facilities in Peel other than those listed, contact Child Care Information Peel 905-890-9432 (1-888-836-5550). Information regarding child care services for children with special needs can be obtained by calling Coordinated Information Peel 905-890-1724 (1-888-836-5550) or by visiting www.cdrcp.com.

Community Use of Schools

Mon, 19 Aug 2024 19:42:29 GMT

Schools are the heart of the community and a convenient venue for recreational sports, education programs, group and corporate activities. School facilities provide a great place to come together, learn new skills, become physically active and build strong and healthy communities. Community groups are encouraged to utilize our spaces.

Community Use of Schools (CUS) is an initiative of the Ministry of Education that supports access to school space outside of school hours for community groups. Our school facilities are available for community use from mid-September to June, Monday to Friday from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and on Saturdays and Sundays from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Our schools are not open for community use during Christmas, March and Summer Breaks or Statutory Holidays. Community Use permits for the upcoming school year are not accepted until approximately May of each year (unless otherwise specified). During this peak time, permit applications are reviewed and approved as soon as we can with user groups being advised of their approved school sites and specific dates for each permit. Once the permit is approved, an email copy will be sent to the individual making the request.

Field Permits
Occasionally some elementary school sports fields are permitted for public use between May 15 – August 31 annually. Secondary school sports fields are not available for permits. Field permits do not include access to indoor school space just the outdoor sports field. If you are interested in applying for a permit please submit the Permit Application Form.

Summer Camps
Some schools can be used to host Summer Camp programs and applications are reviewed on a case by cases bases due to site availability pending Board programs and renovation projects. If you are interested in applying for a permit, please submit the Permit Application Form.

Rates Categories & Fees
Please review the Permit Fee schedule to understand the rental rates and fees. Those applying to the rate categories of Registered Non-Profit Youth and Senior Groups or Registered Non-Profit Non-Catholic Worship Groups are required to provide proof of their charitable or non-profit status. Documents providing proof of Non-profit and or charitable status can be uploaded to your eBase permit account. These can be uploaded to the files section under your profile.

Permit Fees for the 2024-25 school year are effective for all permits with dates September 1, 2024 and onwards.

Insurance
All users of Dufferin Peel Catholic District School Board (91̽��) facility permits must have liability insurance coverage for the activities to be held on 91̽�� facilities. Applicants are to submit their permit requests without proof of insurance. Once your permit request has been reviewed and is deemed to be approved, you will be asked by the Permits Department to provide a Certificate of Insurance within a specified time frame. Applicants without access to a liability insurance program may contact Instant Risk Coverage https://dpcdsb.instantriskcoverage.com/login, but are not obligated to do so. Certificates of Insurance must name the 91̽�� School Board as additional insured for a minimum two million dollars commercial general liability. Please email the certificate to dppermitrentals@dpcdsb.org or upload to your eBASE account.

Apply to Rent a Facility
You can rent a school facility using the online application system. If you are a new user you will need to create a new account or, if you are an existing user, you can simply login using your previously created account. Please review the Frequently Asked Question document and the Permit Terms and Conditions to understand the roles and responsibilities of the Permit holder and permitted activities. If you are unable to find the type of facility you are looking for through the online system please submit a Permit Application Form and the Permits Department will follow-up with you on the request.

Click on this link to go to the eBase Online Rental Booking System.
Please refer to the eBase webpage for application deadlines and up to date information on the permit process.

Permit Application Form with Rules & Regulations
Permit Terms and Conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
2023-2024 Permit Fee Schedule
2024-2025 Permit Fee Schedule

Contact Us

Your questions and comments are very important to us. If you wish to contact us by telephone or email:

Supervisor, Rentals & Central Stores & Acting Permit Officer – Laura Iaboni
905-890-0708 ext. 23251
laura.iaboni@dpcdsb.org

Permit Clerk – North Schools- Carolina Tatangelo
905-890-0708 ext. 23253
carol.tatangelo@dpcdsb.org

Permit Clerk - South Schools - Kelly Schwab
905-890-0708 ext. 23295
kelly.schwab@dpcdsb.org

Community Outreach Assistant – Amber Bucaro
905-890-0708 ext. 23176
amber.bucaro@dpcdsb.org

Register for School

Wed, 13 Mar 2024 22:05:17 GMT

Admissions to 91̽�� Catholic Schools

Extraordinary lives start with a great Catholic education.

Welcome to 91̽��'s Catholic schools. Our board is one of the largest and most diverse school districts in Ontario. We currently operate 151 Catholic schools (125 elementary and 26 secondary), in Mississauga, Brampton, Caledon and Orangeville. At 91̽��, our goal is to provide quality Catholic education, which teaches students necessary life skills and prepares them for post-secondary education, the workplace, and for their role as responsible citizens.

How do I Register?

Kindergarten (JK/SK) 
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Elementary (Gr. 1-8)
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Secondary (Gr. 9-12)
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
New to Canada
Admission for all non-Canadian, including refugee claimants, international students and students on study permits and parental work permits, must be completed on an individual basis. Please contact our Admissions Department at 905-890-1221 for an appointment to determine eligibility to attend Dufferin-Peel Catholic schools.
International Students
We accept applications from International Students who wish to study in our elementary and secondary schools. For more information about our International Student Program and the application process, visit our International Students webpage.

For more information about admissions and requirements, parents/guardians should contact their local Catholic school or the Admissions Department at admissions@dpcdsb.org or 905-890-0708 ext. 24512 or 24519 or 24511.

Student Transportation

Fri, 28 Oct 2022 16:39:10 GMT

Student Transportation of Peel Region (STOPR)
Student Transportation of Peel Region (STOPR) is a consortium, formed by agreement between the 91̽�� School Board and the Peel District School Board, for the purpose of providing a common administration of transportation services for students residing in the Region of Peel.

The STOPR website provides access to up-to-date information regarding delayed buses as well as bus cancellations due to inclement weather. This website also contains transportation policies, procedures, forms and frequently asked questions. Additionally, there is also a link from this website to businfo.stopr.ca which provides information as to school of attendance and eligibility for transportation. For more information, visit STOPR or for parent/student/general public inquiries, call 905-890-6000 or 1-800-668-1140.

Wellington-Dufferin Student Transportation Services (STWDSTS)
Transportation of students in the County of Dufferin shall be provided by Wellington-Dufferin Student Transportation Services. STWDSTS is the consortium that has been established by the 91̽�� School Board and the Upper Grand District School Board, under the Ministry of Education’s mandate, to provide transportation services for students within Dufferin County. For more information, visit STWDSTS.

Stakeholder Responsibilities - City of Mississauga: Student Transportation and Students Walking to School
A Stakeholder's Responsibility Breakdown was developed by the Mississauga Traffic Safety Council, with input from the 91̽�� School Board and the Peel District School Board, and adopted by the City of Mississauga Council on October 12, 2011. The document illustrates jurisdictional responsibility related to student transportation and students walking to school in Mississauga. View the Document

Newcomer Centres

Thu, 13 Oct 2022 19:14:06 GMT

Newcomer Reception & Assessment Centres

In harmony with the 91̽�� School Board’s mission, and in partnership with schools, the Newcomer Reception and Assessment Centres provide families and students with a welcoming and supportive introduction to the Ontario school system. Through a clearly defined initial assessment process, the students’ abilities, talents and interests are recognized and shared, enabling a smoother entry into the school community.

Locations:

St. Isaac Jogues School (300 Great Lakes Drive, Brampton, ON L6R 2W7)
St. Veronica School (680 Novo Star Drive, Mississauga, ON L5W 1C7)

Newcomer Reception & Assessment Centre Brochure (available in 10 languages)

What We Do:

Welcome newcomer students and their families
Introduce them to the Ontario elementary and secondary school system
Offer settlement support through Multicultural Settlement and Education Partnership (MSEP)
Assess English language proficiency and knowledge of mathematics
Suggest placement for secondary school students based on school transcripts, assessment results and age
Counsel secondary school students in choice of program/courses and post-secondary destinations
Send the assessment report to the school of registration

Who needs an assessment?

Any student who is new to Canada, entering the Ontario school system for the first time (Grade 1-12)
Any student from a French language school in Canada
Any student who is new to the Dufferin-Peel CDSB, without a Report Card, and who has been in the Ontario school system less than three months (e.g., transfers from other school boards)
Any student from the United States, United Kingdom, New Zealand, or Australia who has spent less than four years in an English language school system
Any student re-entering the Ontario school system, attended a foreign school system for at least one year
Any student who is new to the board without a Provincial Report Card from a Ministry approved private school or home school and who has been in the Ontario School System less than three months.

Who can register at Dufferin-Peel Catholic Schools?

Elementary admissions are open to Catholic children and children of Catholic parents. Secondary school admissions are under the provincially legislated Open Access and all students are admitted.

How to Register:

1. Parents/guardians are to register their child online using the Online Application System.

2. Receive email confirmation acknowledging receipt of the online Application Form with further instructions regarding providing supporting documentation. Once supporting documentation has been received at the school office and verified, registration is approved and the student is enrolled.

3. ESL/ELD teachers will book an assessment appointment with one of the Newcomer Reception and Assessment Centres. All elementary and secondary assessments will be completed in schools with an NRAC Teacher.

Length of assessment appointment:

Elementary Students: 1-2 hours
Secondary Students: 3-5 hours

NOTE: International students, refugee claimants, or students on work/study permit must have a Letter of Permission issued by the Admissions Department. For more information, email admissions@dpcdsb.org call 905-890-0708 ext. 24512.

Secondary School Registration

Tue, 05 Jul 2022 04:00:00 GMT

Secondary School Registration (Grades 9-12)

Under provincially legislated Open Access, students of both Separate (Catholic) School and Public School Supporters may attend Catholic secondary schools, subject to the 91̽�� School Board's admissions requirements.

Note:

If your child is already enrolled in a 91̽�� elementary school, they will be automatically enrolled in their local Catholic secondary school for Grade 9.
Cardinal Ambrozic, St. Franics Xavier and St. Marcellinus Catholic Secondary Schools have limited registration availability.
To find out which Catholic school is in your area, use the Peel Region and Dufferin County Find My School tools or contact the Planning Department at 905-890-0708 ext. 24440.
If you are applying for admissions under 'Flex Boundaries', please contact the school office directly.
Secondary Student Transfer Request Form (for current 91̽�� students)
To enrol in a Secondary Regional Program (e.g. Advanced Placement, I.B., Arts, Sports, STEM), please contact the school directly for more information about the application process.
Entry Planning Form for Students with Differing Abilities
Completion of this form should only be done after parents/guardians have completed the online registration process. This form should only be completed for students who have higher needs (e.g. a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, medical needs, needs requiring equipment or specialized services, speech, vision or hearing needs, etc.)

For more information about admissions and requirements, parents/guardians should contact their school directly or the Admissions Department at 905-890-1221 or admissions@dpcdsb.org.

REGISTRATION PROCESS

Create an account on the Online Application System.
How to Create an Account: Quick Reference Guide
Once you have created an account, complete and submit the Online Application Form.
How to Register Online: Quick Reference Guide
Receive email confirmation acknowledging receipt of the online Application Form with further instructions if supporting documentation was not submitted online. (See below for a complete list).
The Guidance Department will contact you to verify all documentation and student course schedule.

Video: How to Create an Account

Video: How Register Online for Secondary School

For those without online access, printed copies of the Registration package are available in the school office. You may also download the Printable Registration Form.

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION

The following documents are required to complete the registration process. All documents MUST be submitted in English and be originals:

Proof of age of the child
Birth Certificate or passport.

Updated immunization records
Report your child's immunizations to Region of Peel Public Health or Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health online and give the reference number to your child's school when registering.

Proof of Canadian citizenship
Birth certificate, passport or permanent resident status.

Proof of home address
Two of the following: property tax bill, current utility bill, electronic bill, real estate document or Government of Canada issued forms. On a case-by-case basis, consideration for any special circumstance shall go through the respective Superintendent or Admissions Officer. If the lease agreement is the sole documentation and not a standard lease form, it should be notarized/Commissioner of Oath.

Emergency rural address numbers
For identifying your property, if applicable.

Proof of English Separate School Support
May be done at the time of registration by completing an Application for the Direction of School Support and/or a Separate School Lease Agreement (Peel or Dufferin). Learn More: Direction of School Support

For more information about admissions and requirements, parents/guardians should contact the Admissions Department at 905-890-1221.

Links:
SECONDARY PROGRAM INFORMATION
REGIONAL PROGRAMS
FRENCH IMMERSION

Kindergarten Registration

Tue, 05 Jul 2022 04:00:00 GMT

91̽�� offers the full-day Kindergarten program in 125 Catholic elementary schools in Mississauga, Brampton, Caledon, Bolton and Orangeville. Elementary school admissions are open to Catholic children and children of Catholic parents. Kindergarten students must be at least 4 years of age by December 31 of the school year for which they are registering.

NOTICES

All elementary schools are currently accepting new online registrations for 2024-2025 ad 2025-2026 unless specified below.
St. Sofia Catholic Elementary School: Similar to 2024-2025, enrolment at St. Sofia is paused for the 2025-2026 school year except for new Junior Kindergarten (JK) students. A cap of 60 students has been set for new JK students registering for September 2025.
For information about Kindergarten Registration for the St. James Catholic Global Learning Centre, visit the St. James C.E.S. website.
To find out which Catholic school is in your area, use the Peel Region and Dufferin County Find My School tools or contact the Planning Department at 905-890-0708 ext. 24440
If you are applying for admissions under 'Flexible Boundaries', please contact the school office directly.
Elementary Student Transfer Request Form (for current 91̽�� students)
Entry Planning Form for Students with Differing Abilities Form
Completion of this form should only be done after parents/guardians have completed the online registration process. This form should only be completed for students who have higher needs (e.g. a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, medical needs, needs requiring equipment or specialized services, speech, vision or hearing needs, etc.)
Region of Peel Public Health Resource: Building a Healthy School Environment - For Families Registering Their Children for Kindergarten

For more information about admissions and requirements, parents/guardians should contact their school directly or the Admissions Department at 905-890-1221 or admissions@dpcdsb.org.

REGISTRATION PROCESS

Create an account on the Online Application System.
How to Create an Account: Quick Reference Guide
Once you have created an account, complete and submit the Online Application Form.
How to Register Online: Quick Reference Guide
Receive email confirmation acknowledging receipt of the online Application Form with further instructions if supporting documentation was not submitted online. (See below for a complete list).
Entry Planning Form for Students with Differing Abilities
Completion of this form should only be done after parents/guardians have completed the online registration process. This form should only be completed for students who have higher needs (e.g. a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, medical needs, needs requiring equipment or specialized services, speech, vision or hearing needs, etc.)

Video: How to Create an Account

Video: How to Register Online for Kindergarten

For those without online access, printed copies of the Registration Form are available in the school office. You may also download the Printable Registration Form.

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION

The following documents are required to complete the registration process. All documents MUST be submitted in English and be originals:

Proof of age of the child
Birth certificate or passport.

Original Roman Catholic baptismal certificate
Students registering in 91̽�� elementary schools and/or their parents/guardians, must provide the following:
- an original Roman Catholic baptismal certificate (for child and/or parent/guardian), or;
- an original baptismal certificate (for child and/or parent/guardian) from a church that is in communion with the Holy See of Rome, or;
- an original baptismal certificate (for child and/or parent/guardian) from an Eastern Catholic Church (St. Sofia).

Updated immunization records
Report your child's immunizations to Region of Peel Public Health or Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health online and give the reference number to your child's school when registering.

Proof of Canadian citizenship
Birth certificate, passport or permanent resident status.

Proof of home address/Emergency rural address numbers
Two of the following: property tax bill, current utility bill, electronic bill, real estate document or Government of Canada issued forms. On a case-by-case basis, consideration for any special circumstance shall go through the respective Superintendent or Admissions Officer. If the lease agreement is the sole documentation and not a standard lease form, it should be notarized/Commissioner of Oath.

Proof of English Separate School Support
May be done at the time of registration by completing an Application for the Direction of School Support and/or a Separate School Lease Agreement (Peel or Dufferin). Learn More: Direction of School Support

Link: KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM INFORMATION

Elementary School Registration

Tue, 05 Jul 2022 04:00:00 GMT

Elementary School Registration (Grades 1-8)

Elementary admissions are open to Catholic children and children of Catholic parents.

NOTICES:

All elementary schools are currently accepting new registrations for the 2024-25 and 2025-2026 school years, unless specified below.
St. Sofia Catholic Elementary School is currently at capacity. All new students seeking enrolment will be be directed to their local attendance boundary 91̽�� elementary school for the 2024-25 school year.
To find out which Catholic school is in your area, use the Peel Region and Dufferin County Find My School tools or contact the Planning Department at 905-890-0708 ext. 24440.
If you are applying for admissions under 'Flex Boundaries', please contact the school office directly.
For information about registering for Kindergarten, St. James Catholic Global Learning Centre and French Immersion/Extended French programs, please click on the links.
Elementary Student Transfer Request Form (for current 91̽�� students)
Entry Planning Form for Students with Differing Abilities
Completion of this form should only be done after parents/guardians have completed the online registration process. This form should only be completed for students who have higher needs (e.g. a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, medical needs, needs requiring equipment or specialized services, speech, vision or hearing needs, etc.)

For more information about admissions and requirements, parents/guardians should contact their school directly or the Admissions Department at 905-890-1221 or admissions@dpcdsb.org.

REGISTRATION PROCESS

Create an account on the Online Application System.
How to Create an Account: Quick Reference Guide
Once you have created an account, complete and submit the Online Application Form.
How to Register Online: Quick Reference Guide
Receive email confirmation acknowledging receipt of the online Application Form with further instructions if supporting documentation was not submitted online. (See below for a complete list).

Video: How to Create an Account

Video: How to Register Online for Elementary School

For those without online access, printed copies of the Registration package are available in the school office. You may also download the Printable Registration Form.

SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION
The following documents are required to complete the registration process. All documents MUST be submitted in English and be originals:

Proof of age of the child
Birth certificate or passport.

Original Roman Catholic baptismal certificate
Students registering in 91̽�� elementary schools and/or their parents/guardians, must provide the following:
- an original Roman Catholic baptismal certificate (for child and/or parent/guardian), or;
- an original baptismal certificate (for child and/or parent/guardian) from a church that is in communion with the Holy See of Rome, or;
- an original baptismal certificate (for child and/or parent/guardian) from an Eastern Catholic Church (St. Sofia).

Updated immunization records
Report your child's immunizations to Region of Peel Public Health or Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health online and give the reference number to your child's school when registering.

Proof of Canadian citizenship
Birth certificate, passport or permanent resident status.

Proof of home address
Two of the following: property tax bill, current utility bill, electronic bill, real estate document or Government of Canada issued forms. On a case-by-case basis, consideration for any special circumstance shall go through the respective Superintendent or Admissions Officer. If the lease agreement is the sole documentation and not a standard lease form, it should be notarized/Commissioner of Oath.

Emergency rural address numbers
For identifying your property, if applicable.

Proof of English Separate School Support
May be done at the time of registration by completing an Application for the Direction of School Support and/or a Separate School Lease Agreement (Peel or Dufferin).

Learn More: Direction of School Support

Links:

ELEMENTARY PROGRAM INFORMATION
REGIONAL & LOCAL PROGRAMS
FRENCH IMMERSION
EXTENDED FRENCH

Mental Health

Thu, 23 Jun 2022 17:50:00 GMT

DO YOU HAVE A MENTAL HEALTH CONCERN?

Are you a student experiencing stress, worry or sadness?
Are you a parent wondering how to support your child?
Are you Board staff inquiring on behalf of a student?

If you are in need of urgent attention, please call 911 or go to your local emergency department.

If you are in crisis, please call:

24.7 Crisis Support Peel Dufferin: 905-278-9036; 1-888-811-2222 (for all ages)

Dufferin Child and Family Services Crisis Line: 519-941-1530 (for youth under 18)

Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868 or text "CONNECT" to 686868 (for any age).
Black youth can text “RISE” to 686868.
Indigenous Youth can text FIRST NATIONS, INUIT or METIS to 686868 to connect with an Indigenous volunteer crisis responder.

Hope for Wellness Help Line: 1-855-242-3310 (support for all Indigenous peoples across Canada)

National Indian Residential School Crisis Line: 1-866-925-4419

Black Youth Help Line: 1-833-294-8650 or 416-285-9944 (blackyouth.ca)

LGBT2Q+ Youth Line: 1-800-268-9688 (youthline.ca)

Naseeha Mental Health Hotline for Muslim Individuals: 1-866-NASEEHA (627-3342) (naseeha.org)

91̽��'s THRIVE in Community Newsletters:

Mental Health and Well-Being Guiding Framework (2022-2025)
Global events over the past few years have affected the daily lives of all students and families, creating a need for 91̽�� to be responsive to student well-being. The 91̽�� approach to mental health and well-being is faith-based, inspired by scripture, and rooted in human dignity. In line with Catholic Social Teaching, there is preferential concern for those most in need. The Mental Health and Well-Being Guiding Framework 2022-2025 shows how 91̽�� will respond to students' needs to be validated, motivated, and feel a sense of belonging. Well-being strategies are positioned as the foundational work of all staff to welcome and include students, to understand them, to promote mentally healthy habits, and create a supportive learning environment in which all students can thrive. The Mental Health and Well-Being Guiding Framework builds on the previous Guiding Framework, is an extension of the Board's Multi-Year Strategic Plan, a reflection of student voice, and an articulation of the plan to help each student excel. "The God of all grace will restore, support, strengthen, and establish you" (1 Peter 5:10)

91̽��'s 2024-2025 Mental Health and Addictions Annual Action Plan
Accompanying the Mental Health and Well-Being Guiding Framework is the 91̽��'s 2024-2025 Mental Health and Addictions Annual Action Plan. Developed yearly, this plan outlines the system priorities and key actions for how staff will promote and mental health and well-being and respond to student, family, and caregiver needs.

Resources for parents and caregivers:
Tip Sheet for Parents and Families: Supporting Mental Health and Wellness During the Return to School
Everyday Mental Health Activities for Home
Info Sheet for Parents and Families: Noticing Mental Health Concerns for Your Child
Prepare; Prevent; Respond: A Suicide Prevention Guide for Parents and Families During COVID-19 and Return to School
Prepare; Prevent; Respond: Quick Reference for Youth Suicide Prevention
How to Support a Mentally Healthy Back to School for Your Child
Helping Your Child Manage Digital Technology

Resources for students:
Crisis Help Lines and Community Resources
Reaching Out Poster – SMHO
Self-Love Practices for Black Youth – SMHO
Kids Help Phone Poster
Kids Help Phone RiseUp Poster
No Problem Too Big or too Small: A help seeking resource for students by students
Self-Care 101 for Students
Mental Health Literacy and Anxiety Management Social Media Bundles
COVID Youth Mental Health Resource Hub
Student Mental Health and Well-being Champions Resources

Be strong, and let your heart take courage, all you who wait for the Lord ~ Psalm 31:24

Heat Alerts

Tue, 10 May 2022 04:00:00 GMT

Our local Public Health Departments issue Heat Alerts, as does Environment Canada. Please visit the following links for more information.

Peel Public Health
Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health
Environment Canada
School Hot Weather Plans - Each school has developed a hot weather plan. Check your school website for a copy of your school's plan.

NOTE: Heat Alerts will be posted on all board and school websites.

School Directory

Fri, 10 Dec 2021 21:15:38 GMT

The 91̽�� School Board has 151 schools (125 elementary and 26 secondary) as well as a network of Adult and Continuing Education sites. Find school websites, locations, boundary maps and other school-specific information in our directory.

Brampton Ward Map
Brampton Facilities Map
Brampton Extended French Map

Caledon & Dufferin Ward Map
Caledon & Dufferin Facilities Maps
Caledon & Dufferin Extended French Map

Mississauga Ward Map
Mississauga Facilities Map
Mississauga Extended French Map

French Immersion Map and School Info for 91̽��
Gifted and IB Programmes Boundary Map

Direction of School Support

Mon, 15 Nov 2021 05:00:00 GMT

For your child to attend a Catholic elementary school in the 91̽�� School Board, you MUST be registered as an English Separate (Catholic) School Supporter on your municipal property tax designation.

By directing your tax support to the separate (Catholic) school system:

your children may attend Catholic elementary schools
you may vote for Catholic school trustees in municipal elections
you show your support for the Catholic school system

Who is eligible to be an English Separate (Catholic) school supporter?
You can direct your support to the English Separate (Catholic) school system on your property taxes, if you own or lease/property in the 91̽�� catchment area and are Roman Catholic.
Note: If one of the homeowners are non-Catholic, that owner can only support the public school system and vote for a public school trustee.

To verify that you are registered as an English Separate (Catholic) school supporter:

Check the assessment section of your Tax Bill or Property Assessment Notice
Check your Voter Information Card received during an election year

Have you moved?

Even if you have been an English Separate (Catholic) School Supporter in the past, the designation DOES NOT follow you when you move. By default, your property taxes support your municipality's English public school board. Every time you move or if there is a change of ownership, it is essential that you register as an English Separate (Catholic) school supporter.

All Catholics are eligible to support Catholic education!

Catholic ratepayers who don't currently have children in the Catholic school system are also important to the continuation of our Catholic education system. Direction of school support should be made even if you don't have children currently attending school. It is an investment in our Catholic education system and all Catholic ratepayers are partners with Catholic educators in this investment.

To register as an English Separate (Catholic) School Supporter or change your Direction of School Support, please contact the 91̽�� Admissions Department at 905-890-0708 ext. 24512 or admissions@dpcdsb.org.

More Information About Supporting Catholic Education

Forms

Application for Direction of School Support
Separate School Lease Agreement Form
A Separate School Lease Agreement is an additional document required by the government, which allows people, jointly responsible for the payment of property taxes, either directly through ownership or indirectly through the payment of rent, one of whom is non-Catholic, to direct school support to the Catholic system.

Both of the above forms should be completed and mailed to:
Admissions Department
91̽�� School Board
40 Matheson Boulevard West
Mississauga, ON L5R 1C5

Please contact the 91̽�� Admissions Department at admissions@dpcdsb.org if you require assistance or have any questions.

Schools

Tue, 08 Jan 2019 23:16:23 GMT

Every Saturday and Sunday
Labour Day	Monday, September 2, 2024
Thanksgiving Day	Monday, October 14, 2024
Christmas Break	Monday, December 23, 2024 to Friday, January 3, 2025 (inclusive)
Family Day	Monday, February 17, 2025
Mid-Winter Break	Monday, March 10, 2025 to Friday, March 14, 2025 (inclusive)
Good Friday	Friday, April 18, 2025
Easter Monday	Monday, April 21, 2025
Victoria Day	Monday, May 19, 2025

91̽�� School Board - Catholic High School,Kindergarten, Mississauga Catholic, Brampton Catholic, Caledon Catholic

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Food and Beverage in Schools

School Year Calendar

School Holidays for the 2024-25 School Year

Professional Activity Days

Elementary Schools (including St. Sofia C.E.S.)

Secondary Schools

Secondary Schools - Examination Days

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Child Care Centres

Community Use of Schools

Register for School

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Student Transportation

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Secondary School Registration

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Kindergarten Registration

Elementary School Registration

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Mental Health

Heat Alerts

School Directory

Direction of School Support

Schools

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Secondary School Registration (Grades 9-12)

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