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Good Afternoon DASS Students and Parents/Guardians,
On behalf of our Admin team here at DASS, we hope your summer has been amazing and that you have been able to enjoy the warm, sunny days with family and friends! We would like to extend a warm welcome to all our students as we begin the 2026-2027 school year. To our returning students, welcome back, and to those joining us for the first , we are excited to have you with us. We wish everyone a successful and rewarding year...
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WHITBY, ON — The Brooklin Village Public School community is celebrating the remarkable efforts of its Grade 6 Leadership Team, whose dedication and compassion resulted in the collection of 1,263 food items for local food banks serving the Whitby community.
Inspired by a need identified through the school's School Community Council (SCC), the 18-member Grade 6 Leadership Team took the initiative to organize and lead a school-wide food drive....
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WHITBY, ON — Students at Donald A. Wilson Secondary School are leaving a lasting mark on the Whitby community through an inspiring artistic collaboration that celebrates French language, multilingualism, inclusion, and belonging.
Through a partnership with acclaimed Franco-Ontarian artist Mique Michelle, students in the school’s Core French and French Immersion programs worked together to design and paint a vibrant mural at downtown Whitby business Alayo Foods....
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Ajax, ON - What began as a celebration of Canadian history has grown into an extraordinary moment of generosity for Lincoln Avenue Public School. Following the school’s annual Grade 8 “Greatest Canadian” History Fair, Indigo founder and Indigo Love of Reading Foundation chair Heather Reisman was so inspired by the students’ work that she committed a $16,000 donation from the Foundation to help transform and expand its library.
Reisman originally attended...
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Gandatsetiagon Public School has brought a vibrant new initiative to life –  one that includes messages of empowerment, inclusion, and community pride.
Student leaders from Grades 5 to 8, collaborated to create original quotes that reflect the diversity, creativity, kindness and compassion of the Gandatsetiagon community. Their words are displayed as colourful wall wraps throughout...
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