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It’s remarkable how quickly a year flies by!  We have all had a busy fall, and the winter break lies before us again. For many in our community, November and December represent the time of year for personal reflection and contemplation of new things to come with celebration and gratitude. Our DDSB staff and community have joined together in some of these significant annual markers: whether it is lighting diyas for Diwali, applauding student performances at the Hindu......
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Brooklin High School is beaming with pride as they celebrate the extraordinary achievements of one of their own, Zach, whose journey is nothing short of inspirational. In the fall of 2023, Zach participated in a Special Olympics school soccer tournament with his classmates when an incredible opportunity arose: an invitation to try out for the Toronto FC (TFC) Unified team. 
The TFC Unified program, a collaboration between Major League Soccer (MLS) and Special Olympics,...
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To wrap up the month of November, in a dazzling celebration of culture, tradition, and community, the Durham Educators' Network for South Asians (DENSA) hosted an inspiring event during Hindu Heritage Month. The evening, filled with colour, rhythm, and flavors, brought together students, educators, and community members to celebrate the richness of South Asia and the Hindu heritage.
The event featured traditional dances performed by students of all age groups, showcasing...
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A big part of health and safety in schools is air quality.
Between 2020 and 2023, a total of 40 ventilation projects have been completed to upgrade the air quality in DDSB schools and buildings. This school year, an additional 3 ventilation projects are planned or already in progress.
We have invested in upgraded filters for all of our ventilation systems. These upgraded filters are highly effective at removing a broad range of particles, including bacteria and even...
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Durham Student Transportation Services have cancelled buses in zones 1, 2, and 3 due to road conditions resulting from inclement weather.
Buses will not operate in Zone 1, 2, or 3 in the morning or in the afternoon.  All schools remain open.
Buses are running in Zone 4 (Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa Area) with possible delays.
Students and families can find a list of schools within each weather zone by visiting the Durham Student Transportation Services ...
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