Ottawa Carleton District School Board

On Thursday, November 26, the Ontario government announced it is launching targeted voluntary testing of asymptomatic students and staff in regions of the province which currently have a high number of active COVID-19 cases.

This rare and special live stream will feature Kanahus Manuel from the west coast (Secwepemc and Ktunaxa) who will be speaking to OCDSB students grades 9 to 12 and staff on current events taking place on Indigenous lands in British Columbia.

This is an unprecedented time, and this year, more than ever, our communities need help. The OCDSB is a proud supporter of the United Way.

The review of suspension data is an essential step in the OCDSB’s commitment to creating a culture of caring and social responsibility.

The OCDSB Indigenous Speakers Series proudly presents a webinar with Isaac Murdoch, for OCDSB grade 9 to 12 students and staff.

The OCDSB is hosting an online post-secondary education (PSE) opportunities event for students in Grades 11 and 12.

Today, we received a letter from Dr. Vera Etches which we are delighted to share with you. The letter acknowledges the importance of public education in our community and most importantly, the work that each of our staff members do to keep our schools clean and safe.

Youth Ottawa and the OCDSB were proud to present the online Rainbow Bridges Film Festival on November 19th. We showcased the student films from last year’s Rainbow Bridges participants, and had a few surprises!

In the spring, our graduating class finished high school in a year that none of us expected. Now, it's time to celebrate their achievement. On Thursday, December 10, 2020, all OCDSB secondary schools will be providing a virtual commencement ceremony for our graduates of 2020.