DISTRICT NEWS
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COSTCO WHOLESALE KANATA
Donates Three Hundred
Backpacks Filled With School Supplies
September 3, 2010, Ottawa, ON – Three hundred elementary school students will be sporting a new backpack, when school starts on Tuesday, September 7, 2010. The backpacks will be filled with numerous school supplies, including everything from paper, to pens, to erasers. The backpacks and supplies are courtesy of COSTCO KANATA and their local suppliers.
Superintendent Neil Yorke-Slader said, “The backpacks provide students with a sound foundation to begin the new school year. He added that every child deserves an equal opportunity to become successful in life.” Mr. Yorke-Slader said that COSTCO KANATA’s commitment to being a good corporate citizen is commendable. Read More... |
Welcome Back — School Starts Tuesday, September 7
September 1, 2010, Ottawa, ON — It’s that time of year again where city streets are filled with children carrying backpacks and yellow buses can be seen on every road. School starts for just over 67,500 Ottawa-Carleton District School Board students on Tuesday, September 7. Read More...

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Back to School September 7, 2010
From kindergarten to high school, the programs you want are here. Call 613-721-1820, or drop by your local school for more details.
Elementary school offices reopen Friday, August 27, 2010.
Parents of elementary students (kindergarten to grade 3) are asked to provide students with the following supplies:
• pencils and erasers
• glue sticks
• ballpoint pens
• crayons
• rulers
• blunt scissors
In addition to the items listed above, students in grades 4 to 8, will also need:
• three-hole, lined notebooks
• three-hole, lined refill paper
Parents should continue to provide other items that they have purchased in the past such as binders, duotangs, coloured pencils, markers, and geometry sets. |
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2010-2011 School Bus Route Schedules now available
Please click here for more information |

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Full Day Kindergarten – REGISTRATION ONGOING!
Starting in September 2010, the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board will begin phasing in Full-Day Kindergarten for four and five year old students. Twenty-two of our elementary schools will offer the Full-Day Kindergarten in in the 2010-2011 school year. |
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Extended Day Program
Some selected Full-Day Kindergarten schools will offer an extended day program before and after school which will be led by registered early childhood educators. These programs are optional and will be available for $23.30 per day. Subsidies will be available for some families, based on financial need. All completed forms should be returned as soon as possible to the home school.
Extended Day programs will operate subject to sufficient enrolment. Click here to see a registration form that must be printed, completed and submitted to your school office as soon as possible.
The four schools that will be offering the program are:
1) Century Public School
2) Jockvale Elementary School
3) Manordale Public School
4) W. Erskine Johnston Public School
Download the Parent Handbook (PDF)
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Top Scholar and Winner of the 2009-2010 D. Aubrey Moodie Award
August 17, 2010 Ottawa, ON –Michael She is the 2009-2010 Ottawa-Carleton District School Board’s D. Aubrey Moodie Award winner. The Colonel By Secondary School student graduated with an average of 99.67%. Read More...
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School Food and Beverage Policy - Ontario Nutrition Standards for Schools
The Ontario government has introduced its new School Food and Beverage Policy. The changes will take effect September 1, 2011.
What that means for students, staff, and parents is that all food and beverage products sold in OCDSB schools and work sites must meet new ministry guidelines, this includes:
· all venues on school property such as cafeterias, vending machines and tuck shops;
· all programs, including catered lunch programs; and
· all events on school property, including bake sales and sporting events, sanctioned by the school.
However the nutrition standards do not apply to food and beverages that are brought from home to school.
We are working very closely with Ottawa Public Health (OPH) and the Champlain District Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Network (CCPN) on the implementation of this new policy. For additional information…
OCDSB Passes 731.1 Million Dollar Balanced 2010 - 2011 Budget
June 22, 2010 Ottawa, ON – The Ottawa Carleton District School Board of Trustees has approved a 731.1 million dollar balanced budget for the 2010 - 2011 school year. Read more...
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