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Posted On Friday, October 09, 2026

Appointments are now open for grade 12 students to book their individual grad photo session. Students can book by visiting www.bookmygrad.ca .  Once there, select “Book at your School”.  Our school code is AOA.
The sessions will take place the week of November 23rd. Don't miss out appointment times are limited. 

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Posted On Wednesday, October 07, 2026

Progress Reports will be sent home with students on  Thursday, October 8th.
Parent/Caregiver-Teacher Interviews will take place on Thursday, October 15th, from 5:30 - 7:30 pm .
Information regarding the interview booking system, including instructions for scheduling appointments, was shared October 7 th via email.

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Posted On Thursday, June 25, 2026

Brooklin Village 1WHITBY, 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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Posted On Wednesday, June 24, 2026

DAW Mural 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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Posted On Wednesday, June 24, 2026

History Fair 1Ajax, 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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