News
UGDSB continues to make gains in math and literacy results
The province has released the 2023-24 EQAO results, and the Upper Grand District School Board continues to make achievement gains in math and literacy, while continuing to outperform the provincial results. The UGDSB results show a marked improvement in student achievement as measured by the provincial assessments.
Centennial CVI observes Orange Shirt Day with reflection, learning, and action
Centennial CVI students came together to honor the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation through school-wide educational activities.
Wellness Works: This October let’s focus on Building Relationships
As we settle into October students have had an opportunity to meet and connect with familiar and new peers, teaching staff and school team members.
Let’s walk, wheel or roll to school this October for iWALK/iWHEEL
The Upper Grand District School Board is celebrating iWALK/iWHEEL month this October, as well as iWALK/iWHEEL day on October 2.
October is Cyber Awareness Month
October is internationally recognized as cyber security awareness month to help the public learn more about the importance of cyber security, which includes online safety, and online privacy.
Conestoga College to host Go ENG Girl event
Conestoga College will be hosting a fun, free event for students in grade 7 to 10.
UGDSB remembers former Trustee Bruce Schieck
We are saddened to hear the news of the passing of former School Board Trustee, Bruce Schieck. Bruce was a champion for public education and for his community.
Let’s raise concussion awareness – Rowan’s Law Day is September 25
On Wednesday, September 25, Upper Grand District School Board schools will be raising awareness about concussions as they mark Rowan’s Law Day.
The UG recognizes National Truth and Reconciliation Week
This year, the Upper Grand District School Board will commemorate National Truth and Reconciliation Week from September 23-30 with the continued focus on learning and action.
Every Day Counts! Why regular student attendance at school really matters
In the UGDSB, we know how important school attendance and established routines are for students to build knowledge, skills and confidence. Regular attendance is more than just a requirement; it’s a critical building block for academic success, social development, and future opportunities. While we may face challenges that can make school attendance difficult, it’s important to understand the impact of frequent absenteeism and how we can work together to support regular attendance.
Spotlight on schools
UGDSB students take home medals from martial arts championship
Some students from the UGDSB who practice martial arts with Guelph Family Martial Arts recently returned from the Ontario Martial Arts Championships.