Parent Info
Helpful information for parents who wish to register their child in school, to learn more about the Ontario education system, and to support their child's learning.
School Effectiveness Survey 2012 (NOW CLOSED)
Thank you for your interest in the School Effectiveness Survey 2012. The survey is now closed. Results are currently being compiled and will be available shortly. For further information, please contact:
Aimmie Kellar
Instructional Program Leader
Research and Accountability
Halton District School Board
(905) 335-3665, ext. 3280
kellara@hdsb.ca
Parent Portal (Online Secondary Student Information System) Click here to access the Parent Portal.
The Literacy Achievement Program is an eight-week intervention program – 75 minute classes twice per week outside of school hours. It involves working with small groups (6–10 students) of Grade 5 students who are performing at level 2 (e.g. based on data from report cards, etc.). The program is aligned with the Ontario Language Curriculum.
To see an LAP presentation, click here
The Parent Involvement Committee (PIC) will host
the 5th Annual PIC Conference on:
Saturday, October 20, 2012, from 8 a.m. – 2:15 p.m. at M.M. Robinson High School, 2425 Upper Middle Road, Burlington
Guest Speaker: David Booth.
This is a free conference, open to all parents. Online registration begins August 15, 2012 by visiting http://registrations.hdsb.ca/picreg or you can register at your child’s school.
Free child minding, upon request, at M.M. Robinson High School.
Light breakfast and lunch is provided free of charge.
Interpreters will be provided upon request.
Click here to view the conference brochure.
To view 2011's PIC agenda, please click here
Apprenticeship, College, University or Work:
Which pathway will you choose?
Does your child want to explore or try out a career path in high school before heading to apprenticeship, college, university or the workplace? Does he or she have a passion for hands-on learning outside the classroom with a greater relevance to the subjects being taught in school?
Learn about Specialist High Skills Major, OYAP - Ontario Youth Apprentice Programs, Specialty School to Career Programs, expanded Cooperative Education Programs and Dual Credit college programs.
