Posts by Halton District School Board

Students from the I-STEM program at Thomas A. Blakelock HS, Elsie MacGill SS and Aldershot School have been selected as regional finalists in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition, where students across Canada create innovative solutions to real-world problems using Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) learning.

Students from the I-STEM program at Thomas A. Blakelock HS, Elsie MacGill SS and Aldershot School have been selected as regional finalists in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition, where students across Canada create innovative solutions to real-world problems using Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) learning.

A total of five FIRST robotics teams from the Halton District School Board (HDSB) will compete at the FIRST Ontario Provincial Championship in Mississauga April 2-5. 

Families, students, staff and community members are invited to attend an upcoming session as part of the Director’s Panel Series.

The Arrive and Thrive Conference for HDSB newcomer students amplified the voices of newcomers by facilitating their storytelling journey and showcasing the experiences and triumphs of newcomers through visual art.

The Halton District School Board and the Halton Catholic District School Board have received final approval from the Ontario Ministry of Education for the 2025-2026 school year calendar. 

Fashion Forward provides students with the opportunity to view, try on and take home a formal wear outfit in a friendly and welcoming environment. 

Dr. Frank J. Hayden SS hosted 2025 Paint the Town, presented by the Halton Regional Police Service. The event brought together young artists and community members in support of Joseph Brant Hospital's redevelopment and expansion of the Mental Health and Addictions unit.

​​​Elsie MacGill SS student Binish gained hands-on experience in the aesthetics industry at Total Skin and Body Spa. Co-op is a fantastic opportunity for HDSB students to earn secondary school credits while completing a work experience placement in the community.

Grade 5 students at Viola Desmond PS participated in Civix Canada Student Vote on Feb. 26. Through this hands-on experience, students are learning the importance of civic engagement and making their voices heard.