News & Announcements

The last Wednesday in September is Rowan's Law Day.

In 2018, Rowan's Law came into effect in Ontario in honour of Rowan Stringer, who passed away as the result of multiple concussions.

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At DSB1, we acknowledge the importance of listening to and learning from the lived experiences of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis as an action of ReconciliACTION. 
 
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On September 23, we recognize the significance of the Fall Equinox and the change of season for Indigenous Peoples. This new phase of the year is an important, ceremonial time and an opportunity to celebrate connection with Earth. 

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On Franco-Ontarian Day, we reflect on the significance of the Francophone culture, history, and presence in all our communities. In DSB1, we proudly support student learning in French and offer French programming at each of our schools.

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Wishing all those observing Yom Kippur an easy and meaningful fast.

We join our communities in honouring Truth and Reconciliation Week and the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
 
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In observance of Police and Peace Officers' National Memorial Day, our flags are flown at half-mast.

During July, District School Board Ontario North East (DSB1) was pleased to offer summer learning programs for elementary and secondary students to help support and enrich their learning.
 
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For the 2023-2024 school year, District School Board Ontario North East is proud to announce the return of the virtual Indigenous Speaker Series.

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Powley Day recognizes the contributions of father and son Steve and Roddy Powley in the R. v. Powley [“The Powley Case”], which led to the decision that the Powley family, as members of the Sault St. Marie Métis community, can exercise a Métis right to hunt.

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