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Welcome To Toronto's Catholic Schools

At the Toronto  Catholic District School Board, we teach more than the basics. Through a Christ-centered vision and in partnership with parents, parishes and the community, we serve studentsViolin_solo_2 from diverse cultural, linguistic and ethnic     backgrounds in Canada’s largest and most dynamic city. TCDSB educates close to 90,000 students in 201 elementary and secondary schools.

The Toronto Catholic District School Board is proud to   serve students from diverse cultural, linguistic and ethnic backgrounds through a broad  range of programs and services. Working in partnership with parents, local parishes and the wider school community, TCDSB schools offer a safe and caring learning environment,   which reflects Catholic tradition and values.

Toronto’s Catholic schools follow the provincial curriculum as set out by the Ministry of Education, however the objectives of TCDSB schools are to enable students not only to reach their academic potential, but to develop spiritually and emotionally as well. TCDSB schools strive to be true faith communities, where programs reflect the     teachings of the Catholic church, where prayer and reflection are an intrinsic part of each school day, and where students have opportunities to put their faith into action     through their interactions with staff, their fellow students and the wider community.    

Religious Education

The Religious Education Program enables students to develop a basic knowledge of their     faith tradition, as well as attitudes  that encourage a personal relationship with     Jesus Christ. Chaplaincy teams in the secondary schools play a vital role in the     development of a sense of Christian community and the celebration of faith through prayer     groups, liturgies and prayer services, as well as through service to others through peer     support groups, mission groups, special needs projects and community outreach to the     elderly and disabled.    

Student code of conduct

The discipline in Catholic schools is designed to train both mind and character. Principals and teachers—in partnership with parents and parishes—set standards of behaviour for students to help them achieve self-discipline. All schools, with the assistance of their Catholic School Advisory councils, have created a student code of conduct which reflects TCDSB’s Safe Schools policies and the Province's Code of Conduct.    

Uniforms

All secondary school students are required to wear the uniform of the school that they     attend. The uniform at each school has been developed in consultation with the school     community. Although the policy on uniforms does not extend to elementary schools, there is     a dress code in place in all TCDSB schools.       

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Toronto Catholic District School Board
80 Sheppard Avenue East
North York, ON       
M2N 6E8
416-222-8282; Fax: 416-229-5345

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