A message from Davisville School Council on the day of what was supposed to be have been graduation ceremonies for our Davisville Dragons Class of 2020:

Graduations are one of the few things in life that end with a fresh start. If there is one thing to remember from our collective COVID-19 experience, it’s that things may not always go the way you want them to, but life has a a way of taking those new directions and turning them into opportunities.

From the students in the 2020 graduating class we know that: stories will be written, art will be created, researchers will solve medical mysteries, a generation of future essential workers will be inspired. Some may become future educators… and together, perhaps, this unique class of graduates may save the planet…

We have all been through many things this year – great and small. Our wish for you is that this life becomes all that you want it to, that your dreams stay big and your worries stay small.

We are all looking forward to seeing you succeed in a wide range of fields – and become the future leaders that we need. Go Dragons!

Davisville School Council

Davisville Parents,

Here are some resources to help you through these times:

• Mindfulness Monday Meditations, which are now posted on our Davisville School website (see the top right corner of the page).
• Links to activities that the Ministry of Education and TDSB have provided to keep students engaged with the curriculum. Visit the Student Learning Resources page on the TDSB website for current student learning resources that can be accessed at home.
• Lancement du Concours Virtuel – Ensemble à distance: Thousands of Ontario students in French as a Second Language usually participate in the annual Canadian Parents for French public speaking event Concours d’Art Oratoire. It is supported by the Ministry of Education and aligns with the Ontario FSL curriculum. It normally takes place in classrooms at the TDSB and at Boards across Ontario and then at regional, provincial and national events. The amazing Canadian Parents for French staff across Canada have now moved Concours to a virtual format in only one week! Students in Kindergarten through Grade 12 across Canada are invited to record and post 1-3 minute videos online, en français, sharing how they are spending their time while schools are closed and events are cancelled. For more information, visit the Canadian Parents for French Ontario website.

We will be posting additional resources for parents on our School Council website, so stay tuned. Thank you too to parents who have forwarded resources along.

Wishing everyone well,

Davisville School Council

Join us for our next School Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, March 3rd, starting at 7pm. The meeting will be held at Glebe Road United Church (20 Glebe Street East).

Agenda topics for this upcoming meeting include: labour negotiation updates and challenges, a budget update, as well as some information regarding upcoming School Council events.

All Davisville parents are welcome! We look forward to seeing you there.

Also, a reminder that if you would like to order Davisville spiritwear, you can order through Davisville SchoolCashOnline or Davisville EntripyShops .

The next parent council meeting is on March 3rd at Glebe Road United Church.

Pink shirt/Anti-bullying day was a success!

For more information, click here!

February 26 – Anti-Bullying day

• a day when people wear a pink shirt to symbolize a stand against bullying

February 28 – Pizza Day

March 3 – Davisville School Council meeting

• Location: Hodgson
• Time: 7 PM

March 16 – 20 – March break

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