HLF Month is an opportunity for schools and the community to raise awareness and funds to eliminate the financial challenges that prevent students from accessing a complete education.
HLF Month unites schools, organizations, and individuals in activities, challenges, and events designed to support our mission of assisting students in the Halton District School Board (HDSB). By addressing crucial needs such as school supplies, food, clothing, and learning resources, we empower students to succeed and reach their full potential.
Picture: HLF
Congratulations to our hardworking educational assistants, especially to who work in the special education programs. We celebrate your achievements for students' well-being. HDSB has greatly successful special education programs. Thank you for all the work you have done.
Photo: Florence Meares PS
2025 Annual PIC PIC Conference was hosted at Elsie MacGill Secondary School in Milton on Feb 8th. Keynote speaker Dr. Alex Rusell, gave a speech about anxiety and the important role of parents. Dr. Russel a clinical psychologist, is also the author of Drop the Worry Ball: How to Parent in the Age of Entitlement.
Anxiety is a big topic in Chiren's mental health. Dr. Ruseell's presentation has lots of valuable information. HDSB invites experts in various educational areas to our conference.
I held two workshop sessions about motivating children in computer programming
We have heard many stories about teachers and volunteers caring, loving, and inspiring the students and the community. Thank you all for your amazing contribution to the HDSB community. I wish your stories are heard by more community members. Enjoy the summer break!
Photo: Presenting Inspire Award to Mme Wignall at Clarksdale PS. Photo received from Clarksdale PS X
I appreciate MPP Effie Triantafilopoulos setting aside time from her busy schedule to visit Dr. Frank J. Hayden Secondary School, Alton Village Public School, and Charles R. Beaudoin Public School with me on May 24th.
MPP Triantafilopoulos says on X "It was incredible to see the passion, innovation, and dedication from both students and staff. These schools are nurturing the leaders of tomorrow, and the future is looking incredibly bright with such talented young minds paving the way."
Photo: MPP Triantafilopoulos's office
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visits Burlington Bruce T. Lindley PS on April 24. Mr. Trudaeu visited classrooms, and lunch programs with various local organizations.
Photo: Prime Minister Office
It was a special occasion to present the Inspire Award in a public library. Several HDSB schools and public libraries share the resources and teachers may work in the library location. Connie Scott from Dr. Frank J. Hayden S.S. received her Inspire Award certificate at Haber Recreation Centre Library in January 2024.
Photo provided by Connie Scott