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Find information about registration, programs, events and services for students and families in Peel Region. Learn about the Explore High Skills Programs, Virtual Learning Mode, PDSB's 23 languages and more.
Access the Peel Board Office Site login page for staff members of Peel District School Board. Find resources, supports and news for mental health and well-being, careers, and school information.
Learn about the benefits, opportunities and values of working for the Peel District School Board, the largest employer in Peel region. Find out how to apply for various career categories, including teaching, educational assisting, office staff and more.
The Provincial and Demonstration Schools Branch (PDSB) is a branch of the Student Support and Field Services Division of the Ministry of Education and is responsible for the direct operation of four (4) provincial schools and three (3) demonstration schools:
Learn about the second largest school board in Canada, serving over 153,000 students in the Region of Peel. Find out its history, directors, logo, equity initiatives, programs and more.
Find information on the review, investigation and supervision of the Peel District School Board (PDSB) for systemic discrimination, governance and human resources issues. Read the final report, the Minister's directions and the investigation report.
Based on the reviewers' report and recommendations, the Minister of Education issued 27 binding directions to the Peel District School Board (PDSB) on March 13, 2020. Download PDF. Investigation of the Peel District School Board
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Find the address, phone number and email of the Central Board Office and other Peel schools. Learn how to address your questions or concerns about your child's education, curriculum, human rights or transcripts.
Peel eLearning/OeLC is a program that offers asynchronous online learning to PDSB secondary students. Students can access diverse courses taught by Ontario Certified Teachers, develop digital skills and global competencies, and meet graduation requirements.
