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- The OEN (Ontario Education Number) is a nine-digit unique identification number assigned to elementary and high school students across the province. If you have an OEN, you can find it on your report card. If you've forgotten your OEN, your high school guidance counsellor will have it on record.
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The OEN is a student identification number is assigned by the Ministry of Education to Ontario elementary and secondary students. This unique number is used as the key identifier on a student's school records, and follows the student through his or her elementary and secondary education.
The OEN is nine digits long (eight digits, plus a check digit), randomly assigned, and tied to stable information about the student (name, gender, date of birth). For more information please visit: http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/document/brochure/oen/index.html.
The OEN (Ontario Education Number) is a nine-digit unique identification number assigned to elementary and high school students across the province. If you have an OEN, you can find it on your report card. If you've forgotten your OEN, your high school guidance counsellor will have it on record.
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We collect, analyze and report on information about our elementary and secondary school systems to: 1. help us develop education policies, programs and practices that are based on evidence and data 2. appropriately allocate funding for school boards, which we determine based on information that schools boards provide 3. track improvements that we m...
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Please log in by entering the applicant's Ontario Education Number (OEN). The OEN is located on a Provincial report card, or other official documents. You can find the OEN on your child's report card shown below.
The Ontario Education Number (OEN) is a unique identification number assigned to each student or potential student of prescribed institutions, including school boards, schools under the jurisdiction of a school board or the Ministry of Education, and all private schools in Ontario.
The OEN is a 9-digit, unique identification number assigned to elementary and high school students across the province of Ontario. You can find your OEN on your report card. Your high school guidance counsellor will also have it on record.
