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Email: info@hwdsb.on.ca
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The City of Hamilton has issued a Cold Weather Alert effective tonight. A Cold Alert is issued when current or anticipated weather conditions are at or below minus 15 degrees Celsius or minus 20 with wind chill.
Learn more about cold weather alerts at HWDSB online here.
Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) Trustees approved the purchase of the 26-acre Shermal Estates subdivision on Monday, December 9, 2013. The lands, which were acquired through a land exchange of Board vacant lands, will be the site of the new South Secondary School.
“Our children are the rock on which our future will be built, our greatest asset as a nation. They will be the leaders of our country, the creators of our national wealth, those who care for and protect our people.”
Trustees at Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board voted at a meeting Monday, December 2 to elect Jessica Brennan, Trustee for Ward 13, as Board Chair for the year ahead. She takes over from previous Chair Tim Simmons, a Ward 3 Trustee who held the position for two terms.
Hamilton, ON – December 3, 2013: Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) is looking for suggestions from the community for a new name for the new South Secondary School.
On a recent November afternoon, the auditorium of Westmount Secondary School overflowed with one of the world’s few universal languages – music.
The Glendale production of Ten Miles Out – a collectively written play about the legacy of Indian residential schools in Canada – has been recognized this fall with two different awards.
Students at Collegiate Avenue Elementary School in Stoney Creek were very excited this month to receive a generous donation of $50,000 from the Marta and Owen Boris Foundation to purchase more iPads and accessories for their classrooms.
Congratulations to all HWDSB 25 years service members and retirees.
HWDSB recognized employees with 25 years service and employees that retired during this past year. The event was sponsored by the Teacher’s Credit Union and the entertainment for the evening was provided by the Highnote Ramblers.
Janet Lee students stood up against Bullying by holding a “No More Bullying” flashmob. The younger students were taken by surprise during recess but quickly joined in; dancing with the older students that had organized the surprise event.
Ancaster elementary school teacher Aviva Dunsiger has been awarded a prime minister’s teaching certificate of excellence in Ottawa.
