Staff

The Toronto Catholic District School Board employs close to 10,000 teachers, administrative and support staff who are dedicated to Catholic education. Staff at all levels support the learning experience through their expertise, commitment and enthusiasm.

News

Appointment of Director of Education

Fall Update 2011

2011-2012 School Year Calendar

New Publications and Resources

• The Vision--Religion and Family Life Newsletter
   
• Advent Resources--help with planning liturgies, prayer services, songs and reflections for the season
   
• Math Gains--CLIPS are web based lessons that can be accessed by students at home; GAP Closing material can be downloaded for use in the classroom.
   

• The New Roman Missal--resource for teachers (powerpoint)
   

• Catholic Education Week May 6-11, 2012--OCSTA Resources
  
   

• Toronto Catholic School Board Employees' Credit Union Website
  
   

• Reference and Form for Police Background Checks: http://www.torontopolice.on.ca/recordsmanagement/clearance.php
   

• To access email from home, staff can log onto:
  http://owa.tcdsb.org.

  For home access to the internet, https://secure.tcdsb.org
   

• Catholic Curriculum Cooperative Website
   

• eWorkshop
   

• Live Safe and Work Smart
   

• New Policy--Workplace Harassment and Discrimination

  • "The Respectful Workplace"
    
     

• New Teacher Resources for elections available on the City of Toronto website

  • Education Tools Index
     

  Elections are important for people of all ages, even if you are not old enough to vote, understanding the democratic process and learning what your City does for you is important. For those reasons we are updating and adding brand new education tools under the Students and Youth and Education sections on the Toronto Elections website. http://www.toronto.ca/elections/students-youth/index.htm

  
  The goal for revamping this section is to allow youth and teachers alike a, 'one-stop shop' for excellent educational resources such as, videos, games and presentations.

  
  The refurbished section will not only serve students and youth, but also teachers and educators who need additional resources relating to Toronto and municipal elections. Everyone will be able to find interesting information and engaging educational resources.