An image of school buses covered in snow.
Four people stand indoors posing for a photo, wearing school attire with red poppy pins; one holds a brass trumpet while a Canadian flag and wall poppy decorations are visible behind them.
Collage of two photos of the SHSM Co-op Task Force at the meeting discussing with each other in small groups
Banner for an online webinar, “Good Digital Citizenship in the Age of AI,” with a graphic showing a family gathered around a laptop; November 18, 2026, 6:30 to 8 PM.
Toronto Catholic District School Board Virtue of the Month graphic highlighting Peacemaking. The design features a central white panel with the text “Virtue of the Month – Peacemaking” on a red background.
Remembrance Day graphic with the words “Lest We Forget” and “Remembrance Day” displayed above a field of stylized poppy flowers and seed pods in pink and red line art. The Toronto Catholic District School Board logo appears in the upper-right corner.
Illustration for National Indigenous Veterans Day featuring a military helmet decorated with a turtle design. Above the helmet is the heading “National Indigenous Veterans Day” and a message recognizing the military contributions of First Nations, Métis and Inuit Peoples to Canada.
Photo of TCDSB educators attending the Professional Development session
Graphic with an infinity symbol above the words “October Is Autism Awareness Month” on a red background featuring faint school-themed illustrations.
Graphic displaying the words “October Is ADHD Awareness Month” alongside a large orange awareness ribbon on a light grey background.
Banner with the text “School Support Designation” beside a photo of a modern school entrance with a large cross on its glass façade, conveying a calm, welcoming educational setting.
Colourful promotional graphic for Latin-Hispanic Canadian Heritage Month in October. The left side features a vibrant mosaic-style map of North and South America surrounded by swirling floral and geometric patterns in bright blue, orange, red, and yellow. The right side displays the text “October is Latin-Hispanic Canadian Heritage Month” above the Toronto Catholic District School Board logo. Along the bottom are the words “Cultures • Histories • Contributions • Communities • Futures” and the phrase “Unidos en Diversidad,”
Four-panel collage showing two workers in high-visibility vests and blue hard hats, one wearing sunglasses and a helmet, plus a man in a grey jacket, each smiling in an indoor work area.
Orange Shirt Day T-shirt featuring an Indigenous-inspired circular design with a feather, Inuksuk, and infinity symbol.
Student wearing a backpack and carrying books walks outdoors beside a banner that reads, “Fall Semester Registration: Night and Saturday Secondary Credit Courses.”
Promotional graphic featuring two secondary school students in school uniform standing in front of images representing various pathways and programs, including health sciences, construction, media arts, science, music, culinary arts, drafting, and skilled trades. The text reads “Discover what’s possible,” with “possible” displayed vertically. The background is light grey with graphic design elements, including grid lines, geometric patterns, and red accents.
wo students seated at a classroom table, writing with pencils on paper during a lesson.
Promotional graphic featuring two secondary school students in school uniform standing in front of images representing various pathways and programs, including health sciences, construction, media arts, science, music, culinary arts, drafting, and skilled trades. The text reads “Discover what’s possible,” with “possible” displayed vertically. The background is light grey with graphic design elements, including grid lines, geometric patterns, and red accents.
A group of eight elementary school students pose together at a school cultural celebration, wearing traditional embroidered shirts and celebrating Ukrainian Canadian Heritage​​​ Month.
Green chalkboard-style background featuring the word “HELLO” in large white letters at the center, surrounded by smaller “hello” greetings in many languages.