Greetings Families,
We had another busy week here at CR Marchant with lots of learning happening and extracurriculars going on. We also wanted to remind our grade 7 & 8 families that we will be heading over to WCI next Wednesday to watch their Winter Concert at 1.00 pm. We hope you have an amazing weekend and be sure to read through this bulletin carefully.
Special Education and Inclusion Parent/Guardian/Caregiver Sessions
Special Education and Inclusion is pleased to offer a variety of drop-in and topic-specific sessions for parents, guardians, and caregivers throughout the 2024-2025 school year. These sessions provide valuable information, resources, and support to help families navigate special education programs and services.
Drop-In Sessions-Families
Parent Engagement Sessions-Families
CR SAC Minutes from January Meeting
Please use this link to review the minutes from our last SAC Meeting.
Next Meeting Dates:
- March 5, 2025- CR Merch Night
- April 2,2025 - Movie Night
- June 4, 2025
TDSB celebrates Family Literacy Day January 27th 2025!
January 27th, 2025, is recognized in Canada as a special day dedicated to family literacy, encouraging families to read, explore, and learn together. Family Literacy Day is organized by ABC Life Literacy Canada and celebrated annually. This year, the theme of Family Literacy Day is “Learn to be Green, Together,” which is an excellent opportunity to combine literacy with learning about sustainability as a family. Please check out the wonderful resources they have put together for families.
Please visit Family Literacy Day to learn more about this important day and access relevant resources. Visit our TDSB Virtual Library and share this valuable resource with the parents and caregivers in TDSB.
Additionally, please note programs being offered in Toronto Public Library locations across the city at Family literacy day: Toronto Public Library.
Meet the Scientist Program
The Centre of Excellence for Black Student Achievement in partnership with the Sunnybrook Research Institute invites Black students in Grades 7-12 at Toronto District School Board to participate in the Meet the Scientist Program. The goal of the program is to provide Black students with a unique opportunity to learn more about the different pathways in the field of medical technology and research. In addition, students will also learn about brain imaging technology and how Artificial Intelligence (AI) could lead to a better understanding of the brain.
Date: February 12, February 19, February 26
Time: 5 – 6:30 p.m.
Location: In-person and hybrid
Registration link: https://bit.ly/4gF0nv5
Link to flyer