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At Thistletown Collegiate Institute, we’re here to help you throughout high school as well as help you plan for post-secondary pathways. Our wraparound supports include guidance and attendance counseling, special education and inclusion supports, as well as social work and child & youth supports. You will also find assistance with co-op education & experiential learning, and support for newcomers to Canada. Connect with us either in person, by phone, or through email. Don't forget to join our Google Classrooms so you know about all the opportunities available to you. We look forward to meeting with you!
For all students (Gr. 9-12)
Google Class Code: pejicbq
For all students (Gr. 11-12)
Google Class Code: 43qu4f3
Students are required to complete a minimum of 40 hours of community involvement activities before graduation.
Click below to download a copy of the TDSB Community Involvement Sheet with the list of TDSB Approved Activities and Ministry of Education Ineligible Activities.
Specialist High Skills Major offers you an opportunity to complete your Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) while focusing on a specific economic sector and supporting transitions to college, apprenticeship, university and the workplace. Every SHSM must include the following five components, which are outlined in detail in ministry-approved frameworks developed for each area of specialisation:
The Advanced Placement Program (AP) is a cooperative agreement between participating secondary schools and post-secondary institutions. AP courses permit you to undertake additional academic content as identified by postsecondary institutions.
My Blueprint can be used to:
Sabrina D'Addamio
ACL Guidance Counsellor
Sabrina.D'Addamio@tdsb.on.ca
Diana Chau
Guidance Counsellor
diana.chau@tdsb.on.ca/
Endri Caku
Endri.Caku@tdsb.on.ca
For further assistance, please email or call our Guidance Office Assistant Jennifer Matarazzo at 416-394-7710 ext. 20040.
Jennifer Matarazzo
Administrative Assistant
Jennifer.Matarazzo@tdsb.on.ca
Co-Op & Experiential Learning
Sandra Mahr
sandra.mahr@tdsb.on.ca/
Student Supports
Fiona Ponticelli
Social Worker
/fiona.ponticelli@tdsb.on.ca/
Michelle Gardener
Child & Youth Worker
michelle.gardener@tdsb.on.ca/
Irma Hercules
Newcomer Settlement Worker
Hercules@nych.ca