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Early French Immersion (JK entry)

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Early French Immersion (Jr. Kindergarten entry)

The entry point to Early French Immersion is Junior Kindergarten. Currently eligible applicants were born in 2022, residing in the City of Toronto. It is entirely an online process. All communications will be sent via the email address provided in the online process. Please check your email regularly, including junk mail and spam folders. 

 IMPORTANT DATES

Application process opens: November 3, 2025 in the morning

Deadline for applications is: November 28, 2025 at 4:00pm

Note: Applications received after the deadline will be marked late. There is no guarantee of admission for late applicants.
Please note:

An application must be submitted for each child, including twins/triplets/multiples. There will be an opportunity on the application to indicate if there is a sibling at the same school in the same French Immersion program (not in a graduating year). 

Offers of placement will begin in January and be ongoing in the weeks and months following. Please check your email regularly, including junk mail and spam folders, and follow all instructions. You must take action to reserve a seat by the deadline.

While every effort will be made to seat students in the school identified as their area French Immersion school, this is not always possible. In cases where the number of applications in a given area is greater than the number of allotted program spaces in the school, students may be redirected to schools with available program space.

Placements are made based on the child's primary home address of record in PowerSchool prior to the application deadline. If the address changes between the application deadline and the fall of the entry year, there is no guarantee of admission in the new area.

Late applicants will be held on a waitlist and considered subject to available space until the end of September of the entry year (i.e., Junior Kindergarten). There are no waitlists in non-entry years.

Kindergarten Registration 2026

Starting school is an exciting time. Our schools provide a rich learning environment for all children to learn and grow.

In the Kindergarten program, your child will develop their skills and abilities through inquiry and intentional play-based learning that includes math, science and literacy. Teachers and early childhood educators plan learning experiences where children are actively engaged in learning and thinking creatively.

Registration for English Kindergarten programs will begin in January 2026.

Children who will be four by December 31, 2026, can start Junior Kindergarten in September 2026.

Learn more about Kindergarten at the TDSB, Before- and After-School Programs and Extended Day Programs. 

Pizza Lunches

pizza man

Upcoming Pizza lunches 
   Order through School Cash Online  

https://tdsb.schoolcashonline.com/

Friday, November 28th
Friday, December 12th

 

 

 

 

School Council

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School Council Meetings
All meetings will be on Google Meet and will begin @ 6:30 PM

Future Meetings

December 9th
January 13th
February 10th
March 10
April 14th
May 12th
June 9th
 

MAC Website 


For all your School Council information

 

Grade 8 Graduation

grad cap and diploma


Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Qssis Banquet Hall
3474 Kingston Road
Scarborough, ON M1M 1R5

Waste-Free (Boomerang) Lunches


litterless lunch
This upcoming school year (2025-2026) William G. Miller will be doing waste free lunches. 
What this means is that students will be taking home anything left over from their lunches including any packaging, uneaten food, etc.
The average student’s lunch generates approximately 30 kg of waste per school year and an elementary school generates approximately 8,500 kg of waste per year. Reducing snack and lunch waste is one of the easiest ways to start reducing waste. 
What is a Waste-Free Lunch?
A waste-free lunch contains no disposable or throwaway packaging. Drinks and food are packed in reusable containers within a reusable lunch bag or box. This method favours reusable food and drink containers, washable cutlery and cloth napkins. All containers are resealable so that leftover food and drink can be consumed (or composted) later.
Waste-Free Lunch 
• Durable, reusable lunch containers
• Reusable water bottle, thermos
• Washable silverware
• Cloth napkins
• Tupperware, reusable food container
or thermos
• Healthy snacks
Things  to avoid
• Single-Use plastic or paper bags
• Drink boxes, pop cans, bottled water
• Plastic disposable spoons, forks and
knives
• Paper napkins, towels or tissues
• Cling wrap, wax paper, styrofoam, foil
Packaged Snacks

Cell Phones at School

picture of cell phones

*** STUDENT CELLPHONE POLICY***

Students are more than welcome to bring cellphones to school as they are important communication tools. During instructional time students must keep their phones in their lockers/backpacks and are not permitted to use them in the halls or in class. The school is not responsible for lost/damaged/stolen phones.   

Bus pick up and Drop off times

School bus

Please use this link to student transportation for information regarding bussing.
Student Transportation Information for Parents

 

 

 

 

Student Absences

To report a student absence or late please call our Safe Arrival line.
The line is available at all hours (24/7) to accept your calls.

Call 416-396-6658 or email us at Williamgmiller@tdsb.on.ca to report your child(ren)'s absence.
 

                             

School Day Schedule

 

Sign for schedule


  8:10                ENTRY BELL RINGS 
  8:15                SCHOOL BEGINS
  8:25                MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS BEGIN
  9:35 -  9:50     AM RECESS
11:00 - 12:00    LUNCH
  1:10 -  1:25     PM RECESS
   2:45                DISMISSAL