Sign-up for Grad Photo appointments will be during the week of November 19th to the 23rd.  Graduating students must sign-up for their appointment at the Student Parliament Kiosk during lunch.  At this time, students will receive a flyer from the photography company explaining what to wear and the items included with the $30 sitting fee. 

The first day for Grad Photo appointments is Monday, November 26th, and the last day is Friday, November 30th.  Students must bring their $30 sitting fee to the photographer at the time of their appointment.  The photographer will be set up on the Stage of the Cafeteria.  Students are asked to enter via the door outside the Drama room (164).

The 2011–2012 school year has been officially named the Year of Digital Citizenship in the Durham District School Board. We all need to understand that good citizenship and character in the real wold must be tranferred to the digital on-line world!

Click  here  to view our Technology and Character poster.

Community stakeholders will come together to discuss, explore and set out our norms for technology use in the future. It will be about understanding that Digital Citizenship is more than the rules that govern use, and more than being safe on-line. It can’t be taught in a lesson or two, it has to be modeled and demonstrated in everything that we do.

The Durham District School Board and Wilson follow the Guidelines and Procedures for the Accommodation of Religious Requirements Practices and Observances.

This document has been produced in compliance with requirements of Ontario’s Equity and Inclusive Education Strategy within the contexts of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Ontario Human Rights Code.

This document assists us in creating and maintaining equitable and inclusive environments within our schools and facilities, and guides the process of providing religious accommodations as the need arises.

The document is available for viewing at http://ddsb.durham.edu.on.ca/DDSBmain.htm  (highlight programs on the left panel, then Equity and Inclusive Education, then Guidelines).

If you anticipate that you or your family might require religious accommodation at any point during the school year we ask that you inform the administration at your child’s school as early as possible, preferably at the start of the school year.

Areas that you might consider include but are not limited to, the following:

Observation of major religious holy days and celebrations

Accommodation in, or exemption from, specific areas of the curriculum or other school activities
Religious attire
Modesty requirements in physical education
School opening and closing exercises
Prayer
Dietary requirements