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Principal: Drew Cook
Vice Principal: Mary Ellen Frauts
Administrative Secretary: Sara Munroe
Telephone: 519-485-1200
Fax: 519-425-0142
School Response To Threatening Behaviours: Fair Notice and Process: "The TVDSB community-school threat assessment protocol was developed with community partners including local Police Services, Mental Health Services, Children's Aid Societies, Youth Justice and The London District Catholic School Board. The threat/risk assessment protocol is located on the TVDSB website. One of the steps in operationalizing this protocol is to provide fair notice to our students and their families about our threat assessment process. The school response to threatening behaviours: fair notice and process can be accessed through the safe schools icon on the TVDSB website"
The Thames Valley District School Board has officially launched its corporate Facebook page at www.facebook.com/tvdsb
YYou can also follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/tvdsb
For more information, visit our website at www.tvdsb.ca
If you have any questions about the corporate Facebook & Twitter accounts please contact Kate Young at ext 20209 or Richard Hoffman at ext 20505
Challenge Day
Check It Out
"We're Tucking Into Healthy Grub!"
As part of IDCI's ongoing effort to promote healthy eating and to comply with the Ministry of Education's School Food and Beverage Policy, we have been working with students, parents, and staff to improve the nutritional value of food and beverages for sale in our cafeteria, vending machines and special event venues. We have started selling a variety of healthier options to our students. These changes will make it easier for students to choose healthy food and beverages and will help them practise what they learn in the classroom about healthy eating.
We are excited that the cafeteria and vending machines allow students to buy a variety of healthy food and beverages ... for energy and refreshment! We are making healthy eating easy!
As usual, any healthy food or beverage ideas are welcome!
For more information, please contact IDCI's "Healthy Schools" staff advisor Erin Bogart at 519-485-1200.
Attention All IDCI Students and Parents
We need your pictures for the VOLT 2012.
If you have attended an IDCI event and would like to submit photos to be used in the yearbook, follow the directions below.
Here is how you can submit photos online:
• Go to: https://images.jostens.com/login
• If it does not automatically log you into the site, enter username:400112541 and password:bluebomber
• Browse to select the photo(s) you wish to upload.
• Enter information about the photo and provide contact information in case the staff needs additional information.
• Click "Save Details".
It's that easy! Submit your photos today!
Healthy Smiles Ontario - Brochure
-free cleanings for all ages where the family net income is less than $20,000
-$35 per cleaning for adults where the family net income is more than $20,000.
At the clinic, all children 17 years and under will receive free cleanings
Please call the Public Health Community Dental Clinic at 519 539-9800 x 3436 or 1-800-755-0394 for more information or to book a cleaning appointment.
Finance Your Post-Secondary Education
A presentation from King's College, is available through School Documents on the left.
Record number of schools aim for EcoSchools certification
Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012 – More Thames Valley schools than ever before are showing their true colour – and it’s green. ... <read more>
The Pledge is first Canadian anti-bullying program to win U.S. award
Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2012 – The Pledge to end bullying campaign is the first Canadian initiative of its kind to be... <read more>
Board seeks public input into late starts for high schools
The Thames Valley District School Board is seeking public input into a survey on late starts for high school. The... <read more>
