Thames Valley wants to share school computing devices with families who don’t have electronic devices at home for their children to access online learning resources.
To support students to Learn at Home during the COVID-19 school closures, Thames Valley has reached out today by email and phone to the parents and guardians of all 79,000 students. 
“We want to make sure that all Thames Valley students can continue to learn and thrive during this...
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We continue to keep our students, staff and families as informed as possible during the provincially-ordered school closure.
It is always a good idea for students to practice their skills and what they've learned. To help with this, the Ministry of Education launched the first phase of its  Learn at Home  online portal . The portal includes supplementary resources elementary and secondary students can use to practice and learn math and literacy skills at home. The...
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Dear Ontario parents,
I am writing to you in unprecedented times.
The foremost priority of the government is to keep all Ontarians safe, including our students and educators . Working with our partners and all levels of government, we will do whatever it takes to deliver on this imperative.
Since we first learned of COVID-19, Ontario has been diligently monitoring the developing situation to protect the health and well-being of all Ontarians. We have also taken...
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Dear Parents/Guardians,
This is a reminder that the Government of Ontario has ordered schools to remain closed Monday, March 23 through April 5, 2020 to help limit the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).
Thames Valley will continue to provide the latest updates and links to helpful resources on the Board’s website at  www.tvdsb.ca/covid19updates . You will find  online learning opportunities for students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 , as well as ...
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We are working to keep our students, staff and families as up-to-date as possible during the provincially-ordered school closure over the next two weeks. For so many reasons, this is a complicated and challenging time for all of our communities. The COVID-19 situation and information continues to change rapidly, however, the health, safety and well-being of students and staff is Thames Valley’s highest priority. We continue to receive advice from our Public Health agencies...
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