Dear Thames Valley Students, Staff, Families and Community: 
The 2020-2021 school year has been a challenging and life-changing year for Thames Valley students, families, and staff. 
In the face of a public health crisis, we worked side-by-side to support student learning in the safest way possible. We responded to adversity with incredible courage, resilience, and hard work.
We have not just persevered. 
We have emerged stronger, more united, and...
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Thames Valley’s thoughts go out to Cowessess First Nation and Indigenous Peoples following the announcement of 751 unmarked graves on the grounds of the former Marieval Indian Residential School in Saskatchewan. This is another reminder of the truth about the genocide against Indigenous Peoples.
In recognition of the 751 who lost their lives, flags at the Education Centre and all Thames...
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Trustees unanimously supported changing the name of Ryerson Public School, as well as a broad review of all schools named after individuals, to ensure they reflect the Board’s commitment to human rights, equity and inclusive learning environments.
A motion by Trustee Corrine Rahman called for renaming 109-year-old Ryerson Public School, named after Egerton Ryerson, considered the architect of Ontario’s public education system in the 1840s. 
However, Ryerson...
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With the last day of classes for students quickly approaching, Thames Valley schools are busy planning opportunities for students, families and teachers to collect personal belongings and participate in year-end recognitions for in-person learners. 
“We know this year has been difficult and appreciate the adaptability and understanding of our students, families and staff,” said Mark Fisher, Director of Education. “It is our hope that schools can find...
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