Registration at Glencoe Disctrict

Current Grade 9–12 high school students from within the Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB), or students coming from outside TVDSB, must complete the following steps to register at Glencoe District High School.

Determine whether you live within the Glencoe District High School boundaries: Find my local school (opens in a new window)
Check your eligibility for student transportation: Transportation eligibility tool (opens in a new window)
Contact Tracy Harvie to schedule an appointment with the Principal or Guidance Counsellor:
- Email: t.harvie@tvdsb.ca
- Phone: 519‑287‑3310
Messages are checked regularly.
Bring government‑issued identification (birth certificate or Canadian passport).
Bring proof of your current home address (for example: hydro, property tax, or utility bill).
Provide a current Ontario Student Transcript or Credit Counselling Summary from your previous school.
Complete and submit the required forms:
- New Student Registration Form (PDF) (opens in a new window)
- If transferring from another school board: Consent to Share Form (PDF) (opens in a new window)
- Online registration is also available: Secondary school online registration (opens in a new window)

Completing these steps in advance will help streamline your appointment with the Principal or Guidance Counsellor.

2026–2027 GDHS Course Calendar

GDHS 2026–2027 Course Calendar Overview (PDF) (opens in a new window)

This document outlines graduation requirements, pathway planning, experiential learning, student success supports, and parent resources. All information is available in an accessible and translatable format at tvdsb.ca/HighSchool (opens in a new window) .

Special Offerings at GDHS

Specialist High Skills Major (PDF) (opens in a new window)
Dual Credit opportunities (PDF) (opens in a new window)
Student Senate (opens in a new window) – Students represent their school community and support a safe, inclusive, and equitable environment. GDHS currently has four participating students.
FNMI Student Leadership (opens in a new window) – Leadership opportunities for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students in Grades 10–12. GDHS currently has four participating students.
Scotiabank Scholars Program (opens in a new window) – A pathway‑focused program supporting academic, professional, and social growth. GDHS currently has six participating students.