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Our Multi-Year Strategic Plan reflects our priorities, strategic directions and strategic goals.

Welcome to a New School Year!

The HDSB looks forward to welcoming students, staff and families on the first day of school on Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2025.

Spotlight on Schools

valuable learning experiences taking place in HDSB schools

HDSB Celebrated for Leadership in Sustainability and Climate Education

Through innovative programming, strong community partnerships and student-centered initiatives, the HDSB continues to advance climate education and drive meaningful environmental action across its schools.

Schulich Leader Scholarships awarded to HDSB’s Diya Kalia and Heidi Huang

Two HDSB students have been selected to become 2025 Schulich Leaders. Diya Kalia, Grade 12 student from Garth Webb Secondary School, and Heidi Huang, Grade 12 student from Iroquois Ridge High School, have both received the honour for their outstanding achievements and character.

Three HDSB Students recognized for metalworking excellence

Three HDSB Grade 12 students have been selected to receive the Canadian Tooling & Machining Association's (CTMA) High School Award.

Aldershot Student Named 2025 Loran Scholar

Aldershot School’s Charlotte Bolduc has been selected as a 2025 Loran Scholar, joining an exclusive group of 36 students chosen from more than 5,000 applicants across Canada.

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White Oaks SS Students Awarded with Prestigious Harvard Prize Book

Two Grade 11 students from White Oaks Secondary School have achieved a remarkable milestone, being among only three students selected by the Harvard Club of Toronto to receive the 2025 Harvard Prize Book.