Please select this link to book interviews for May 12th.

This year, the Virtual Academy would like to recognize students in each grade who meet one or more of the global competencies which help prepare our Catholic graduates as discerning believers, formed in our Catholic faith community. Teachers nominate students based on the following global competencies: Character, Community and Citizenship, Critical Thinking, Collaboration, Communication and Creativity. We celebrate this by sharing with the students a gift card to Chapters and a certificate in honor of their contributions to the Virtual Academy. The following is a link to the winners of this award.

Visit this link, to view the Virtual Academy on CTV News raising money for Relay for Life. Visit this link to view the Vice Principals celebrating the cause.

The graduation literacy requirement for our current grade 11s has been waived by the Ministry of Education. Because of this, we will be cancelling the test this year for all eligible students both inschool and in the VA.

Do you know what to do in case of an emergency in your virtual classroom? Whether or not you know a person's physical location, you can help out a classmate or teacher who's having an emergency. Please review the steps listed in the VA Emergency Plan so that you will know what to do if the situation arises.

To register for the parent portal please follow this link for step by step instructions

For information regarding Photo Days, Yearbooks, College and University Presentations, and more, please contact your home school.

All Saints High School

St. Francis Xavier High School

Immaculata High School

Lester B Pearson High School

St. Mark High School

St. Matthew High School

Notre Dame High School

St. Paul High School

St. Patrick High School

St. Peter High School

St. Pius X High School

Frank Ryan Catholic Intermediate School

Sacred Heart High School

St. Joseph High School

St. Mother Teresa High School

Holy Trinity Catholic High School

The literacy graduation requirement will be waived for all students graduating during the 2020-21 school year. The ministry is continuing to explore a field test of the online OSSLT in Spring 2021, which could allow the opportunity for non-graduating students to write the test and have successful attempts counted on their transcript.

OCSB leverages many tools to help scaffold learning and effective internet use. One tool is Hapara Highlights. Read more about it HERE!

This video addresses what screen time looks like during a pandemic, the protective power of connection, types of screen time, and the comforting power of predictability.

This parental webinar is designed to help families set the stage for student success while using the virtual platform Google Meet. One of the most important things parents can do is help their child set personal goals and break those goals into mini-steps. This way, neither the student nor the parent feels overwhelmed. The OCSB Behaviour Team hopes by following the tips in the webinar, parents will help their child become more cooperative and independent.

This pamphlet outlines examples of cyberbullying and who students can turn to if being bullied.

Kids Help Phone

A recording of the Parent Learning Session that took place on Thursday, September 24 is now available on our Online How To's page.

Virtual learning is a new experience for all of us. Here are some Tips for Parents to help navigate this new learning landscape.