Department Newsletters

Looking for the latest news, tips and resources from some of our Board departments or committees? See their latest newsletters to learn more. 

On this page, you'll find newsletters about:

  • Centre for Black Student Excellence

  • Math and Math Problems of the Month

  • Mental Health

  • Parent, Family and Community Engagement

  • "The Special Edition" Exceptional Learning Strengths and Needs Newsletter

  • Pathways

 

Diaspora News


Read the monthly newsletter from the Centre for Black Student Excellence for events, updates, resources and more. 

 

Mathematics


Check out our monthly math newsletter for tips, resources and more to support math learning. 

  • April 2025 - Selecting Tools

    In mathematics, tools refer to physical objects or digital resources that students use to explore and understand mathematical concepts. Students learn how to choose tools to help them solve problems and to represent and communicate their understanding of mathematical concepts. 

    These tools can include counters, number lines, geometric shapes, calculators, graphing software, rulers, protractors, and even everyday objects like beans or blocks for counting.

    Selecting and using tools in mathematics helps students to:

    Math Newsletter

 

Math Problems


Here is the current math problem of the month as well as the previous month's problem with a solution and extension question.

 

Mental Health


Read our monthly newsletter for timely tips, resources and more. 

 

 

Parent, Family and Community Engagement Advisory Committee Newsletter 


Visit the PEAC webpage to learn more. 

 

Pathways' Newsletter - JumpStart


Explore your options, get inspired, build your pathway! Visit Pathways Programs to learn more. 

 

Special Edition Newsletter


newsletter to support those in York Region who work with students with exceptional learning strengths & needs.

 

Engagement Matters


To further support parent and family engagement, please take some time to view

Parent, Family and Community Engagement Advisory Committee (PEAC)'s newsletter.