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.
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The Centre for Black Student Excellence May 2026 Newsletter

May 2026
Bytes, Beats, Buckets and Beauty Brings Black Students Together Across Georgina
Centre for Black Student Excellence
Mathematics
Check out our monthly math newsletter for tips, resources and more to support math learning.
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October 2026- Math is Everywhere: The Hidden Math of Park Management!
Math NewsletterWelcome Families! This month, we are putting on our hiking boots and stepping into the great outdoors! We often think of provincial and national parks as wild, untouched spaces where we go to escape technology and numbers. Behind the scenes, park rangers, wildlife biologists, and conservationists use math to protect these beautiful ecosystems and keep them safe for visitors.
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.
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October 2026 - Problem of the Month
Math ProblemsAt Doggy Daycare, there is one dog for every bowl of food, two dogs for every bowl of water, and three dogs for every bowl of treats. Every dog gets a serving of food, water and treats.
If there are a total of 77 bowls, how many dogs are there?
Solutions will be posted at the end of the month!
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Student Mental Health and Addictions Newsletter - Fall 2026
Mental Health
New Beginnings, Familiar Faces
Dear Families and Caregivers,
Welcome back for another school year at the YRDSB. New beginnings may cause a wide range of thoughts, feelings and behaviours. The new school year brings experiences that may be familiar to students (same school and peers). While many students are also experiencing something new (a new class, teacher, grade etc).
Parent, Family and Community Engagement Advisory Committee Newsletter
Visit the PEAC webpage to learn more.
Special Edition Newsletter
A newsletter to support those in York Region who work with students with exceptional learning strengths & needs.
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Special Edition Newsletter - September/October 2026
Special Education
A newsletter to support those in York Region who work with students with exceptional learning strengths & needs.Content of this Newsletter
