Welcome message from CW Parent Council
Parent council would like to welcome everyone back for another great year at CW. Please click on this link to view the full welcome back letter. The first parent council meeting is Thursday, Oct.5 Please read the letter for full details. All parents are welcome to attend.
SHAD Applications are now OPEN
Spend the month of July exploring the world of STEAM and entrepreneurship through exciting lectures, experiential workshops, team-building activities, and a design project that inspires students to tackle real-world problems.
Please click here to apply.
CW Course Changes
The deadline for course changes in semester 1 has passed. If you'd like to make a course change for semester 2, please book an appointment with your guidance counselor.
CW Student Handbook
Our newly updated student handbook is now ready. Please click here to read the new handbook.
Best Places to Work EXPO at the Shaw Center
You’re invited to a dynamic one-day expo that showcases the Best Places to Work in the region. Get face-to-face with employers and post secondary institutions and explore job, career and training options to help you achieve your personal career aspirations while enjoying the best quality of life. Click here to see how to register.
Mandatory eLearning Graduation Requirement and Opt-out Information
Beginning with the cohort of students who entered Grade 9 in 2020-21 (current Grade 10 students), all students must earn a minimum of two e-learning credits in order to graduate with an OSSD. Students in certificate pathways are exempted from this requirement. Students who were in Grade 9 in 2020-21 will receive one e-learning credit in recognition of their pandemic learning experiences.
Students who would like to opt-out of this requirement can do so using this form. Please note, current grade 10 students will receive one eLearning credit due to their experiences with pandemic learning, and current grade 11 and 12 students are exempted from the requirement and do not need to complete the opt-out form. Frequently asked questions about the mandatory eLearning requirement and the opt-out process are available on the OCDSB website.
OCDSB Cares
OCDSB Cares is an anonymous reporting tool for students looking to share concerns about the health, well-being, and safety of themselves and/or others.
Please refer to this link for more information.
Community Involvement Hours for 2023/24 Graduating Students
For students graduating in the 2022/23 school year, the community involvement graduation requirement is 40 hours of community involvement activities.
For more information about this and volunteer opportunities, please consult this link.
Please speak with your guidance counsellor if you have any questions.
Are you interested in receiving support for your homework? Do you want to learn new study skills? The Literacy/Numeracy Program with OCDSB's Department of Continuing Education provides students in Grades 7-12 with a supervised opportunity to complete, review, practice and organize for greater success at school.
For more information, including registration for this program, please consult this link.
FSL resources for students and parents.