West Carleton SS

Also called the ‘Festival of Sacrifice,’ Eid al-Adha is one of the most significant observances in Islam. We wish a Blessed Eid to all who are celebrating.

The OCDSB would like to thank student trustees Antong Hou and Tabarak Al-Delaimi for representing students on our Board of Trustees this year! Both students will be moving on to new opportunities in the fall. Wishing you all the best!

Pavleen has worked very hard over the years to foster a Culture of Caring and Social Responsibility at West Carleton Secondary School. Her commitment to creating a better community and an inclusive and engaging school environment has left an incredible impact!

Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day, a celebration of the contributions, diverse cultures, and rich heritage of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples. It is recognized in alignment with the summer solstice, the longest day of the year. Learn more: ow.ly/ZpZp50OFRWw

Register now for Stress Lessons, a virtual summer opportunity for students going into grades 7, 8, and 9! This program will help youth recognize signs of stress, identify stressors and their impact, develop strategies to cope, and more. Learn more: ow.ly/glM950OOltz

Today is the last day to register for the sixth annual Black Youth Forum! Join us on Wednesday, June 7th to explore topics like Black representation, community, influence, and self-worth. Learn more and register now: ow.ly/jlBF50OzZJu

June is Brain Injury Awareness Month. To learn more about concussions, including causes, symptoms, and what to do if you suspect someone has a concussion, please visit our website: ow.ly/zzVc50OA2kQ

Pride Month begins today! The OCDSB Pride Flag is flying high outside our schools and administrative offices as we learn and celebrate together. Learn more about Pride Month at the OCDSB: ow.ly/PZ7m50OBWOw

National Indigenous History Month is a time to learn about, reflect upon, and celebrate the brilliance of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples. Learn more: ow.ly/Oh8e50OBRRB #NIHM2023

National Accessibility Week, recognized each year during the last week of May, is an opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of accessibility and inclusion for people with disabilities. Learn more: ow.ly/kNEF50OyX95

The OCDSB is grateful for our incredible support staff, including custodial staff, technicians, educational assistants, early childhood educators, professional student services staff, and more. Thank you for all you do in support of our students, colleagues, and families!