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HDSB Multi-Year Plan Input Requested

The Halton District School Board (HDSB) is asking students, families, staff and the community to share views and identify areas of focus for the Board’s next Multi-Year Plan 2020-2024.

CFUW-Oakville announces 2019 Scholarship Winners

CFUW-Oakville has announced the recipients of $22,500 in scholarships for Oakville women graduating from publicly funded schools. These are deserving young women who intend to pursue studies at post-secondary institutions.

Special Athletes’ Track Meet celebrates 32 years

On Friday, June 14, 2019, students from the Halton District School Board will participate in the 32nd Annual Special Athletes’ Track Meet at Garth Webb Secondary School (2820 Westoak Trails Blvd, Oakville).

Halton Students win 147 prizes at Hamilton based competition BASEF

Halton District School Board students walked off with a record number of awards at a recent Hamilton science fair.

TEDxYouth hosted by Abbey Park High School

It was all about big ideas on Thursday as Oakville’s Abbey Park High School hosted it’s very own TEDxYouth conference.

CFUW-Oakville 2018 Scholarship Winners

CFUW-Oakville has announced the 2018 Scholarship Winners of $16,000 in scholarships for young Oakville women graduating from publicly funded schools.

OMDREB 2017 Scholarship Recipients

Four deserving Grade 12 students from the Halton area were each awarded $2,500 from OMDREB 2017 Scholarship for their submissions to The Oakville, Milton and District Real Estate Board’s Scholarship Award program.

Strong showing by Oakville students at 57th annual Bay Area Science Engineering Fair in Hamilton

Oakville students with the Halton District School Board recently participated in the Bay Area Science and Engineering Fair (BASEF) in Hamilton and performed very well, capturing numerous top-three finishes, qualifying for national and international competitions, ...

Halton District School Board Grade 9 students perform well in math testing

Today the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) released results showing Halton District School Board students performing well in Grade 9 Academic and Applied Mathematics.

Halton District School Board students continue to perform well in Grade 10 Literacy

Today the Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) released results showing Halton District School Board students continue to exceed the Grade 10 Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) provincial average.