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Central Etobicoke High SchoolADDRESS: 10 Denfield St, Etobicoke, ON
M9R 3H1PHONE NUMBER: (416) 394-7090EMAIL ADDRESS: [email protected]: http://schools.tdsb.on.ca/centraletobicoke GRADE RANGE: 9 to 12
Features- Small classes andspecialized programdelivery with aremediation, literacy andschool-to-work focus. -Co-operative educationand work experienceprograms available. -Special Educationprograms with access totechnical facilities andco-operative education.Six full computer labs,completely networked. -Skill upgrading programin Grade Nine whichprepares students forentry intoapplied/academiccourses in a collegiate. -Emphasis on technicaltraining.
Central Etobicoke High School is committed to providing a highquality, unique, and alternative curriculum for students who wishto attain the skills, values and attitudes that will prepare them forwork, lifelong learning and participation in communitylife. Courses are offered at the Essential, Workplace, Open, and K(non-credit) levels. Central students develop those skills that willserve them well, whether they join the work force, enter anapprenticeship program or go on to further education. Studentswho are designated M.I.D. or D.D. are recommended to theprogram through the IPRC process, and work towards aCertificate of Employability Skills. Students earning an OSSD doso with credits only at the essential level.
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Additional Features
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Student Life - Where You Belong
We have a great school spirit, where all staff and studentsfeel a sense of belonging and work with tremendous energyand enthusiasm to create a very enjoyable environment.There are many whole school field trips and club activitiesorganized as co-curricular events during the school day.There are several sports teams with the recent addition ofgirl’s basket ball, boys soccer and basketball, and a keeninterest and participation in lacrosse. Students are able toachieve in an environment that is safe, supportive andenjoyable.
What Sets Us Apart
Our school is organized by Houses where each student isassigned to a house from grade 9 until they graduate. Weparticipate and have friendly competitions between housesor countries which coincide with major events such as,winter and summer Olympics, and world cupsoccer. Students can also sign up for a club activity, suchas, karaoke, chess, yoga, foosball/air hokey, movie, drama,anime, domino, hip hop, and many others. Club activityis scheduled every Friday just before lunch and studentscan rotate through them every month. Our winter wholeschool ski trip is eagerly awaited by many of our students, ahighlight being, the opportunity for developmentally delayedand physically disabled students to ski or snow tube for thefirst time. Our students and staff work, learn, and play in asupportive environment which enriches the experiences forall.
Parent and Community Engagement
- Parent Council Co-chairs: Stephanie Grattan and Anna Hortiguela. The structure of our CollaborativeCommunity and School Programming Committee has enhanced the functioning of the School Council. Ithas allowed for increased and dynamic participation by the wider community involving parents, agencies,social workers, school and Board staff, and students. This creates supports for students and parents byconnecting with community agencies, and enhances opportunities for experiential learning, and thetransition to the workplace and post secondary education.
TDSB - Better Schools. Brighter Futures
Imagine a TDSB where all schools share a common core set of characteristics. They arecommunity-driven and focused on teaching and learning. Students and parents have a wide variety ofopportunities and there are enough students in every school to increase program choices. Imagine there is a clear focus on achieving student success and every student is engaged, has a voice,access to a caring adult and the opportunity to develop their full potential. Here at the TDSB our focus is on student achievement, parent and community engagement and financialstability.
Contact Information
SCHOOL NAME: Central Etobicoke High SchoolADDRESS: 10 Denfield St, Etobicoke, ON
M9R 3H1TELEPHONE: (416) 394-7090EMAIL: [email protected]
http://www.tdsb.on.ca/Findyour/Schools.aspx?schno=2816&schoolId=1035
