For the months of July and August, the DDSB Education Centre at 400 Taunton Road East, Whitby is open Monday through Thursday, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm.
Registration, secondary school transcripts, and other services are available through this website.
School offices are now closed and will re-open Monday, August 25, 2025.
First day of classes for regular calendar schools is Tuesday, September 2, 2025. 
Please check calendars for start dates at all modified...
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J. Clarke Richardson Collegiate made history by winning the prestigious 2025 Mayor’s Cup 
The Varsity Cricket team from J. Clarke Richardson Collegiate has made history by winning the prestigious 2025 Mayor’s Cup, solidifying their place as the #1 school cricket team in Ontario.
Following an incredible season in which they were crowned outdoor tournament champions and recognized as the best team in the Durham region, the team was invited to compete...
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Ignite Durham Learning Foundation and Dr. C.F. Cannon P.S. Team Up to Break Down Barriers to Student Participation
In a shining example of community, compassion, and commitment to opportunity for all, Ignite Durham Learning Foundation (IDLF) and Dr. C.F. Cannon Public School have teamed up to ensure that no student is left on the sidelines. Thanks to this meaningful partnership, 38 students were given the opportunity to lace up their cleats and take to the field at...
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“Welcome Stars” is more than just a picture book—it’s a heartfelt project demonstrating collaboration, creativity, and community spirit.
A unique and inspiring new project has come to life at Julie Payette Public School. A group of Grade 8 students created a picture book in advance of the next school year to welcome incoming Grade 1 students to the school community. The project was led by Tashana Swaby-Scott, Teacher Librarian, and published author.
The...
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The air was filled with excitement, laughter, and the heartbeat of drums as the Maamawi iyaawag Public School officially opened its doors in a powerful, community-led celebration earlier this month. 
The name “Maamawi iyaawag,” meaning “they are gathered together here” in Anishinaabemowin, was more than just a name — it was a lived experience. The event brought together families, students, staff, community leaders, and special guests...
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