The Durham District School Board
Durham District School Board elected trustees determine and approve all policies to give direction to board staff. Each policy has an accompanying set of regulations developed by staff and approved by the board. Regulations set out the parameters and detail of board policies
The Durham District Catholic School Board
The Durham Catholic District School Board, as followers of Jesus, is a Catholic learning community committed to educating students to contribute their God-given talents in service to others.
District School Board Profiles
Key information about who currently represents you on your school board, and a current list of all publicly funded elementary and secondary schools are presented here
Ministry of Education & Training
The Ministry of Education administers the system of publicly funded elementary and secondary school education in Ontario, in accordance with the directions set by the provincial government.
Class-Size Tracker
The government is implementing a real cap of 20 students in Junior Kindergarten to Grade 3 by the 2007-08 school year. This Class-Size Tracker helps you see the progress being made to reduce class sizes across Ontario.
Student Support Branch
Loans, grants. bursaries, and scholarships may be available to students through OSAP.
Career Colleges in the Durham Region
The Durham Region Local Training Board was incorporated in 1997 as one of twenty five Local Boards in Ontario.
Durham Business & Computer College
Hands-on learning curriculum is constantly updated to keep pace with the rapidly changing business and technological developments.
Durham College
Durham College has a commitment to provide job-focused programs, accomplished professors, quality-driven innovation and superior accountability.
Print School Checklist 
A handy list when researching new schools.
Private Schools
We have made it easy for you to find Private Schools & Colleges for your children.
Skills Training Centre - Whitby Campus
If you would like training that is tailored to your specific needs, then you need look no further than the Skills Training Centre.
University of Ontario Institute of Technology
The University of Ontario Institute of Technology is Ontario's fastest-growing university. It is the province's only laptop-based university. Every student uses a current model IBM laptop to access course materials, conduct research, make presentations and communicate with faculty.
Ontario Universities
We have made it easy for you to find information about Ontario Universities.
OTHER EDUCATION:
Canadian Career Colleges
Find career training that will earn you a place among the leaders of industry with hands-on training and real-world skills.
Everest College, Ontario
Everest College is one of the leading post-secondary career-training colleges in Business, Technology and Health Care in Ontario.
Conference of Independent Schools
The Conference of Independent Schools of Ontario (CIS), founded in 1984, provides a collegial forum to promote excellence in education among its 43 member schools.
Herzing College, Toronto
Herzing College's career training programs offer hands-on, personalized instruction that helps you achieve your goals.
Homeschool Ontario
A provincial homeschooling support group providing support to homeschooling families and information on home-based education to our members and the public at large.
Independent Schools Network
The Independent Schools network, or ISnet for short, is an electronic educational community of independent schools.
Programme for International Student Assessment
PISA is a project of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) designed to provide policy-oriented international indicators of the skills and knowledge of 15-year-old students. Three literacy domains are being assessed in PISA: Reading, Mathematics, and Science.
School Achievement Indicators Program
SAIP is a cyclical program of pan-Canadian assessments of student achievement in mathematics, reading and writing, and science that has been conducted by the Council of Ministers of Education, Canada since 1993.
School Report Cards, Fraser Institute
By rating and ranking Canada's secondary schools, the Institute's program of School Report Cards provide an invaluable tool that students, parents, teachers, and principals can use to encourage educational improvement.
Vocational Colleges
Whether you're new to the job market or looking to enhance your skills, a vocational or correspondence school can be an excellent starting point for furthering your career. These schools train students for a variety of skilled jobs, including automotive technician, medical assistant, hair stylist, interior designer, electronics technician, paralegal and truck driver.
Canadian Relocation Systems, Sitemap
If you cannot find what you are looking for, visit our sitemap!
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